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Romance-the-problem stakes anchor

I get a structured stakes anchor with exactly one magnitude statistic (value, unit, claim, and a cited source unless I turn sourcing off), a hook of a type I allow, and a consequence-if-unsolved line that meets my minimum word count, so I can romance the problem without drowning the audience in numbers.

50 credits

Scannable pitch deck on a fixed section spine

A scannable deck spec: the required sections in order, your company named in the deck, one idea per slide, and a three-sentence elevator pitch.

50 credits

Seven-sentence investor elevator pitch

A canonical seven-sentence investor elevator pitch (introduction, problem and solution, competitors, market opportunity, business model, achievements, funding ask), one checked sentence per slot within your word cap, naming your startup and founder, with the market-size and funding-ask sentences cross-checked against the pitch's own 16-slot fact sheet.

50 credits

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 credits

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 credits

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 credits

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 credits

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 credits

STRONG-method pitch script

A structured, step-complete pitch script you can rehearse, with every STRONG element present, in order, and sized to your word limits.

50 credits

Structured monthly investor update

A monthly investor update in a fixed JSON outline: an executive summary leading with numeric cash burn and runway, KPIs with actual vs predicted values, the five fixed accomplishment categories each populated, plans across three horizons, and a financing outlook, all structurally checked.

50 credits

Term sheet control and governance register

The founder holds a complete, parameterized map of the control terms in their term sheet, separated from the economic terms, ready for a lawyer review.

50 credits

Term sheet economic terms scored clause by clause

A structured JSON scorecard that classifies every required economic clause of the term sheet onto a three-tier favorability scale and computes a weighted founder-friendliness index.

50 credits