Build your Osterwalder Business Model Canvas step by step
Project developed by Ryan Longo with the Assistance of Claude Opus 4
Let's start building your business model. Choose how you'd like to begin:
Let's start by identifying who your customers are. These are the different groups of people or organizations your business aims to reach and serve.
Now, what value do you deliver to these customers? What problems are you solving or needs are you satisfying?
How do you interact with your customers? What type of relationship does each customer segment expect?
Through which channels do your customers want to be reached? How are you delivering your value proposition?
Who are your key partners and suppliers? Which key resources do you acquire from partners?
What key activities does your value proposition require? What must you do well?
What key resources does your value proposition require? These are the most important assets.
What are the most important costs in your business model? Which resources and activities are most expensive?
For what value are your customers willing to pay? How would they prefer to pay?
Congratulations! Here's your complete Business Model Canvas. Click on any item to edit it, or use the + button to add new items.