When a bank asks for a business plan with your SBA 7(a) application, it's asking a specific question: can this business repay the loan? We build the 25–35 page document that answers it — in the standard lender format, on a live financial model, with every statistic cited — delivered within 48 hours for $449 flat.
SBA lending standards require your projected cash flow to cover loan payments with room to spare — a debt-service coverage ratio (DSCR) of at least 1.15x under the SBA's lending criteria, and many banks screen for 1.25x or higher in practice.* A plan that never computes this number forces the underwriter to do it themselves. Ours puts it on the page.
That this plan gets you approved. Nobody can promise that — approval depends on your credit, collateral, cash flow, and the lender across the desk. Walk away from anyone who guarantees an outcome. What a complete, well-sourced, correctly formatted package does is make sure the paperwork is never the reason you're declined.
One revision round included, returned within 24 hours. Miss the 48-hour deadline and you get a full refund. Need it in 24 hours? Rush is +$99 and invoiced by hand rather than charged at checkout — so if your deadline isn't hittable we say so before you pay.
Read a complete sample plan — a fictional Sacramento coffee roastery seeking a $180,000 SBA 7(a) loan — built to exactly the standard your order gets: cited statistics, live model, DSCR, downside case.
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* SBA 7(a) lending criteria require a minimum debt-service coverage ratio of 1.15x on a historical and/or projected cash-flow basis; individual lenders commonly apply higher internal thresholds such as 1.25x. Sources: sbalenders.com, "New SBA lending criteria for 7(a) loans"; sba7a.loans, "What is the Required DSCR for SBA 7(a) Loans?" — checked August 2026. 48 Hour Plan is not affiliated with the SBA or any lender; "SBA-lender format" describes document structure, not endorsement.