The Startup Operations Bundle

The paperwork every Indian startup needs — and almost none of them have written down.

496 files of the checklists, contracts, spreadsheets and playbooks an early-stage Indian company actually runs on. Not a course. The real documents: the founders’ agreement, the GST-compliant invoice, the 197-step sales process, the cap table that recalculates itself, the offer letter, the investor update, the grant application.

999199 one-time · instant download · no subscription

999 is the regular price of the bundle. ₹199 is the current offer.

  • 12 kits, 496 files
  • 70 India-specific legal documents
  • 33 spreadsheets with live formulas
  • Lifetime access to the version you buy

1,573

checklist items

1,223

tool listings

70

legal documents

33

spreadsheets

496

files

What it is

A library you use, not a course you watch.

The Startup Operations Bundle is a library of 496 documents, spreadsheets and checklists published by COPG Global Private Limited for early-stage companies in India. It covers twelve areas: legal, finance, marketing, sales, SEO, fundraising, government schemes, customer success, hiring, brand, automation and an AI prompt library.

You open the file, replace what is in square brackets, and use it. Every document ships in Markdown, Word and PDF; everything with a checkbox or a number ships as Excel with the formulas already wired.

It is the middle path between drafting from scratch, which takes weeks, and paying an advocate to write everything from zero, which costs more than the company has — so the money you spend on a professional goes on reviewing something rather than writing it.

The Startup Operations Bundle at a glance
ProductThe Startup Operations Bundle (version 1.2.1)
CategoryDocument, spreadsheet and checklist library for early-stage companies
VendorCOPG Global Private Limited, Bengaluru, India
PriceRegular price ₹999. Current offer ₹199, one-time. No subscription, no renewal.
DeliveryInstant digital download — a single 161 MB zip, extracting to 496 files
FormatsMarkdown, Word (.docx), PDF and Excel (.xlsx)
Jurisdiction focusIndia. Tax, stamp duty, company-law and scheme content is India-specific
LicenceOne purchase licenses one company, perpetually, for the version you bought
Best forFounders and two-to-ten-person teams, and the advisers who set those companies up
Standout inclusionA register of 1,152 open questions across 67 documents — every point the drafter could not confirm against a primary source
Not includedLegal, tax or financial advice; review of your situation; any promised outcome

The problem

Most of it has to be right the first time.

And almost none of it gets written down until something goes wrong.

01

Twelve jobs, qualified for two.

An early-stage founder in India runs legal, finance, hiring, marketing, sales and compliance at once. Every one of those jobs has paperwork attached, and most of it has to be right the first time.

02

The gap shows up years later.

The founders' agreement you didn't sign becomes the dispute in year three. The IP your contractor still owns — because paying an invoice doesn't transfer copyright — becomes the finding in your first due diligence.

03

The usual answers are bad ones.

Drafting from scratch takes weeks. A template from a blog was written for Delaware, or for India in 2016. Paying an advocate to draft everything from zero costs more than the company has.

What’s inside

Twelve kits, written as one system.

Totals across all twelve: 1,573 checklist items, 1,223 tool listings, 70 legal documents, 33 spreadsheets, 496 files.

Startup Legal Kit

70 India-specific legal documents across twelve numbered areas — incorporation, founders and equity, fundraising, employment, IP, commercial contracts, digital and data, premises and disputes, tax and GST, exit, cross-border, sector licences. Each ships as .md, .docx and .pdf. 296 files in total.

Finance & Bookkeeping

172-point checklist plus seven working spreadsheets with live formulas — a three-statement model with 12-month projections and runway, a non-circular cap table with dilution across three rounds, a GST invoice workbook, cash-flow and expense trackers, a pricing and unit-economics calculator, and a ~110-account chart of accounts with a month-end-close SOP.

Marketing Checklist

200 tasks across 18 topics, with a scorecard and a 90-day plan, plus a directory of 524 marketing tools.

Sales Checklist

197 steps from first deal to repeatable revenue, six templates (outreach, discovery, demo, proposal, CRM, closing), and 120 sales tools.

SEO Checklist

199 steps across 18 areas, three client-ready templates (audit report, keyword mapping, monthly report), and 124 SEO tools.

Fundraising & Pitch

158-point readiness checklist, slide-by-slide deck outline, one-pager, investor outreach tracker, data-room map, monthly update email, and a valuation and dilution calculator with a three-round waterfall. 92 tools and sources including Indian angel networks.

Government Schemes

83 Indian schemes and programmes — Udyam/MSME, DPIIT recognition, seed and grant funds, collateral-free credit, tax benefits, incubators, procurement — each with what you get, who runs it, eligibility and the official portal. Plus a 154-point checklist and an application tracker.

Customer Success

160-point checklist, onboarding SOP, support SLAs, QBR outline, NPS and churn playbook, renewal and upsell playbook, and a customer health tracker.

Hiring & People

150-point checklist, job-description templates with worked examples, a structured interview question bank, a weighted scorecard, an India-aware CTC and compensation-bands calculator, 30/60/90 onboarding, and review and 1:1 templates.

Brand & Design

113-point build checklist, fill-in brand guidelines, voice and tone guide, messaging framework, stationery and presentation templates, and an asset inventory. 81 design tools.

AI Automation

100 ready-made n8n workflow templates across 10 categories, each rated for setup difficulty and paid-API dependency, with a plain-English guide to running your first one safely.

AI Prompt Library

90 ready-to-paste prompts across 11 domains and 15 multi-step recipes for the actual tasks in every kit above — the cold email, the JD, the QBR, the investor update, the GST-safe quote.

Why it’s actually useful

Three things a folder of blog templates will never do.

Pillar 01

India-specific, and current.

The legal drafting reflects the Companies Act 2013, the DPDP Act 2023 and its staged commencement, the BNS/BNSS/BSA 2023, the IT Rules as amended, the CERT-In Directions, the Consumer Protection Act 2019, the Labour Codes, the Income-tax Act 2025 and the GST 2.0 rate structure. Stamp duty is treated as what it is — a State subject where every rate is indicative and must be checked locally.

Pillar 02

It tells you what it doesn't know.

Every point the drafter could not confirm against a primary source is marked [VERIFY: …] in the text and collected into a single register: 1,152 open questions across 67 documents, organised document by document. Hand that register to your advocate and it becomes the agenda for the engagement.

Pillar 03

The kits hand off to each other.

They were written as one system, not twelve products in a folder. The sales proposal points at the MSA that makes it enforceable. The pricing checklist points at the unit-economics calculator. The hiring kit runs the process and points at the legal kit for the contract. There is a cross-reference map in the README and a numbered day-zero path — twenty-one steps in the order a real company hits them.

No other template pack tells you where its own edges are — and knowing which 1,152 things to check is worth more than a document that quietly pretends there are none.

Who it’s for

Founders, and the people who set them up.

Founders and two-to-ten-person teams in India selling B2B services or SaaS, with deal sizes from roughly ₹50,000 to ₹50 lakh.

The advisers who set those companies up — advocates, company secretaries, chartered accountants, consultants and agencies. The licence expressly permits using these templates to prepare documents for your clients. The finished document goes to the client; the library stays with you.

Who it isn’t for

  • Companies incorporated outside India — they will get little from the legal, tax and schemes kits.
  • Businesses past Series A, which generally have this built already.
  • Anyone who wants someone to do the work for them rather than give them the drafts.

If that last one is you, talk to us about doing the work instead.

What you get

One zip. 496 files. Nothing ships to you.

Startup-Operations-Bundle-v1.2.1.zip — 161 MB, extracting to one folder of 496 files. Instant digital download.
Three formats, same content: Markdown for phones and version control, Word for editing and signing, PDF for the read-only copy, Excel for anything with a number.
Start with README.md — the day-zero reading path, the cross-kit hand-off map, and a table of exactly what is in every folder.

What it is not

Stated plainly, because it matters.

This section matters as much as the rest. Read it before you buy, not after.

  • These are templates. They are not legal, tax or financial advice, and using them creates no lawyer-client, company-secretary or chartered-accountant relationship with anyone.
  • Have a qualified Indian advocate or Company Secretary review any legal document before you sign, publish or file it. Tax and GST content needs a Chartered Accountant.
  • No outcome is promised anywhere. No ranking, traffic, conversion, revenue, valuation, funding, hiring or scheme-approval result. Every number in every calculator is a starting assumption to replace with your own data.
  • Law changes. Rates and thresholds move with every Finance Act; scheme amounts and eligibility change by notification without warning. Re-check annually, and re-check anything you are actively filing on the day you file it.
  • The automation kit lists third-party workflows published on n8n's public library by their own authors. COPG Global does not build, host, test or maintain them.
  • Placeholders are in [SQUARE BRACKETS]. Replace all of them before anything goes to a customer.

Licence, in plain terms

One purchase, one company, perpetually.

Use them in your own business. If you advise clients, use them in your clients’ documents and hand over the finished work. Store, print, translate and adapt them freely. Anything you create by filling one in belongs entirely to you.

Don’t resell, republish or repackage the templates themselves, and don’t use them to train a model or build a document-generation service for third parties.

One purchase licenses one company, perpetually, for the version you bought. Full terms ship in LICENSE.md inside the download.

Bundle FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Anything not covered here — ask. We will tell you if the answer is no.

What exactly do I get for ₹199?

A single download: Startup-Operations-Bundle-v1.2.1.zip, 161 MB, extracting to one folder of 496 files across twelve kits. It is an instant digital download — nothing ships to you. Start with README.md, which has the day-zero reading path, the cross-kit hand-off map, and a table of exactly what is in every folder.

Is this legal advice?

No. These are templates and starting drafts, not advice, and buying them creates no lawyer-client or chartered-accountant relationship. Have a qualified Indian advocate or Company Secretary review anything you intend to sign, publish or file, and a Chartered Accountant review the tax and GST material.

Is it a subscription?

No. It is a one-time payment. The regular price of the bundle is ₹999 and the current offer price is ₹199. One purchase licenses one company, perpetually, for the version you bought. There is no renewal and no recurring charge.

Is it useful if my company is not in India?

Partly. Most of the marketing, sales, SEO, brand, hiring and customer-success material works anywhere. The tax, stamp duty, company-law and government-scheme content is India-specific and says so on every page — companies incorporated outside India will get little from the legal, tax and schemes kits.

Can I use these for my clients?

Yes. The licence expressly permits advocates, company secretaries, chartered accountants, consultants and agencies to use these templates to prepare documents for clients. The finished document goes to the client; the library stays with you. What you may not do is resell, republish or repackage the templates themselves, or use them to train a model or build a document-generation service for third parties.

What is the register of 1,152 open questions?

Every point the drafter could not confirm against a primary source is marked [VERIFY: …] in the document text, and all of them are collected into one register organised document by document — 1,152 items across 67 documents. It exists so you know where the edges of the drafting are, and so your advocate has an agenda rather than a blank page.

Do the spreadsheets actually calculate?

Yes. The financial model, cap table, valuation waterfall, pricing calculator, CTC calculator, interview scorecard and health tracker all carry live formulas. Yellow cells are yours to change; the rest work themselves out.

Who is this not for?

Companies incorporated outside India, businesses past Series A that generally have this built already, and anyone who wants the work done for them rather than wanting the drafts. If that is you, this is the wrong product — talk to us about a consulting engagement instead.

Get the bundle

The documents you were going to write eventually, written already.

Regular price ₹999, currently ₹199 — one-time, not a subscription. Instant download, and lifetime access to the version you buy.

Templates only. Not legal, tax or financial advice, and no lawyer-client, company-secretary or chartered-accountant relationship is created by buying or using them. India-specific content must be reviewed by a qualified advocate, Company Secretary or Chartered Accountant before you sign, publish or file it. No outcome is promised. Law and scheme eligibility change without notice — re-check anything you are actively filing on the day you file it. Supplied by COPG Global Private Limited. See our terms for the full version.