Readiness scoring
Fundraising readiness: a score, and the gaps behind it
Readiness is not a feeling. Ready.GO scores your venture against the criteria investors actually diligence, shows which claims are merely asserted versus documented or verified, and gives you an ordered list of what to fix first.
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Evidence, not adjectives
Every fact in your venture snapshot sits on a rung: missing, asserted, documented or verified. Moving a fact up a rung is what raises your score.
- Traction, revenue and retention with the artefacts behind them
- Team, roles and gaps a lead investor will notice
- Market, competition and defensibility
- Financials, cap table hygiene and governance basics
A plan you can assign
Gaps become tasks with owners, due dates and files attached, so readiness work runs like the rest of the company rather than as a side project.
Bring your advisors in
Advisors and programs can review your readiness, propose changes and sign off on evidence — with permissions you set per category.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the readiness score measure?
- It measures how much of your fundraising story is backed by evidence across categories such as traction, team, market, financials and governance — weighted by what matters at your stage.
- Do I need a data room first?
- No. You can start with a deck and a few facts; the score tells you which documents to gather next, in the order investors will ask for them.
- Who can see my readiness score?
- Only you and the people you invite. Advisors and organizations see the categories you grant them, and nothing else.
- How often should I re-check readiness?
- Most founders re-check monthly while preparing to raise, and again before a lead's diligence starts.