See your deck
through investors' eyes.
Before you send your deck to a hundred investors, send it to us first. We run the same review they will — the numbers, the market, the team, the red flags — and tell you where the holes are while you still have time to fix them.
Investors don't tell you
why they really passed.
You get a polite “not a fit right now” — and never learn the three questions that killed the deal. Six months later you're still pitching the same deck with the same hole, and still getting passed on for the same reason.
Pre-clearing surfaces those questions in advance, on your side of the table. Fix the gaps. Tighten the numbers. Cut the slides that don't survive scrutiny. Then go to market.
The cost of doing this is fifteen minutes and the price of dinner. The cost of not doing it is a fundraise that drags three extra months for reasons no one will explain.
Where pre-clearance fits
in an active raise.
The Single review is for the moment before you press send. The Roadshow tier is for the eight weeks after — when each meeting surfaces new questions and the deck needs to evolve between them.
- 01Week −4 to −2
Write the deck
You've drafted the story, the metrics, and the ask. The deck feels good — but you haven't shown it to anyone honest yet.
— - 02Week −1
Single review
Run one pre-clearance review. Fix the top three issues. Tighten the numbers slide. Cut the TAM claim that doesn't survive a bottom-up rebuild.
Single review · $25 - 03Week 0
Send to investors
The deck goes out. First meetings get booked. You walk in knowing the five questions investors are most likely to ask, and how you'll answer each one.
— - 04Weeks 1 – 8
Iterate as you pitch
After each round of meetings, revise the deck and re-run the review. Track what changed, what improved, and what investors still flag. Stay pre-cleared the whole way through.
Roadshow · $90 / mo
An investor's-eye report on your own deck.
What investors will actually think.
Eight specialist agents review your deck the same way we'd review it for an angel. You get the verdict, the risks, and the questions they'd ask — before you walk into the room.
Specific, prioritized changes.
Not “tighten your narrative” — actual missing slides, weak numbers to back up, claims to soften, comps to add. Ranked by impact, so you fix the worst ones first.
The questions you'll be asked.
Every report includes the five questions a sharp investor will ask after the pitch. Walk in already knowing your answers — or pull the slide that triggers them.
Pay per deck, or by the month while you raise.
Same prices investors pay on the angel side. You're buying the same report — just running it on your own deck first.
- Eight specialist agents
- Verdict, risk score, and fix list
- Five questions investors will ask
- 15 minutes, emailed
- Everything in Single review
- 5 reports per month
- Track changes between versions
- Cancel any time
What founders ask before they upload.
- Will investors find out I used this?
- No. We don't share decks with anyone — no investors, no syndicate, no introductions. The review is between you and us. Nothing in the dossier is visible from outside our system.
- What if my deck isn't ready yet?
- Run it anyway. A pre-clearance review on a 70%-finished deck surfaces the structural issues you'd otherwise discover after week three of pitching. Better to find them now.
- Can I run multiple drafts and track what improved?
- Yes — that's exactly what the Roadshow tier is for. Re-run the review after each revision; the report tells you which red flags closed and which new ones opened.
- What if the verdict is harsh?
- Then you've saved yourself months of pitching a deck that wasn't going to land. A harsh verdict isn't a failure — it's the information you didn't have an hour ago.
- Is this a substitute for an actual fundraising advisor?
- No. An advisor brings a network, warm intros, and judgement. We bring a checklist and the rigor of a fund's diligence process. They're complementary, not competing.
- Do you ever introduce founders to investors?
- Never. We're not a syndicate, broker, scout fund, or accelerator. There is no other side of the table here.
- How long does a review take?
- Processing time varies by deck and workload. Follow the current step in your workspace.
- Can my co-founder access the reports?
- Yes — every account can share its dossier shelf with one teammate at no extra cost on the Roadshow tier. We'll add proper team accounts later this quarter.
Confidential by default.
We don't introduce, broker, or syndicate. Your deck and report stay between you and us.
Your decks and reports remain available in your private workspace. Unclaimed uploads expire after 24 hours.
Your uploads are never used to train any model — ours or our providers'.