Sell or raise
Raise Capital with a Structured Funding Profile
Whether you are raising an early round, growth capital or a strategic investment, a clear and supportable profile helps the right investors self-select and shortens unproductive conversations.
How it works
From profile to introduction
- 01
Define the raise
Amount, instrument, use of funds and the investor profile you are targeting.
- 02
Build the profile
Business model, traction, financial ranges, governance and cap-table summary.
- 03
Control disclosure
Keep the pitch deck and financials in a private data room released on approval.
- 04
Engage and diligence
Respond to expressions of interest and run a disciplined process with advisors.
Readiness
What to prepare before you approach investors
- A clear articulation of the problem, solution and target customer.
- Evidence of demand: pipeline, customers, retention or contracted revenue.
- Historic financials and assumptions behind forecasts.
- Cap table, existing investor rights and outstanding instruments.
- Corporate, tax and regulatory compliance status.
- A specific use-of-funds plan with milestones.
- Realistic valuation expectations supported by a rationale.
No guaranteed outcome
Publishing a funding profile improves discoverability. It does not guarantee investor interest, funding, a valuation, or completion of a round. Obtain independent legal, tax and financial advice before accepting investment.