A library of garage-business books, each with startup costs, a pricing calculator and a 30-day launch plan. Use them to start one yourself, or rebrand and sell them with PLR rights.
What's missing is the boring part: costs, pricing, equipment and a first month plan.
Plenty of people have a garage, a workshop or a spare corner and a skill to put to work. Few know what a startup would actually cost, what to charge or what to do in the first 30 days.
The Garage Business Blueprint answers those questions for 50 different businesses, from laser engraving and 3D printing to woodworking, repairs and pet products.
Each book walks through the numbers and the first steps, so you can compare options on paper before you spend a dollar on equipment.
Counts are from the vendor's sales page.
25 chapters, about 40 to 57 PDF pages.
What to do first, in order.
Tools and gear the business needs.
Costs broken down by capital band.
Work out what to charge.
A day-by-day path to your first sales.
Products or services ranked A, B and C.
How to find your first customers.
Plus a master index and series overview. The vendor lists 350 supporting files in total. Cost figures are estimates, so check current local prices before you buy equipment.
Each book follows the same 25-chapter structure, so it's easy to compare businesses.
What you can sell, workshop layout, tools and startup cost.
Unit economics, capacity and pricing.
Sales channels, your first 10 customers, photography, branding and marketing.
Competition, U.S. legal basics, safety and beginner mistakes.
It then covers a 30-day plan, a revenue roadmap, scaling, a scorecard, an action checklist and sources. The legal chapters are general information, not legal advice.
Summary of the vendor's page. Read the full license that comes with your purchase.
You're responsible for how you operate, market and resell, and for following the rules of any marketplace you sell on.
The revenue roadmaps in the books are planning ranges, labeled by the vendor as not guaranteed. Your results depend on your skills, local market, costs and effort.
Check local licensing, insurance, zoning and safety rules before you start any business, and follow the rules of any marketplace where you sell the books.
The vendor says you can try it for 30 days and ask for a refund if you're not satisfied with the quality, research or PLR rights. Check the order page for the current terms.
A library of 50 business books for people who want to start from a garage or workshop. Each book is 8,000 to 12,000 words with startup costs, a pricing calculator and a 30-day launch plan.
The ebook plus a quick-start checklist, equipment list, startup budget, pricing calculator, 30-day launch plan, ranked product or service ideas and a marketing plan.
No. The revenue figures are planning ranges, not promises. Results depend on your effort, market and local conditions.
The vendor says PLR rights let you rebrand, sell, bundle and repurpose them. Read the license and follow the rules of any platform where you sell.
Print-ready US Letter PDFs, plain TXT and editable Markdown source files.
No. The books are written as beginner guides, though some businesses need tools and practice.
The vendor says delivery is an instant download, with no subscription.
The vendor offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. Check the order page for the current terms.
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