Full Build · $4,450
Open your round with the WHOLE case built.
Strategy, story, deck and preparation built together. You walk into the round with one argument and the materials to carry it.
This is for you if
- You are opening a round and very little usable material exists.
- The case feels fragmented across notes, models and drafts.
- You want one senior partner on the full fundraising case.
Skip this if
- You already have a strong deck. A Deck Audit may be enough
- You need one quick answer. Book the strategy session
A round built in pieces gets judged in pieces.
- 01
Mixed signals
When the ask, the story and the deck disagree, investors notice.
- 02
Months lost
Building everything alone eats months you should spend on the business.
- 03
Slides first, rebuild later
Starting with slides before strategy means doing it twice.
What you get
- 01
Fundraising strategy
The right amount, from the right investors, in the right order.
- 02
Investor narrative
One argument that survives the partner meeting.
- 03
Deck and supporting materials
Everything investors ask for, consistent.
- 04
Preparation and coaching
You deliver it and handle the hard questions.
Included at no extra cost
- The hard investor questions playbook
How to answer the questions that usually end a meeting early.
- The AI Deck Guide, with the banned AI language hunt
The checklist I use to strip robotic AI phrasing out of a deck before investors read it.
- Pitch Readiness Scorecard
Seven questions that show where your case is thin, before and after the work.
Why a human read
AI can make slides look finished. It has never sat across from an investment committee.
These are the things I catch that a language model misses.
- 01
The story between the slides
Where momentum breaks as one slide hands over to the next.
- 02
Numbers that contradict the narrative
When the market you describe does not match the model you show.
- 03
The buried lead
Your strongest advantage sitting on slide nine when it belongs on slide two.
- 04
The logic of the ask
Whether the amount fits the round, the sector and the milestones it has to fund.
- 05
Inevitability
The moment the deck stops explaining and the investor starts wanting in.
How it works
Step 1
Request a proposal
Four quick choices. Under a minute.
Step 2
We build together
Strategy first, then story, then materials.
Step 3
You open the round
Prepared, consistent and ready for the hard questions.
What founders and teams say
“Anna's work has directly impacted my company's ability to present a new program in a clear and concise manner that is immediately understood.”
Scott, Blue Equinox
“Anna is fantastic. The quality of the design work was excellent and she went out of her way to understand our concept and to help us improve our content.”
Idan Cohen, CEO & Co-Founder, Reflectiz
“Anna continues to be our 'go-to' when we have a presentation that needs to impress.”
Arik, Founder & CEO, WizeDrive
“We've been working with Anna for the past 2.5 years on dozens of projects... With her presentation, we were able to close new deals, onboard new customers and deliver outstanding training materials.”
Tal Nagler, Co-Founder, mybites.io
On stage and on air
4YFN, MWC Barcelona 2023 · The She Leads Podcast · meet.capital Podcast · Africa FounderHaus · Entrepreneur Mirror
What protects you
- Fixed price. You know the number before anything starts.
- Scope agreed in writing before any work begins.
- You keep every output. Use it with any investor, any round.
No one can promise a fundraising outcome. I promise a clear case, honest judgment and the work described here.
Questions before you decide
- What do I need to bring?
- Business and financial context, your milestone plan and whatever material exists.
- How long does it take?
- Timing is set in the proposal, based on your round.
- Is the price fixed?
- The working scope starts at $4,450. Final scope and price arrive in the proposal before any work starts.
Your round deserves one complete case.
Build it end to end.