Startup Fundraising Consulting

It is an expert / team of experts who fully guide you on your fundraising strategy and provide hands-on support in the production of investor materials. With unmatched expertise backed by a solid track record, they know what works in fundraising (and what doesn’t) and apply it to their work, freeing up the founder’s time for other important strategic things.

We provide end-to-end support in the production of investor materials and fundraising advisory which includes: pitch decks and investment teasers, business plans, CIMs, financial modeling, market research and competitor analysis, business analysis, investor communication strategies. Not sure which of these you need? Just contact us, and our experts will provide you with a free consultation.

Each case is unique, it fully depends on your expertise and internal resources, the stage of fundraising, and other factors. Just leave us a request, and we’ll provide you with a free professional consultation. In case you need additional support, we are happy to help, otherwise, we’ll be glad to share insights and give you tips on how to move forward on your own.

This varies depending on project complexity, industry, and our current workload. On average, it takes two to three weeks to produce the materials. However, there were cases where it took three months and sometimes only three days. The exact time required for your project is discussed individually.

There are a few field-tested practices for hiring the right fundraising consultants. First and foremost, study their track record and portfolio. It will tell you what industries they worked with and the results they achieved for their clients, and whether this aligns with your situation and goals. After that, look up the reviews from their clients on the Internet to avoid unpleasant surprises regarding their approach to collaboration and delivery. Then, schedule an intro call to see whether you are on the same page, that these people know their stuff and genuinely understand what you need in order to raise. Lastly, do the paperwork: study the contract and NDA to know exactly what you’re signing up to.

Angel investors, which involves targeting wealthy individuals who invest early on in exchange for a share in the company.
Venture Capital funding, when you raise larger investments from firms that target high-growth businesses.
Crowdfunding, or gathering funds online from various small contributors, sometimes with the help of crowdfunding consultants.
Accelerators and incubators that temporarily provide funding, guidance, and resources to early-stage startups in a specific industry.
Grants and awards from the government or foundations in the form of non-repayable funds.
Debt financing, when startups get money through loans or credit lines.

The typical fundraising roadmap includes a few key steps. First, you must establish your funding ask based on your financial projections. Then, you craft investment materials, including an investment teaser, pitch deck, business plan, and financial model. You then compile a list of suitable investors and start your outreach campaign, where you include your pitch deck. After investors get back to you, you schedule a call where you answer their questions, ask yours, and negotiate. Once you both agree on the deal, you finalize the agreement by completing the required legal paperwork and then receive the money.