The Investor-Ready Sprint™
In two weeks, become the deal investors say yes to.
Ten working days with a dedicated Sprint Lead. You leave with an investor-tested pitch, verified numbers, and a complete data room — and on Day 9, you pitch real investors who tell you, on the record, whether they'd take a second meeting. Fixed price. No hourly billing. No surprises.
INTERNAL — INVESTMENT SCREENING MEMO
| PROBLEM | Painful, urgent, underserved. |
| WHY NOW | Market inflection: verified. |
| WEDGE | Credible, defensible entry. |
| TEAM | Founder–market fit: strong. |
| TRACTION | NRR 118% · burn multiple 1.4 |
| TERMS | Clean cap table. Fair ask. |
highlighted = no evidence yet
= your to-do list for the next 10 days
Delivered in partnership with Stakeholder Agency.
This sprint is for you if
- You're a pre-seed to Series A founder in the Nordics
- You plan to raise in the next 3–6 months
- You have real traction — revenue, signed LOIs, active pilots, or a defensible technical edge
- You want investors to take you seriously in the first meeting, not the fifth
It's not for you if
- You're pre-idea or pre-team
- You're more than 9 months away from raising
- You want someone to raise for you — we prepare you to run your own raise, brilliantly
Not there yet? Take the free Readiness Scan anyway — you'll get a prioritized to-do list for when the time comes.
Most raises don't fail in the pitch. They fail in the follow-up.
Investors decide in minutes whether you're worth more of their time — and in the weeks after, they verify everything. The deck gets you a second meeting; the data room gets you the term sheet.
Most founders polish the deck for months and then lose the deal to a churn number they couldn't explain, a cap table nobody cleaned up, or a question they'd never been asked out loud.
The average Nordic raise takes 4–6 months. Most of that time isn't negotiation — it's founders scrambling to produce what they should have had ready on day one.
Built around how investors actually say yes.
Write their memo before they do
On Day 1 you write the memo an investor would send to their partners recommending your deal, dated 90 days out. Everything the memo claims but you can't yet prove becomes your to-do list for the next ten days.
A checklist written with investors
Our checklist wasn't written by a consultant. It was written with the investors in our network — the same people who review the companies coming out of the sprint. You prepare exactly what they'll ask for. Nothing more, nothing less.
Be the deck that gets read first
Investors skim 50+ decks a month. Companies from this sprint arrive with the same verified score and the same clean structure — which is why investors read them first. Being easy to evaluate is a competitive advantage.
Face the hard questions early
On Day 9, you pitch a panel of real, active investors and take 25 minutes of adversarial Q&A. Every objection you hear there is one that can't ambush you in a live round.
Your two weeks, day by day.
Three facilitated workshops, structured work in between, daily 15-minute check-ins. Your team: you plus whoever owns your numbers and product — max four people. You make the final calls.
WEEK 0Before you pay: the Readiness Scan+
Find out exactly where you stand — before you commit a krone. A 15-minute scored assessment plus an AI review of your existing materials against the checklist investors will use on you. Then a 30-minute call to plan your sprint and book your investor panel.
The admission check: if we find a dealbreaker — a missing IP assignment, an unresolved founder issue, no clear round logic — we tell you before you pay in full and give you the fix-list for free.
DAYS 1–2Decide what round this is+
Before touching a single slide: what are you raising, why now, and why does an investor say yes? You draft the Future Screening Memo — the one-pager a partner would send to their fund recommending your deal. Then we define the round: amount, the milestone the money buys, valuation logic anchored to comparable deals, and a tiered list of 20–30 matched investors built from our investor database.
DAYS 3–5Make your numbers investor-grade+
Investors verify assumptions rather than admire projections. This is where your numbers become bulletproof: ARR walk, growth, retention, burn multiple, CAC payback — computed to the definitions investors use, so your NRR means what their NRR means. We build your data room in the 6-folder structure investors expect, and fix every red flag from your Gap Report.
DAYS 6–8Build the story that gets meetings+
Story locked first — problem, why now, why you, the wedge, the trajectory, the ask — then a 12–15 slide deck where every claim is traceable to a document in your data room. We score it against the scoring rubric our investors use on real deals, and prepare written answers to the 15 hardest questions you'll face.
DAYS 9–10Pitch real investors — before it counts+
The closest thing to a real first meeting, without spending one. A 20-minute pitch and 25 minutes of adversarial Q&A with a panel of active investors from our network, who score you like a real deal. Day 10 is rapid revision: deck, memo, and data room updated on their feedback, and your final Readiness Score computed.
AFTERGo live to investors+
Your verified profile goes in front of the investors who subscribe to see companies like yours. And you leave with a 90-day raise plan — a week-by-week outreach schedule designed to keep every investor moving on your timeline, not theirs.
Everything you need to run your raise. Ready on Day 10.
Get meetings
- Investor deck, scored against a real investor rubric
- One-page teaser for intro emails
- 20–30 matched investors, tiered, with warm-intro paths
Survive diligence
- Complete 6-folder data room, light + full versions
- Standardized metrics pack
- Clean-up log of every red flag we found and fixed
Win the room
- The 15 hardest questions you'll face, with rehearsed answers
- Scorecard and verbatim feedback from your Day-9 investor panel
Run the raise
- Your round thesis and valuation logic
- Your before/after Readiness Score
- A 90-day, week-by-week raise plan
If the Scan finds a dealbreaker, you don't enter, you don't pay the full fee — and you keep the fix-list, free.
We only admit companies we'd put our name behind, which is exactly why being admitted means something to investors.
Asked by founders like you.
€2,500 (DKK 18,500) is a lot right now. +
Can't we do this ourselves? +
Will investors really look at us because we're "verified"? +
What if the panel hates us? +
How much of our time does it take? +
Who owns the deliverables and the data? +
Does the sprint guarantee we raise? +
What we hold ourselves to — publicly.
These are the targets we publish for every cohort. As results come in, this section shows actuals.
Ten days of preparation, then you raise from a position of strength.
Every week you fundraise unprepared costs you runway and reputation — the Nordic investor community is small, and first impressions travel. Find out where you stand in 15 minutes, free.
Next cohort: 3 August 2026 · 5 companies · 3 spots left