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Industry templates · Launching this summer

Templates built from real cases

Five industry templates land in BeretPlan this summer, built from real use cases: the lines, formulas and variables of each sector, in place from the day they open. You'll swap our assumptions for your own figures — and your forecast will stand on its own from day one.

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A template, concretely

Not a mockup: a budget ready to run

An industry template is not a document to fill in. It's a living financial plan you adjust to your reality, instead of building one from scratch.

Budget lines, already structured

Revenue, expenses, investments: the budget tree typical of your trade is in place, in the right order and at the right level of detail. No forgetting the line nobody likes to talk about.

Formulas, already written

Margins, totals, ratios: the calculations that hold the model together are written in plain, readable language and validated by the engine. No magic cells, no #REF!.

The variables of your trade

Selling price, headcount, payroll rates… every assumption is a named variable. Swap the sample value for your own: the whole plan recalculates.

BeretPlan formula editor in plain language: a line computed from a named variable, no spreadsheet
What's coming

Five templates this summer, built for real businesses

Each template is built from a real use case: the cost and revenue structure of its own sector, not a generic list of budget lines renamed for the occasion.

And until this summer?

We'd rather be upfront: these five industry templates aren't live yet. But there's no need to wait — with the Free plan you can start today from the app's generic templates (SaaS, e-commerce, services…) and build a complete budget.

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Craft & makers This summer

Jewellery making

From raw materials to the fair booth: a budget built for makers who sell online, on consignment and at markets.

  • Material cost per collection — metals, stones, findings — tied to the price of each piece
  • Separate sales channels: online store, consignment shops and fairs, each with its own commission
  • Depreciation of tools and workshop, from the rolling mill to the soldering bench
Food retail This summer

Bakery & pastry shop

Oven, storefront, goodwill: the budget of a food shop, from the setup loan to the Sunday-morning queue.

  • Share of raw-material cost in every selling price — flour, butter, chocolate…
  • Depreciation of the oven, bakehouse equipment and goodwill
  • Seasonality built in: weekends, holidays and January galettes already in the forecast
B2B services This summer

Communications agency

A budget that tracks your two real raw materials: your team's time and the margin on every engagement.

  • Workload plan and day rates by profile: creative, consulting, management
  • Payroll versus freelance subcontracting, compared project by project
  • Margin per client and per engagement — visible every month, not just at year end
Software This summer

B2B SaaS

The recurring-revenue model: subscriptions, retention and acquisition cost, structured the way investors expect them.

  • MRR broken down by plan, with subscriber volumes and upgrades as variables
  • Monthly churn as a named variable: change the assumption, the whole forecast follows
  • Customer acquisition cost (CAC) set against the revenue a customer brings over time
Professional services This summer

Consulting & freelancers

An honest budget for people who sell their days: what you bill, what you contribute, what you keep.

  • Day rate and billable days per month — holidays and bench time included
  • Social charges and contributions computed as a share of revenue
  • Unbilled time (prospecting, admin) visible in the plan, not swept under the rug

Your business will have its template. Your numbers already have a home.

Build your budget today on a generic template — and switch to your industry template when it ships this summer.

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