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Each section is clearly labeled with prompts to guide your writing, so you won't be stuck.
Writing it out helps you test if your business concept makes sense on paper.
You don’t need writing or formatting skills. Just follow the structure and fill in your details.
Easily update for funding rounds, pitch events, or business changes—no need to start over.



This executive summary template includes:
Choose your preferred format—Google Docs, Word, or PDF—and make a copy to start editing.
Before you begin, collect key info like your business idea, goals, target market, product or service, team background, and financial highlights.
Use the prompts to complete areas like Company Overview, Market Opportunity, Product or Service, Financial Summary, and Team. Keep it short and focused.
Check for clarity, typos, and missing info. Make sure your message is clear and your numbers are accurate.
Export your summary as a PDF or attach it to your business plan or pitch deck. You can also share it with your team or mentor for feedback.
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An executive summary gives a quick overview of your business. It helps readers understand:
Even if you’re not pitching yet, it helps you organize your thoughts and explain your business clearly.
Absolutely. It’s designed to fit into both—just copy the final version into your business plan or pitch presentation.
Keep it short and focused—usually one page, two at most. Cover the key points: what your business does, who it serves, how it makes money, and what your goals are. The goal is to give a quick overview, not your full plan.
Absolutely. Startups often need to explain their idea quickly and clearly—this template helps you do exactly that. It’s flexible enough to use whether you’ve launched or are still pre-revenue.