Your Business
Canvas Project.
One task at a time.
A clear path from your first idea to your final canvas. Follow the tasks, use real evidence, and build a project you can explain.
Free to use. No login. Work in your own files.
Where are you in your project?
Start at the beginning, or go straight to the task you need.
All 25 tasks include a web guide, a practice activity, a Ready Pouch example, and a PDF guide.
Ready Pouch is our fictional example business. Its proposed product is a small pencil pouch for students. Meet Ready Pouch
Businesses, competition, and new ideas
Find a customer problem, test a solution, and plan how it could work.
- 1Find a customer problem, need, or wantRead guide
- 2Understand the marketRead guide
- 3Test the customer problemRead guide
- 4Develop a solutionRead guide
- 5Test your solutionRead guide
- 6Write your vision and missionRead guide
- 7Plan how to make and deliver your productRead guide
- 8Choose your idea and update the market analysisRead guide
Marketing
Understand your customers. Develop your product, price, and campaign.
- 1Identify your target customerRead guide
- 2Build customer relationshipsRead guide
- 3Research customer preferencesRead guide
- 4Research the market and show a findingRead guide
- 5Build and test a simple productRead guide
- 6Choose and test a priceRead guide
- 7Choose how to reach customersRead guide
- 8Create and test a marketing campaignRead guide
Business finance and accounting
Estimate costs, explore funding, and check your financial plans.
Management and strategy
Assess your skills, make decisions, and bring your project together.
Check the numbers behind a decision.
Change an assumption. See its effect. Use the result to ask a better question about your business.
- Unit cost and contributionWhat does each sale leave to cover other costs?
- Break-even salesHow many units could cover the assumed costs?
- Year-one forecastWhat happens if sales or costs change?
Built around the work you need to do.
These guides follow the suggested Business Canvas Project tasks in the College Board Course and Exam Description. Read an explanation, follow an example, then apply it to your own idea.
Ready Pouch is our fictional example business. Its proposed product is a small pencil pouch for students. Meet Ready Pouch
Your project needs your own research and decisions.
Read the official course guide (PDF)