TLDR Type one sentence describing the business you want to start. FounderBox returns a full “business kit”: your company name, incorporation guidance, website, Stripe checkout, supplier matches, ads, and a basic SOP to operate.

Why we built this

We all know this pain: Starting a small business today means gluing together five consultants, seven subscriptions, and hundreds of small tasks, even though 90% of it has already been automated by AI.

You have lawyers charging $1,200 to file basic paperwork, marketing consultants writing the same “About Us” copy with ChatGPT, and agencies billing $3K to embed a Stripe button. The process feels broken optimized in parts, but still fragmented and overpriced.

We wanted to fix that. We built FounderBox.dev to collapse the entire “consulting chain” into one seamless prompt → company pipeline. Instead of paying for each disconnected step, you get an orchestrated system that does the whole job, end-to-end.

We believe the consulting and services industry law firms, marketing agencies, operations consultants is about to go through its “Napster moment.” AI has automated the heavy lifting, but the industry still charges human-era prices. FounderBox is our attempt to *democratize entrepreneurship* giving anyone, anywhere, the ability to start a business without gatekeepers, invoices, or endless glue work.

Our goal isn’t to replace humans; it’s to *free humans from the admin* and let them build the part that matters the vision.

Early access

We’re currently accepting our *first 500 founders* to test the closed beta. You’ll get full access to the “one-prompt business builder,” early feedback calls, and lifetime founder pricing when we launch publicly.

Join the waitlist: https://founderbox.dev/ We’d love your feedback especially from folks who’ve built legaltech, no-code, or supplier-API products. Are we overshooting or undershooting what “one-prompt company formation” should mean?

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