Build a business, not just an app
We combine the operating app, pricing, paperwork, business plan, and route to the first customers into one practical micro-business package. One is already finished. You decide what comes next.
What already exists
This is not a plan looking for a builder. StillWorth is a complete equipment rental business package, built and on sale today. It contains the rental application — a home audit that walks you room by room, pricing, availability checking, an enquiry board, invoices, damage tracking and earnings worked out per item — plus a spreadsheet workbook, a 41-page business plan and a 20-page user guide.
That is the standard. Not a demo, not a preview. A finished thing someone can buy this afternoon and open a business with. The question now is simply which business gets built to that same standard next.
What is inside every package
The application
A single HTML file covering the whole operation — customers, bookings or scheduling, quotes, invoices, expenses and profit. Works offline, no account, nothing uploaded anywhere.
The business plan
What the business is, what to charge, where customers come from, what goes wrong, and an honest chapter on when to stop.
The workbook
The same business as a spreadsheet, for people who think in grids or want their numbers somewhere they fully control.
The user guide
Every screen explained, plus worked scenarios: a job start to finish, an awkward customer, something breaking, month end.
The paperwork
Agreements, invoices, deposit and cancellation policies, and a startup checklist in the order you actually need it.
Getting the first customers
Listing and ad copy written for this specific business, the channels worth trying, and the messages you end up sending over and over.
Which business should we build next?
Pick up to three. The count decides the order we build in, and everyone on the list gets early access pricing when a package is released — before it goes on general sale.
What this is, and what it is not
| What you get | What you still have to do |
|---|---|
| A researched business model with real pricing | Check that it works where you live |
| Software that runs the daily operation | Actually do the work, to a standard people pay for |
| Contracts, invoices and policies ready to adapt | Register properly and handle your own tax |
| A written plan for the first ten customers | Make the calls and answer the messages |
| Startup capital stated honestly, before you buy | Have that capital, or pick a business that needs less |
No package guarantees income. Anyone selling you a downloadable file and promising earnings is not being straight with you. What a package removes is the months of setup — not the business itself.
Common questions
What is a micro-business package?
One purchase containing everything a single person needs to start one specific business: the plan, the software, the paperwork, and the route to the first customers. Not a course. Not a template pack.
Does buying a package guarantee income?
No, and we would rather say so plainly here than have you find out later. The package removes the setup. Finding customers and doing the work well is still yours.
Is there a finished package I can look at today?
Yes — StillWorth, the equipment rental package. Everything that follows is built to that standard.
What happens after I vote?
Your vote is counted and you get an email when the next package is released, with early access pricing. Nothing else, and you can leave the list at any time.
Want to suggest a business that is not on the list? Tell us — the list is not finished, and the best additions have come from people who already run the business.