Startup Funding

What’s Your Score?

As a startup it’s good to know where you stand in terms of funding. Did you know there are several key factors that come into play? Investors will look at a number of things when considering if they’d like to move further.

Key Factors Include:

-Product
-Monetization
-Revenue Model
-Competitive Advantage
-Market Size
-Team
-Growth Rate
-Customer ROI
-Exit Potential

It can be a lot of information to sort out, so we’ve come up with an easier way: our Venture Funding Calculator. Just answer this short list of questions and automatically get results showing how fundable your company is.

The calculator provides a quantitative score of how investors, like VCs, angels, and family offices, will value your deal based on the team, product, revenue model, value proposition, exit potential and other characteristics of your startup.

The score highlights where you currently stand, and what you can do to improve your score.

A score above 50 means your startup has enough merit that investors will give it some consideration. A score above 80 indicates medium interest, while a score over 90 will translate to strong interest from investors.

In just a few minutes, you can learn what to change to get the funding your company needs to move forward.

What’s your score?

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