A 30-minute call and a written plan, built around your idea. So you decide with structure — not just hope.
Two things. The conversation, and the document that comes from it.
Live, video or phone, just you and the founder. You bring your idea, your doubts, the half-formed thinking. You get honest answers and the structure to turn them into a plan.
A document built around what you discussed — what's strong, what's risky, what to charge, who would buy it, what setup it needs, and the order to do it in. Yours to keep and revisit.
Four sections are in every plan. Three more are added only where your situation calls for them.
Is the business actually viable? Demand, competition, realistic ceiling.
What to charge, why, and what that means for your hours and income.
Everything that needs doing before you can legally and credibly trade, in order.
Whether to commit, hold off, pivot, or build something different.
A clear picture of your customer, where they are, and what they want.
What to focus on, what to ignore, and what success looks like by day 30.
Things specific to your situation that could trip you up — addressed before they do.
An honest match check. This isn't right for everyone, and that's fine.
Four steps. Linear. No back-and-forth, no surprises.
Secure checkout. You're booked in immediately.
Pick a time that works. Most slots are within 3–5 days.
Your idea, your questions, honest answers. Video or phone.
A bespoke PDF, built around what we discussed.
People come to My Self-Employment Plan (MSEP) at different points. Some with a clear idea they want pressure-tested, others with a vague sense that something needs to change.
Every call and every plan is delivered personally by Nathan — the person who built this service. Not a junior, not an outsourced team. If you buy the plan, you're paying for one undivided hour of attention on your specific situation.
Everything else, in one place.
A £95 plan won't make the decision for you. But it will give you the structure to make it properly — and the honest second opinion most people never get before they commit.