You need a single, investor-grade financial model, built from your actual numbers, stress-tested against your assumptions, and structured to survive a sharp CFO on the other side of the table.
 

• Three-statement financial model (P&L, cashflow, balance sheet)

• Valuation output (DCF and comparables)

• Unit economics mapped: CAC, LTV, payback period, gross margin

• Assumptions log with sensitivity ranges

• One revision round incorporated post-handover

You have a pitch for fundraising. You need to know whether it holds up: whether the logic is tight, the story is coherent, and the strategic argument would survive a sceptical investor in the room.
 

• Full pitch deck review with written feedback across logic, narrative, and design hierarchy

• Investor story rewritten where needed; the argument, not just the slides

• ICP and go-to-market assumptions pressure-tested and sharpened

• Competitive positioning reviewed: what makes you genuinely defensible

• Ten likely investor questions answered in writing, ready for the room

• Overall business strategy and methodology reviewed

You need to know what an investor will find in due diligence before they find it. We go through your corporate structure, shareholder agreements, IP position, and key documents, and tell you exactly what needs fixing.

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• Entity structure review; right vehicle, right jurisdiction

• Shareholder agreement and cap table cross-checked for inconsistencies

• IP ownership and assignment confirmed or flagged

• SAFE or convertible note terms reviewed for investor red flags

• Written risk register: what is clean, what needs remediation, in what order