Vyavsay AI

Start a business in India, or grow the one you run.

See which government loans you can get in two minutes: free, no sign-up, every answer from the official rules.

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Mujhe machinery ke liye ₹15 lakh chahiye. Kya options hain?

Funding report

about 90 seconds of research
How much
₹15 lakh
What for
Buying looms
State
Maharashtra
City
Pune
Collateral
Shop premises, ₹8 lakh
Find the funding

Government Schemes

  • MUDRA (Tarun Plus)Unclear
  • CGTMSE coverEligible

Tasks

Suggested (2)

  • Register on Udyam before applying

    Add to listNot needed
  • Ask the bank to cover the loan under CGTMSE

    Add to listNot needed
An example run: ask, check the brief, get the report, keep the tasks. The report's wording depends on what its research finds, and tasks are kept once the chat has a business picked.

From an idea to a business that files on time

Five steps, in the order they come up. Start wherever you are.

  1. Step 1

    Pick what to start

    What can I start with the money and skills I have?

  2. Step 2

    Check the demand

    Is there real demand for it where I am?

  3. Step 3

    Fund it

    Which loans and schemes can I actually get?

  4. Step 5

    Run it every month

    What do I file, and by when? What's still left to do?

Free tools answer from the official rules, instantly. Sign in reports research today's sources for your own situation, in about two minutes, and show where every figure came from. The Free plan includes 3 a month.

Your website, written from your Google reviews

Paste your business's Google Maps link. Vyavsay reads what your customers say and writes a website from it: what they come back for, what they order, their own words. Every claim on it points to the reviews behind it.

  • Free: a public page for your business with a WhatsApp button, and one preview of the full website.
  • Paid plans: publish the full website, on your own domain if you like. See plans
Sample · made-up reviews

Annapoorna Family Restaurant

Benne masala dosa regulars queue for on Sundays

4.4★ from 1,287 reviews

  • “The benne masala dosa here is the best I have had in south Bangalore. Crispy outside, soft inside, and the chutney is fresh every time. Worth the Sunday queue.”Priya K.
  • “Been coming for twelve years. The waiter still remembers that my father takes his filter coffee without sugar. Benne masala dosa never changes, in a good way.”Arjun R.
See the whole sample website →

Read a real report before you sign up

A market snapshot for one kind of business in one city: what it costs to open, what people pay, who you are up against. Useful whether you are planning one or benchmarking the one you run.

Free, and no account needed.

Learn the basics first, in plain words

Vyavsay School has short lessons on starting and running a business in India, free and without an account. Each one ends with the tool that does the job.

See every course at Vyavsay School →

How to check the answer

Every figure carries its source

Each section ends with the pages it was built from, and the report closes by saying how many sources went into it and on what date. A figure that can't be traced back to one is listed as unverified, not left to look solid.

Gaps stay visible

Tell it your state, sector, turnover and registrations once, or whatever of that exists so far, and every report is checked against them. What you haven't told it comes back as a gap, not as an assumption it made quietly.

It says what it can't do

Every report ends by saying what it is not: not an approval, not a compliance certificate, not advice. Scheme terms and due dates move, so it points you at the page to confirm them on.

What you would use otherwise

A general AI assistant
Answers from training data rather than today's scheme page, doesn't know your turnover, and leaves nothing on your list once you close it.
A consultant
₹5,000–25,000 and a week's wait, for the one question you already knew to ask, and nothing about the scheme you had never heard of.

Ask it about the business you run, or the one you want to.