FEC Business Plans: What Every First-Time Owner Needs to Include

The 7 must-have components to impress lenders, investors, and yourself

You’ve got a concept. Maybe even a location. But now the bank wants a business plan, your partners want numbers, and your gut wants answers.

So… what actually goes in an FEC business plan?

Here’s what we tell our clients at FEC Guru — and what lenders expect to see.

  • 1. Executive Summary

    • Your elevator pitch, market need, and what makes your FEC stand out

  • 2. Market & Demographic Analysis

    • Who are your customers? How many of them live nearby? What’s the competition?

  • 3. Concept Description & Attractions

    • What you're building and why — from games to food to ambiance

  • 4. Revenue Model & Pricing Strategy

    • How you’ll make money — arcade cards, food & bev, parties, etc.

  • 5. Financial Forecasts

    • Projected revenue, startup costs, breakeven point, and EBITDA

  • 6. Marketing Plan

    • How you’ll attract and retain guests in Year 1 and beyond

  • 7. Operational Plan & Staffing

    • Team structure, training plans, SOPs

A business plan isn’t just paperwork — it’s the map you’ll follow for years. Get it right the first time.

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