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Executive summary generator
A tight one-page executive summary for a business plan, proposal or pitch.
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The executive summary is the page most readers finish - and sometimes the only one. Paste the key facts about your business or project, pick what it's for, and get a crisp summary that leads with why it matters and ends with a clear ask.
What goes in an executive summary
The opportunity, what you do, who it's for, proof it works, why you win, who is behind it, the key numbers and what you want from the reader. The generator orders those so a reader can stop after the first line and still know the point.
Write it last, put it first
An executive summary compresses the whole document, so it is easiest to write once the plan exists. If you don't have one yet, start with the AI Business Plan Generator and summarize from there.
Match it to the reader
Investor summaries lean on growth and the ask; client proposals lean on outcomes and timeline; internal reports lean on findings and decisions. Choose the type and the emphasis shifts.
Questions
How long should an executive summary be?
One page is standard for a business plan - roughly 300-400 words. Pitch summaries are often shorter; pick the length that fits.
Can I use it for a report, not a business plan?
Yes. Choose 'An internal report' and it summarizes findings, recommendations and decisions needed.
Will it make up numbers?
No. It uses the numbers you provide and marks missing ones as placeholders to fill in.