For founders raising pre-seed to Series A

See your raise the way an investor does.

Fundability OS reads your deck, website and numbers the way an investor would, and shows you exactly where your story runs ahead of your evidence. Before you walk into the room.

A two minute read of your materials. No cost to see where you stand.

Your teamUnderselling
Substance, what is trueStrong
Signal, what your deck showsDeveloping

Your strongest asset, and the deck undersells it. That is a fixable gap, and the kind you want to find before an investor does.

Why good companies still get passed

"It's a little early for us" rarely tells you what to fix.

Most founders learn they were not ready only after they have burned the investors who could have said yes. The feedback, when it comes, is polite and vague.

"Great team, keep us posted."

You never hear the real reason

A pass protects the relationship, not your learning. The actual gap stays hidden.

"Love it, but too early."

Your deck is ahead of your proof

The story sounds fundable. The evidence underneath it does not yet back the ask.

"Let's reconnect next round."

First meetings only happen once

There are maybe forty funds that fit you. Each one is a single shot you cannot easily redo.

How it works

From your materials to a straight answer

Four steps. You give what an investor would ask for, and you get back what they would actually think.

1

Submit

Your deck, website, the round and a one line on what you do. Five minutes.

2

We read it

Every claim pulled out and traced to its source, the way a diligent investor would.

3

Substance vs Signal

Six areas scored twice: what is true, against what your materials project.

4

Your verdict

A clear read on how fundable you are, the one biggest issue, and what to do next.

Try it on a sample founder

The idea investors never say out loud

Substance, against Signal

Every area of your business is read twice. Substance is what is actually true. Signal is what your deck and website project. The gap between the two is the real work, and it cuts both ways.

●Underselling means a strong area your materials hide. A fast fix.
●Signal ahead means the deck promises more than the proof. The risk investors smell.
SubstanceSignal
TeamUnderselling
Substance
Strong
Signal
Developing
TractionSignal ahead
Substance
Early
Signal
Developing
Business modelNeeds building
Substance
Thin
Signal
Developing

What you get

One honest profile, not a score and a shrug

1

A clear verdict

Not Yet, Nearly There, Ready to Test, or Ready to Raise. Decided by a fixed rule, so it holds up.

2

Your single biggest issue

The one thing most likely to cost you the round, named plainly, not buried in a list.

3

Every claim, traced

What your materials say and how well the evidence backs it. Nothing taken on trust.

4

A real next step

Exactly what to fix before you pitch, or, if you are ready, an introduction worth making.

● Nearly There

Your round is ahead of your evidence.

Two pilots are presented as traction and an 800K ask as the obvious next step, but the proof an investor needs is not yet on the page. The business may deserve the raise. The materials do not yet earn it.

See a full sample profile

Who is reading your raise

Built on the judgment of someone who sat on the other side

Fundability OS runs on the scoring Rohan Bansal uses with founders directly. He raised as an operator, then deployed over fifty million euros across European tech as a VC, and now works founder-side between Europe and the Gulf. It reads your raise the way he would.

You get the investor's read, before the investor gives it.

€50M+Deployed across European tech
600+Startups assessed as a VC
50Investment committees sat on
2Portfolio exits

Find the gap before an investor does.

See where your raise stands today, and what to fix before the first meeting.

Check your fundability