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Topic-segmented executive summary plan
An executive-summary plan whose segments exactly match the buyer's required segment set in the required order, each segment carrying a non-empty lead claim and at least the minimum number of supporting points, with one explicit recommendation segment.
Traction channels ranked into Bullseye A/B/C rings
I get all 19 traction channels sorted into Bullseye rings, each with a written rationale, and a disciplined inner ring, so I concentrate my first traction experiments instead of chasing every channel at once.
Two-by-two competitive positioning map
You get a structured 2x2 map: two axes with your exact labels, your product and every competitor you list placed by numeric coordinate with a short written rationale for each placement, and your product the sole occupant of the top-right quadrant as plotted, ready to drop into a deck or website.
Unit economics and contribution margin
A correct per-transaction contribution-margin calculator, verified on held-out cases.
User story with acceptance criteria
A complete user story in the three-clause form with given/when/then acceptance criteria, a quantified reach, and an out-of-scope boundary.
V3 post-sale revenue-expansion plan per customer
I get a structured post-sale expansion plan for each new customer: concrete velocity/value/validation actions, expansion opportunities tagged by the three types, and a defined ambassador path, so revenue expansion is planned not left to chance.
Validated 3-part-tariff block-pricing schedule
I get a 3-part tariff table where each block's overage price exceeds its inferred per-unit price, blocks tile the volume range without gaps/overlap, and inferred unit rates decline with volume.
Value proposition canvas
A complete value proposition canvas for your product as a six-section JSON document: each section meets its minimum entry count, every entry is a phrase of at least two words, no section repeats an entry, and the products and services list stays distinct from the pain relievers and gain creators.
Value-based price from a value buildup
A defensible price anchored to the value you create over the next-best alternative, with the customer-surplus check, capped at the value delivered.
Van Westendorp acceptable price range
I enter each respondent's four price answers and get back the deterministic Van Westendorp points (PMC, PME, OPP, IPP) on the observed price grid, so I have a defensible acceptable-price band.
VC fit qualification calculator
The founder can mechanically screen any investor against their raise and constraints and get a keep/cut verdict with a fit score.
VC one-pager investor teaser
The founder gets a complete, correctly-sectioned one-pager teaser with the company name, raise, forecasts, and team machine-checked as filled-in values, ready to drop into a cold or warm investor email.