Business Feasibility Analysis, Backed by Evidence
Feasibility analysis asks one question — will this actually work, financially — and answers it with numbers instead of confidence. Dossier builds that answer from your budget, researched costs, and explicit assumptions, and shows the math rather than a verdict handed down from nowhere.
What a Dossier feasibility analysis covers
Startup costs
What it typically takes to get this specific business running, researched against your region.
Operating costs
Recurring costs once running — rent, supplies, staff, subscriptions — as applicable to the business type.
Revenue assumptions
What pricing and volume assumptions the model uses, stated explicitly rather than hidden.
Margins & break-even
Gross margin and the point at which revenue covers costs, calculated deterministically — see Financial Analysis.
ROI & runway
Expected return and how long a given budget lasts under the stated assumptions.
Risk factors & scenarios
What could derail the plan, plus a scenario simulator to test different budgets and assumptions.
Important: feasibility numbers are calculations built on explicit assumptions and researched inputs — they are not certified predictions. Dossier states its assumptions so you can challenge or adjust them, rather than presenting a single "yes, it's feasible" as fact.
Example
"Should I start a €10,000 car detailing business in Chișinău?" — Dossier researches typical setup costs for the region, estimates realistic monthly revenue from comparable local pricing, calculates break-even and ROI against the €10,000 budget, and flags the biggest risks (seasonality, competition, customer acquisition cost) before giving a verdict.
FAQ
What inputs does the feasibility analysis need from me?
Just your decision and, optionally, a budget, timeframe, and region — Dossier researches the rest and states its assumptions where it had to estimate.
Can I change the assumptions after generation?
Yes — the scenario simulator lets you re-run the financial model with different budget and cost assumptions without re-researching the topic.
Is a feasibility study from Dossier the same as one from a consultant?
No — it's a fast, evidence-based starting point. For high-stakes decisions, use it alongside your own due diligence and, where appropriate, professional advice.