Readiness score
Find out what your deck is missing before a funder does.
Upload your deck. We read every slide, record what it actually contains, then score it against the eleven things funders check. You get a number, the three gaps costing you the most, and a list of what we looked for and could not find.
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Three things come back
01
A weighted score
Eleven components, each scored one to five against written standards. Weighted and rolled into a number out of a hundred, with a band that says plainly where you stand.
02
The gaps that cost most
Ranked by weighted points lost, not by raw score. A middling answer on something heavily weighted hurts more than a poor answer on something minor, and the report says so.
03
What we could not find
Every fact we looked for and did not locate in your materials. Most people fix half of it in an afternoon.
It reads before it judges
Most AI scoring asks a model for a number and takes whatever comes back. That model fills gaps with plausible invention, and the score moves every time you run it.
This runs in two passes. The first only reads: it records what each slide says and marks anything absent as not found. The second scores from that record alone, one component at a time, against standards written in advance. Nothing gets credit for a claim your deck never made.
- found Ask amount, slide 14
- found Team background, slide 9
- not found Cost to acquire a customer
- not found Source for the market size
- not found What happens if the lead partner walks
Built for whatever you are actually raising for
Six components apply to every project. The other five change with the kind of project it is, because a documentary and a warehouse are not evaluated the same way. 30 modules, 10 project types.
- 05Film and episodic production
- 05Music and recorded IP
- 05Software and SaaS
- 05Operating business / venture
- 05Nonprofit and cause
- 05Physical build / real asset
- 05Live event
- 05Consumer product
- 05Platform / marketplace
- 05General (fallback)
Run one free
A deck, an email, a few minutes. No account until you want to keep the report.
Analyze my deckEducational self-assessment only. Not an evaluation of investment merit, a valuation, a recommendation, or professional advice of any kind, and it does not predict funding outcomes.