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Pitch Investors
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Paragraph rewrite to a BLUF opening

A bottom-line-up-front rewrite that places the buyer-identified main point as the first sentence, cuts the preamble, stays under a word budget, and lists which original background lines were dropped versus kept.

50 credits

Pitch readiness score across the six due-diligence gates

An honest readiness scorecard over your own answers: each of the six investor due-diligence gates is marked covered or gapped against a disclosed character floor, every gap is surfaced by name, and a 0 to 6 readiness score is recomputed from the answers, never self-asserted.

50 credits

Pre-money SAFE or note conversion price and dilution

You get the conversion price per share for a PRE-money convertible note or pre-money SAFE (the lower of the cap-implied and discount-implied price), the shares it converts into, the round's post-money valuation, and the new lead investor's post-money ownership percentage.

50 credits

Pre/post-money valuation and dilution

The pre-money and post-money valuation, the new shares issued, and the new-investor and existing-holder ownership percentages after the round.

50 credits

Preferred-stock redemption schedule

A structured JSON redemption schedule listing each anniversary, the fraction of preferred redeemed, and the per-tranche redemption amount, with the fractions summing to 100%.

50 credits

Presentation segment-and-quiz coverage map

A presentation map where every segment carries an audience-value takeaway and at least one quiz question that references that segment, with the segment count and per-segment quiz minimum enforced.

50 credits

Prize-frame flip script

A prize-frame closing script containing every required prize element, at least your minimum number of target-directed qualifying questions, and a closing line, screened against a fixed neediness-phrase list plus any phrases you add.

50 credits

Problem-statement abstraction ladder

I get a structured abstraction ladder of how-might-we problem statements ordered from most abstract to most concrete, with exactly one marked as the chosen right-sized statement, so I avoid framing my MVP problem too broadly or too narrowly.

50 credits

Protagonist-selection pain-and-gain scorecard

I get a structured scorecard covering exactly the candidate protagonists I name, each with a valid role tag, pain and gain scores on my chosen scale, and a short written rationale, and exactly one flagged as the chosen protagonist, where the choice provably maximizes the pain+gain rule under my stated tie-break.

50 credits

Protective-provisions and board-approval consent register

A structured JSON register enumerating each protected corporate action, the approving class, and the consent threshold, covering the required protective-provision items with valid thresholds.

50 credits

Raise amount and implied valuation from inflection point

A single headline raise number, the implied post-money valuation range, the investor ownership range it implies, and a flag for whether the ask sits inside the track-record-appropriate band, so the founder can answer 'how much are you raising?' with one defensible figure.

50 credits

Required ownership and present value from a target exit

A function that, from a projected exit value, holding period, and target return, computes the required present ownership fraction and the implied present value of the position.

50 credits