Your business plan maps out the aims and processes of your business, so it absolutely should contain details of your pricing structure. If you’re wondering how to write a business plan, the good news is it’s fairly straightforward. It’s just a matter of sitting down and writing out a summary of your business, noting down anything that seems relevant. It’s well worth doing even if you don’t intend to pitch for loans or investment, as it can serve as a kind of to-do list for success. Your business plan should contain: An overview of what your business will do An overview of the sector you’ll be operating within, including latest trends and information on competitors and customer tastes Details on how the business will be funded A look ahead at expected revenues and sales targets within a reasonable timeframe An overview of the business structure and how it will operate on a day-to-day basis A breakdown of the legal requirements for starting a small business using your chosen business structure (sole trader, partnership, or limited company).