Services.
Fixed-scope engagements for founders who are raising, or about to be.
Raise Kit
$2,500 – $5,500
A pitch deck, one-pager, and narrative pass built to hold up under real scrutiny.
Launch Site
$3,000 – $6,000
For founders we've already worked with: the site that carries your story forward.
Launch Stack
$6,500 – $9,500
The Raise Kit and the Launch Site together, plus curated guidance as you scale.
These are founding rates, held for our first five to ten clients. Once that group is filled, pricing moves to reflect real demand. Nothing about your engagement changes if you come in now; the rate does.
Add-on to the Raise Kit
Financial Model
From $1,500A model built to survive the questions your numbers will actually get asked.
Standard
Revenue and expense projections with a clear cash position and runway. What most seed-stage investors are actually evaluating.
Full
A complete three-statement model (income, cash flow, balance sheet) with conservative, base, and aggressive scenarios. The standard institutional investors now expect at diligence.
Ongoing marketing, once the foundation is set.
Content Kit
$500–1,200/mo
A month of platform-tailored posts and scripts, written for you to post yourself.
Managed Outreach
$1,500–3,000/mo
We create, schedule, and post across one to two platforms, with light engagement.
Platforms we cover
What's actually in the Raise Kit.
The deck.
Thirteen slides, built on the structure institutional investors actually expect: Company Purpose, Problem, Solution, Why Now, Market Size, Competition, Product, Business Model, Traction, Go-to-Market, Team, Financials, and The Ask.
The one-pager.
A single page covering your company overview, the problem, your solution, the market, your traction, your team, and the ask. Built to travel on its own, before anyone has agreed to a meeting.
The narrative pass.
The through-line that makes the deck and the one-pager argue the same case. This is where most decks fall apart, and where we spend the most time.
Two revision rounds included. Typically delivered in under two weeks. To start, we need whatever you already have (an existing deck, financials, prior investor feedback), a short intake, and time for one working session. If the scope grows past the original agreement, we quote the additional work before touching it, never after.
What's actually in the Launch Site.
The build.
Five to eight pages, built on our own component system rather than a template, so the site is shaped around your positioning instead of forced into someone else's layout.
The copy.
Written against the same narrative that carries your raise, so the story doesn't reset the moment someone lands on your site.
The QA gate.
Before anything ships, it passes an automated check: accessibility, load performance, every breakpoint, every link, every piece of metadata. Then it gets a human design review before it goes live.
What the first week looks like.
Every engagement starts with a short intake and a real working session, not a form you fill out alone. We pull the story out of you in conversation, because most founders undersell the thing that actually matters. From there, the research and the drafting begin, and you hear from us again when there is something real to react to.
What this is not.
Worth being clear about this. No one can honestly promise you a raise, and we will not pretend otherwise. We do not make introductions to investors, and we do not take equity in your company. What we do is build your case as strong as it can be, review it ourselves before it reaches you, and hand it back to you to run with. The company stays yours. The raise stays yours to close.