Every application gets a free screen: your fundability score and the weakest part of your plan, named in one line. The full signed read — the complete evaluation across eight dimensions, a fix list, and Charles Stack's signature on the verdict — is $295, and you can choose it when you send your plan or decide later, after you've seen your screen. Full refund any time before your read is delivered, and your material stays confidential.
Paste your company link and Alex runs a public-data read: what an investor can already see, what's invisible, and exactly what to send for the full evaluation. No score until we've seen the real thing: a website isn't a plan, and we won't pretend it is. We take five of these a week, first-come.
Investors weigh a few things, weighted by stage: the team and whether they've lived the problem, evidence that someone wants the product, the size and timing of the opportunity, and a clear ask tied to milestones. Early on, team and opportunity carry the bet; later, traction and unit economics dominate.
Most feedback is polite and useless. A fundability evaluation reads your plan the way an investor would and names the weakest part plainly, with the reasoning, so you fix the real problem before you raise.
The evaluation uses a stage-aware rubric and is calibrated against the decisions of working venture investors, not a model's guess at what sounds fundable.