Muhammad Tayyab Shabbir
Muhammad Tayyab Shabbir is the founder of Avvale, a London business-plan consultancy, and of Business Plan Firm, Avvale's US practice. He holds an MSci from University College London and is a published textbook author. He personally leads and reviews the firm's business-plan and financial-model work. Across the Avvale group, that work stands behind $1B+ in funding documents for 300+ businesses across 30 countries, including Shark Tank and Dragons' Den clients.
Every service page on this site carries his byline. This page is where that byline resolves: who he is, what he actually does on an engagement, and which results belong to the firm he founded rather than to him personally.
Who is Muhammad Tayyab Shabbir?
He is a business-plan consultant and founder. He built Avvale in London, then opened Business Plan Firm as its US practice. His academic background is an MSci from University College London, and he is a published textbook author. His day-to-day role is hands-on: he leads and reviews the plan and financial-model work the firm sells, rather than managing it from a distance.
What does he actually do on your engagement?
He leads and reviews the firm's plan and financial-model work. In practice that means the document you pay for is produced under a named, accountable author rather than an anonymous content team. In our view, a named author you can look up is the single most useful thing to check before paying anyone for a business plan, which is why this page exists.
How do Avvale and Business Plan Firm fit together?
Business Plan Firm is the US practice of Avvale, a London consultancy. Same founder, same standards, same review process: Business Plan Firm is simply the door American clients come through, with US pricing and US-format deliverables. When this site cites the group's track record, it is citing work done across both.
Which results belong to the firm?
The track record belongs to the firm, not to any one person, and it is stated the same way everywhere we publish it: $1B+ in funding documents, 300+ businesses, 30 countries, and Shark Tank and Dragons' Den clients. What each figure means, and what evidence you can ask for, is set out plainly on our results page. We name clients only with their written permission; everything else stays confidential.
Which services does he lead?
The seven service lines Business Plan Firm publishes fixed prices for: business plans ($1,000 to $2,800), SBA loan plans ($1,000 to $2,500), immigration plans ($1,900 to $3,200), pitch decks ($1,950 to $3,950), financial models ($750 to $1,950), market research ($500 to $2,200), and feasibility studies ($3,900 to $9,800, complex work from $14,000). Turnarounds are published on each service page: most plans take 7 to 10 days for a first draft, financial models usually land inside 3 to 7 days of the call, and feasibility studies run 10 to 20 business days. Nothing on those pages is a quote generated by a tool; the scope and the price are agreed on a call.
How do you work with him?
Every engagement starts the same way: a free 30-minute call. You describe what you are raising and by when; you get a straight answer on scope, a fixed price from the published price list, and a view on whether your timeline is achievable, including a candid no if it is not.