If you haven't considered it already - this might be a great product for "pay only if you succeed" pricing. Might be easier to get people to pay, say, $5k from someone who has just raised $10m than $200 from someone who almost by definition has nothing.
Oh, that's brilliant (not sure how to enforce it though).
If it works to raise money, I am happy to pay for it (we're currently trying to raise $500k so very much a potential customer). Probably worth $1k to $2.5k to me if it is successful.
We have with some of the early stage startups based on trusted investors, but unfortunately this is a very risky, manual and not-scalable model based on too many factors.
