Based on our experience and ongoing conversations with venture capital investors, three fundraising materials typically prove most useful across the capital-raising journey:

1) Teaser Pitch Deck. ~10–15 visual slides. A highly visual deck designed for founder presentations and elevator-style pitches. Focuses on the core story, vision, and why the opportunity matters now. Used to spark investor interest rather than explain every detail.

2) Investor Pitch Deck. ~15–20 information-dense slides. A structured, self-contained deck covering core VC diligence topics. Designed to be read without live narration and to clearly communicate the opportunity, business model, traction, and overall investment case.

3) Investor Memorandum. ~50 information-dense slides. A comprehensive document typically shared after initial investor interest. Expands on the investor pitch deck with deeper analysis, assumptions, and supporting data to enable informed investment decision-making.

You may need all of them, you may start with just one, or you may choose to take the work forward internally after the first deliverable.

Yes. In many cases, our work on fundraising materials naturally evolves into broader collaboration. Founders often ask us to repurpose core narratives into sales collateral or content marketing assets, ensuring consistency across investor and commercial communication. We are also frequently re-engaged to support strategy refinement, growth decision-making, and structuring for scale as the business matures.

Additionally, founders sometimes seek our help with adjacent needs that strengthen overall investor readiness. This may include:

• Brand and visual identity development

• Simple investor-ready website creation, typically built on content management systems such as Squarespace with light customization

• Fundraising strategy guidance, such as identifying the right funds to target based on geography, stage, sector focus, and fund dynamics

We don’t run investor outreach campaigns or “sell introductions”. However, when we work closely with a company and there is a clear strategic fit with someone in our network, we may facilitate an introduction.

Timelines depend on complexity and founder readiness, but typical ranges are:

• Teaser pitch deck: ~1 week

• Investor pitch deck: ~2 weeks

• Investor memorandum: ~3–4 weeks

• Brand and visual identity: ~2 weeks

• Simple investor-ready website: ~2 weeks

• Fundraising strategy: ~1 week

These timelines assume active collaboration and timely feedback.

Our pricing is modular and tailored to each situation. After an initial discussion, we provide a clear proposal outlining scope and options. Typical starting ranges are:

• Fundraising documents: from €5,000

• Visual and branding services: from €2,000

Bundled engagements are usually more cost-efficient, as once we understand your business, additional deliverables can be developed faster.

For larger engagements, we can offer installment-based payment structures to support cash-flow planning.

We combine strategy depth with design precision.

With over two decades of combined experience across the US, Europe, and the Middle East and backgrounds spanning institutions such as Harvard, Stanford, INSEAD, Bain & Company, and Strategy&, we approach fundraising materials as investment cases, not slide exercises.

We rigorously challenge assumptions, pressure-test narratives, and help founders close logical gaps before investors find them.

Every engagement is crafted from scratch. No templates. No production lines. Founders work directly with us. The result is material that is both analytically robust and visually distinctive.

We take confidentiality seriously. All discussions and materials shared with us are kept strictly confidential. We are happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) if required.