Eliminate the biggest barriers to education: cost, time, and accessibility. Gather the most creative minds, technologists, entrepreneurs and inspirational professionals to teach 21st century skills.

We still live in an era where anyone wanting to start a business has to continuously fight uphill battles, and learn, learn, learn every day. There is no school for what we do. No easy course. But armed with the right tools, guides and templates we hope to give every aspiring business owner, entrepreneur and CEO access to the knowledge they need to build successful businesses, without barriers.

We often get asked why we give away so much value, at unheard of prices.

We do it because we are dedicated to democratizing documents and sharing knowledge. Being in business, or managing a business, is hard. And we believe there are not enough resources available to the people who truly need them.

With 93% of businesses that make up our economy being SME’s and startups, we firmly believe that empowering these businesses with knowledge, tools and templates to be able to start, plan and grow their businesses, will make this world a better place.

Our marketplace exists, so that we can reward others for sharing their knowledge. Sharing is one of the most powerful things we can do, and teaching is often the most undervalued.

It is time to connect, share and empower each other.

docushop was formed by Arna Jade, the CEO and Founder of IMARI Consulting. Our goal is to defy the old adage of small business start-ups failing within the first three years of business. Through our document provision & coaching services, we help entrepreneurs every step of the way.

When Arna first entered the world of small business, 20 years ago she quickly realised that bootstrapping businesses was tough! She worked with a series of businesses who couldn't afford the luxury of a consultant, yet wanted to leverage their knowledge to startup their businesses right.

She watched business owners spend hours googling and 'copy and pasting' things from the internet to create their own 'slap and dash' strategies, policies, contracts or similar. It was a really inefficient way to build a business, but it 'got them through'.

This is where the idea of docushop was born. To be able to provide these tools to all businesses, but most importantly startups and give them access to the thousands of tools she and others had that could help them be successful.