Question 1

Do you email investors on my behalf?

Accepted Answer

Only the ones you approve. Outreach writes each one a personal email. You read them all, then launch. They go from your own mailbox and address. Replies come to you. A new mailbox sends at most 20 a day. Every email has an opt-out link. Follow-ups stop the moment an investor replies. We are not a broker or a placement agent. We make no introductions and take no equity, commission or success fee.

Question 2

How many investors are in the database, and can I filter them?

Accepted Answer

The directory lists funds, angels and syndicates, updated daily. Filter by category, type, stage, sector, location and cheque size. Then keep those with an email, LinkedIn, website or phone on file. So your shortlist is people you can reach. Matches move to outreach or the CRM in one click.

Question 3

Will investors know I used this?

Accepted Answer

Only if you tell them. Nothing we make is watermarked or branded. Your deck is never listed where investors can browse. We tell no one you scored a deck or viewed their fund. Share links show you who opened your document. They never show anyone you used a tool.

Question 4

What does the deck review give me?

Accepted Answer

Upload a PDF. Every slide is scored on problem, solution, market, financials, team and ask. You get a 0 to 100 readiness index and a slide-by-slide teardown. You see the risks a partner is most likely to press on. Plus a prioritised fix list, with what each fix is worth. Scan history shows the deck improving across versions.

Question 5

Who can see my pitch deck?

Accepted Answer

Only you, and anyone you give a share link to. Files are stored in Oracle Cloud Object Storage, Mumbai region. They are encrypted at rest with AES-256. They open only through signed URLs that expire after fifteen minutes. Nothing sits on a public path. Your deck is never shared with other founders or sold. It is never used to train a public model.

Question 6

How does the readiness score actually work?

Accepted Answer

Eight weighted components add up to 100. Pitch deck is 20, documents 15 and traction 15. Branding, consistency, runway and burn, financial and team are 10 each. Anything we cannot measure yet is left out, not counted as zero. So the score shows how much it is measuring. It also shows the range your finished score can land in. It recomputes whenever your profile, deck, model or audit changes. Every plan gets a readiness score from your deck, traction, team and financials. The full readiness score, with all eight, is on Pro.

Question 7

How accurate is the score and what is it actually measuring?

Accepted Answer

It measures how complete and internally consistent your material is. It checks what a partner checks on a first read. Is the ask tied to the model? Do your deck numbers match your projections? Are runway and unit economics stated, not implied? It does not predict that you will raise. It cannot judge whether your market is a good one. A low score lists what a partner will ask about. That is your prioritised fix list.

Question 8

Can I upload Google Slides, Keynote or PowerPoint?

Accepted Answer

Not directly. We take PDF only, which you should send investors anyway. Each tool exports to PDF in one step. In Slides: File → Download → PDF. In Keynote and PowerPoint: File → Export → PDF. Exporting also flattens fonts and animations. So we score exactly what an investor will see.

Question 9

Is the financial model a real model, or a revenue calculator?

Accepted Answer

A real model, for up to five years. It builds a monthly and annual P&L, cash flow and balance sheet. It adds payroll, capex, a debt schedule, fund utilisation and break-even. Plus sensitivity, a KPI dashboard and best, base and downside scenarios. Seventeen linked statements in all. Change one assumption and everything re-derives. Keep versions and edit in plain English. Export it all to PDF or a formatted Excel workbook.

Question 10

Where does my valuation number come from?

Accepted Answer

A range on purpose, never one number. Once you have monthly revenue, we use a revenue multiple. It fits your industry and stage. Before that, we use the stage median. So pre-revenue companies still get an answer. The method and inputs are shown on the page. You can argue the number in a room, not just quote it.

Question 11

Can my co-founder or an advisor get access?

Accepted Answer

Not as a second seat yet. An account is one login today. We do not recommend sharing logins. Share links work now. Send them a live link: deck, model, cap table or one-pager. See when they open it, and switch it off any time. Proper multi-seat access is on the roadmap. It is not billed until it ships.

Question 12

How do I permanently delete my deck?

Accepted Answer

Delete the report in the pitch deck module. The file goes with it. The stored PDF and the analysis go in one step. So do its entries in your documents and share list. Nothing is left counting toward your readiness score. Nothing stays listed on the sharing tab. To erase your whole account, write to us. We will action it under the DPDP Act.

Question 13

How do the share links and data rooms work?

Accepted Answer

You create one link per document: deck, model, cap table or one-pager. Switch any link off and it stops working at once. A live link shows total and unique viewers. You see how long each stayed and which pages they read. You also see how many times the file was downloaded. A cap table link has more controls. It can expire after a set number of days. You can turn downloads off. You can ask for the viewer's email before it opens. Links to a deck, model or one-pager have no expiry. No link has a password: switching it off is your control.

Question 14

Do you take equity or a success fee?

Accepted Answer

No. Flat pricing, always. We believe founders should keep 100% of their company. We never take equity, commission, or success fees on your raise.

Question 15

Is GST added on top of the price?

Accepted Answer

No. The price you see is the price you pay. We add no GST at checkout, so ₹1,499 is ₹1,499. No setup fees, no per-seat charges.

Question 16

Do unused AI credits roll over?

Accepted Answer

No. Credits cover your plan year. It ends on the date shown on your subscription page. Unused credits don't carry over. Nothing renews automatically. Buy a plan again and a new year of credits starts. Run out mid-year? Buy a top-up bundle. Top-up credits never expire. If your plan ends, unused top-ups are kept for your next plan.

Question 17

Can I upgrade mid-year?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A Pro to Max upgrade gives you a full year of Max. The year starts on the day you upgrade. Every allowance restarts at Max's level. That covers deck reviews, file shares, AI credits and the rest. Top-up credits you have already spent stay spent. Unused ones carry over. There are no downgrades within a plan year. Max can't be swapped for Pro while it is active. You can choose Pro once Max has ended.

Question 18

What happens when my plan ends?

Accepted Answer

A paid plan is one payment for one year. Nothing renews automatically. Access ends on the date shown on your subscription page. Everything you've made stays in your account, still readable. That means pitch deck reports, matches, shortlists and CRM records. Your account moves to the free tier. Features above it show as a locked preview. AI actions pause until you buy a plan again.

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