See what survives once your story leaves the room.
After the meeting, your story is compressed, compared, and retold under investor constraints — and that version is what gets funded.
Understand how to de-risk your fundraise in 72-hours.
For founders and fundraising operators raising for their clients during active investor conversations or in preparation for them.
Run a 2-min IntakeNo materials required to start. Private.
Internal retell (example)
INTERNAL RETELL (what gets repeated)
“Good numbers, but feels execution-heavy. Crowded space. Hard to see why they win if incumbents pay attention.”
WHAT DOMINATES THE DISCUSSION
Execution risk under competitive comparison.
WHAT GETS LOST
- Differentiation nuance
- Founder credibility
- Long-term upside
Why outcomes diverge after the meeting
- ✓ Bandwidth limits — Only 5–12 claims survive once the story is compressed.
- ✓ Category fitting — Pattern-matching replaces nuance and reframes your signals.
- ✓ Downside-first reasoning — Risk dominates upside under constraints.
The process
We show how your story is most likely read by investors once you’re no longer in the room. When you are often compared and judged by rules you never saw.
Run a 2-min Intake
A short context intake to validate fit. No materials needed. Private.
Calibration call
Align on decision context and what’s actually at stake.
Receive your diagnostic in 72 hours
After the call, send your deck/memo/recording of your pitch and get a decision-level read: what holds, what bends, what breaks — and what to change first.
What you get
A decision-level read of how your raise is carried inside the fund.
ExampleInternal retell · dominant signal · what bends · what drops · priority moves