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Six-frame innovation storyboard

I get a single structured storyboard document with all six narrative frames filled in (customer, insight, problem, value proposition, how it works, competitive context), each checked against a structural rule (presence, a 40-character content floor, and required phrasing), so my product story is complete in shape and ready to turn into a pitch.

50 creditsPitch Investors

Skim, penetration, or neutral launch-pricing strategy

I get a defensible launch-pricing call (skim, penetration, or neutral) that follows from an explicit read of the decision factors, so the strategy is not a guess.

50 creditsSet My Price

Slugify function

A correct slugify(text) that passes the held-out cases.

Opens laterShip MVP

Sources and uses of funds statement

The founder has a fully reconciled sources-and-uses statement that maps every dollar of the raise to a milestone, task, owner, and funding source, with the totals machine-checked to tie out.

50 creditsPitch Investors

Stage-appropriate sales compensation plan

I get a sales compensation plan whose base and variable split sums to one hundred percent, whose components each tie to a metric, and that stays simple when my company is early stage.

50 creditsBuild a Sales Engine

Startup growth-engine fit (viral / sticky / paid)

A founder receives a structured engine-fit assessment that pins each of the three Lean-Startup growth engines to a pass/fail gate on its driving metric and names the recommended primary engine.

50 creditsDistribution

Startup lifecycle stage exit readiness

The founder gets a structured readiness assessment that scores their startup against the named exit criteria for their current stage (Idea/MVP/Launch/Scale), surfacing which gates are met with evidence and which are blocking, so the stage-transition decision is reasoned rather than an act of faith.

50 creditsChoose Business Model

Startup pitch financials table

A structured financials block for a fundraising pitch containing market size, the business-model line items, and a revenue series (history and projection), with required fields present and internally consistent (SOM <= SAM <= TAM, distinct periods, currency matching your code), plus a market growth rate and LTV/CAC unit economics when you require them in the intake.

50 creditsChoose Business Model

Story-foundation lock-in kit

I get a structured lock-in kit holding my category definition, product descriptor, tagline, and one-line vision, each within the character cap I set, tagged with channels from my own list, so I have a single source of truth for the story across all media.

50 creditsPitch Investors

Storyboard-to-slide coverage map

I get a structured coverage map of my slide plan against the fixed 12-point pitch outline: every required point I select is mapped to at least one slide, the plan stays within my slide cap, and, with the default ordering toggle on, the product-story points sit at or before the business points, so I can see exactly which points are missing before I build slides.

50 creditsPitch Investors

Strategic acquirer target register

A structured register of candidate acquirers, each with a valuation basis, an acquisition rationale, and named contacts.

50 creditsLaunch Product

Strategy possibility conditions register

A validated register of 2-6 strategic possibilities, each with 3-8 must-have conditions, an ordered barrier list, and a test owner, checked for schema completeness, deduplication, ordering integrity, and minimum possibility count.

50 creditsWin Market