Common questions, short answers

No. Juristelo does not handle the legal formalities of setting up a company. The software produces a clear financial plan or forecast that you hand to your notary, your bank or an investor.

No. The assistant asks about your activity, sales, investments and costs. It offers benchmark figures at every step. The calculation engine keeps every table accurate and consistent.

Yes. Creating an account costs nothing, and you get a 7-day free trial on the plan of your choice. There is no charge before the trial ends, and you can cancel anytime.

Allow about an hour. A spreadsheet built by hand often takes several days.

Word (.docx) and PDF. The document has a polished layout, a table of contents and clear financial tables, ready to present.

Yes. We encrypt your data and process it in line with the GDPR. It serves only to generate your documents.

A document that projects your project over several years. It brings together a projected income statement, a cash flow plan, a financing plan and a break-even point. It shows whether the project stands up and how much funding it needs.

Yes. Every assumption stays editable, and all the tables recalculate instantly. You can also duplicate a file to test a cautious, central or ambitious assumption, then compare the effect on cash.

One credit is roughly one written page. Your credits refill every month according to your plan.

Yes. You can move to a higher or lower plan whenever you want, at no extra cost.

No, prices exclude VAT. 21% VAT applies depending on your country, with reverse charge if you hold a valid EU VAT number.

Yes. Juristelo centralises several companies, their projects and their cash alerts in one view. You also manage your team's access.

Yes. You export the file to PDF or Word, or you share a temporary link with your partners.

The financial plan and the forecast describe the same exercise in figures: Belgium uses the first term, France the second. The business plan tells the story around those figures, covering market, offering and strategy.

Yes. Article 5:4 of the Belgian Code of Companies and Associations requires you to hand the notary a financial plan before the deed of incorporation. The law requires two years at least; banks and notaries often expect three.

Yes. When you sign up, you choose your country and legal form, for example an SAS or a SARL. The interface then adjusts legal forms, thresholds and obligations.

No. Our templates structure the useful elements, but they remain informative. They do not amount to legal advice tailored to your situation.

They give a reliable order of magnitude for one precise question. Tax and social rates change every financial year, and we keep them current. A calculator never replaces an accountant's opinion on your situation.