P3 · Program

VC ready

Investors do not fund decks — they fund resolved risk. Ten modules that rebuild the model, the traction, the numbers, the story and the terms, ending in a scored panel pitch against a published rubric.

X = Story without proof —[Δ Model · Δ GTM · Δ Financials · Δ Narrative · Δ Terms]→ Y = Fundable and scored

The hook

A pitch that mirrors your business, closes the gaps investors probe, and maps the road ahead — so you raise with confidence and at the valuation the work deserves.

Intent · Turn operating reality into a pitch that reflects the business, plumbs the gaps investors will test, charts the path forward, and lets you raise funds with confidence at a higher valuation — closing faster, on better terms, with less dilution.

8 hrs

applied pitch training

10

scored modules

2

Audit runs — across modules

3

VC Pitch sessions

You pay

A fixed fee.

No fee on raises through your network.

Start my pitch prep

The program · ten modules

01

Business Model

8 hrs

Investors do not fund products. They fund a money machine with a repeatable input and a predictable output.

We reconstruct the model on one page: who pays, for what unit, how often, at what margin, and what breaks first when volume triples.

  • One-page model canvas with the paying unit named
  • Pricing architecture and packaging logic
  • Unit economics: CAC, gross margin, payback, contribution
  • Revenue quality — recurring vs project vs pass-through
  • Concentration and dependency map

The question in their head

“What exactly am I buying a share of, and does it compound?”

Scored on

Model clarity and unit economics defensibility

Score yourself · pitch readiness

Rate each dimension the way a partner would, not the way you'd like to.

Business Model

Model clarity and unit economics defensibility

Traction & Market Fit

Market size, product readiness and demand economics

Plan & GTM

Channel evidence and funnel maths

Financials Evaluation

Model integrity under scenario stress

Story & Narrative

Narrative clarity and memorability

Impact & Moat

Evidence of value and durability of moat

How VCs Think

Fund-logic literacy

Final Pitch — Scored

Panel score and score delta between runs

Valuation

Defensibility of the ask and dilution literacy

Negotiation & Terms

Term literacy and negotiation composure

Readiness

—/5

0/10 dimensions rated · 0 validated against sub-components

Rate at least five dimensions for a verdict.

Book a pitch review

Measured on · KPIs

Panel score

Rubric score across 10 dimensions, run 1 vs run 2

≥ 4.0 / 5 by run 2

Diligence readiness

Percentage of the standard data room index populated

100% before outreach

Meeting → second meeting

Conversion from first investor call to partner meeting

≥ 30%

Time to term sheet

Weeks from first outreach to signed term sheet

< 12 weeks

Dilution per milestone

Equity given away per unit of milestone bought

Below round benchmark

What you walk away with

  • →Startup Audit
  • →Startup Fine-tuning
  • →Pitch Readiness
  • →4 Online meetings
  • →Driver-based financial model with three scenarios
  • →One-page business model and unit economics sheet
  • →Costed GTM plan with funnel maths
  • →Valuation range memo with dilution model
  • →Term sheet playbook with your red lines defined
  • →Recorded scored pitch, run one and run two

Not for

  • ✕Founders who want a designer, not a diligence pack
  • ✕Ventures with no revenue signal and no pilot evidence
  • ✕Anyone looking to be introduced before they are ready
  • ✕Teams unwilling to be scored in front of a panel

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