Let us help you build your business.
- Brand book
- Functional prototype
- Landing page
- PRD
- Pitch deck
- Business plan
- Financial model
17 chapters that write the story of your business. 15 hours of your time.
You walk away with a functional prototype and landing page, brand book, pitch deck, business plan, financial model, and product requirements document. The artifacts a founder needs to launch, raise, and operate.
Same problem. Very different output.
Real artifacts. Code that runs. Pages that load. Apps you can ship.
Every artifact below was shipped by civiq's own pipeline for Customer Zero — this very studio. You get the same category of output for your business.
Test the pivot before you make it.
Every chapter is a decision point. Time Machine lets you rewind to any chapter, take the alternate path, and run the rest of the pipeline forward, in parallel with your main timeline. Compare the outputs side by side. Pick the one that won.
Path A. Enterprise SaaS
- TAM: $24B (mid-market + enterprise)
- Pricing: $25K/year
- Brand: "Built for the boardroom"
- Pitch: 18-month sales cycle, $250K ACV
Path B. SMB Self-Serve
- TAM: $9B (250K SMBs)
- Pricing: $89/month
- Brand: "Software that runs your shop"
- Pitch: PLG, 14-day trial, $1.2K ARPA
What if we targeted SMBs instead of enterprise?
Fork chapter 3. See the new market sizing, brand voice, and pricing model run all the way through to a different pitch deck.
What if we charged subscription instead of one-time?
Fork chapter 8. Watch unit economics, GTM strategy, and investor narrative reshape themselves through chapters 9–17.
What if we shipped mobile-first?
Fork chapter 10.5. The brand, the prototype, the build all change. Compare the App Store path against the web path before you commit.
Three pipelines. Three outcomes. One studio.
4 steps. 15 hours of your time. 1 investor-ready business.
Type your idea
Three sentences is enough. Claude asks what matters, you answer in plain language.
Chat with chapter experts
17 specialists, each with their own craft. You review, approve, and iterate — never write a prompt.
Review deliverables
Every chapter produces a real artifact. You see it rendered, not described. Approve or ask for changes.
Own your business
Code. Brand. Pitch deck. Business plan. It's yours. No lock-in, no recurring fees.
Write the story of your business.
17 chapters. 15 hours. 1 Business. Yours.