Investor readiness
Ready before the first meeting.
The pitch deck, the financial model and the documents investors ask for, prepared and rehearsed before you raise.
Where it helps
A first raise, and no deck
The story, the deck and the model, built together.
A deck that gets no second meeting
We find where it loses investors, and fix it.
Hard questions you haven't heard yet
We ask them first, in rehearsal.
Documents scattered across email
One data room with everything they'll ask for.
What you get
- The story
- Your company in ten minutes, in an order investors follow.
- Pitch deck
- Designed, with a short version for email.
- Financial model
- Revenue, costs and cash, open for an investor to test.
- The ask
- How much to raise, what it pays for, and why that number.
- Data room
- Every document they will request, in one place.
- Rehearsal
- The hard questions, asked by us first.
Example
What we prepare.
A first raise, sketched on paper1
Paper sketches of each slide, from the problem to the ask.
How it works
Listen
We learn the company, how much you want to raise, and who you will ask.
Model
We build the financial model: revenue, costs and cash, open for an investor to test.
Write
We write the story and the ask, design the deck and gather the data room.
Rehearse
We ask you the hard questions first, before any investor does.
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Questions
Do you take equity?
There is no set policy on equity yet. Bring it up in a consultation, and we will talk through your case.
We already have a deck. Can you review it?
Yes. We start from the deck you have.
How long does it take, and what does it cost?
We fix the dates together once the scope is agreed. You see the scope and the fee before any work begins.2