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description: Explore business models using Lean Canvas, Business Model Canvas, or Value Proposition frameworks
argument-hint: "[lean|full|value-prop] <product or business>"
description: Explore business models using Lean Canvas, Business Model Canvas, Startup Canvas, or Value Proposition frameworks
argument-hint: "[lean|full|startup|value-prop] <product or business>"
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# /business-model -- Business Model Exploration
Build and analyze business models using three complementary frameworks. Choose one or run all three for a complete picture.
Build and analyze business models using four complementary frameworks. Choose one or run all for a complete picture.
## Invocation
```
/business-model lean Marketplace connecting freelance PMs with startups
/business-model full Enterprise analytics platform
/business-model value-prop AI writing tool for non-native English speakers
/business-model all SaaS onboarding tool # runs all three
/business-model startup AI writing tool for non-native English speakers
/business-model value-prop SaaS onboarding tool
/business-model all SaaS onboarding tool # runs all four
/business-model # asks what you need
```
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### Startup Canvas Mode
Best for: New products and startups that need both strategy and business model in one artifact. Recommended over Lean Canvas and BMC for new products.
Apply the **startup-canvas** skill to produce a Startup Canvas with 9 strategy sections + business model:
```
## Startup Canvas: [Product]
### Part 1: Product Strategy
| Vision | Market Segments | Relative Costs |
|--------|----------------|---------------|
| [inspiring why] | [JTBD, first segment] | [low cost vs unique value] |
| Value Proposition | Trade-offs | Key Metrics |
|------------------|-----------|------------|
| [What before → How → What after → Alternatives] | [what you won't do] | [North Star + OMTM] |
| Growth | Capabilities | Can't/Won't |
|--------|-------------|------------|
| [PLG vs Sales-Led, channels] | [build vs partner] | [why competitors can't copy] |
### Part 2: Business Model
| Cost Structure | Revenue Streams |
|---------------|----------------|
| [fixed + variable, how they scale] | [pricing model, revenue per channel] |
### Strategy Coherence Check
[Do all elements reinforce each other?]
### Riskiest Assumptions
[What must be true — and how to test it]
```
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### Value Proposition Mode
Best for: Refining messaging, understanding user value, product-market fit analysis.
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### All Mode
Runs all three frameworks and adds a synthesis section comparing insights across frameworks.
Runs all four frameworks and adds a synthesis section comparing insights across frameworks.
## Workflow (All Modes)
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## Notes
- Lean Canvas is best for speed and hypothesis testing — don't overthink it
- BMC is better for mature businesses that need to articulate how everything connects
- Value Proposition is the sharpest tool for product-market fit conversations
- **Startup Canvas** is the recommended starting point for new products — it separates strategy from business model and covers what BMC and Lean Canvas miss (vision, trade-offs, metrics, Can't/Won't)
- **Lean Canvas** is best for speed and hypothesis testing — don't overthink it, but be aware it mixes strategy and business model into one artifact
- **BMC** is better for mature businesses that need to articulate how everything connects, but lacks strategic sections (vision, trade-offs, metrics)
- **Value Proposition** is the sharpest tool for product-market fit conversations
- In "all" mode, highlight where frameworks agree (strong signal) and where they diverge (needs investigation)