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PitchScore™

Find your deck’s weakest line before an investor does.

PitchScore™ reads your pitch across 12 investor dimensions in 60 seconds and hands back a fix list — not a rating. You see exactly what to change before the next email goes out.

Free to run. No account, no card. If it surfaces nothing you can act on, you’ve lost 60 seconds — that’s the whole risk.

The Verdict™

A verdict, then the one fix that moves it.

A number out of 100 tells you nothing you can use. PitchScore™ scores each of 12 dimensions 0–100, stage-adjusted, then points at the one holding you back and what to do about it. One read, sixty seconds — the same lens an investor applies, before you spend a meeting finding out the hard way.

Not yet
Below the gate. Start with the one dimension capping the score — that’s the fix that moves you.
Fundable in a quarter
Close to the gate. A focused fix or two from crossing it.
Fundable now
Cleared PitchScore™ 75 — you’re in the matching database, matched to investors on merit.
One gate: PitchScore™ 75, at every stage. The rubric is stage-weighted, so the bar already adjusts for where you are — there’s no stage-specific pass mark.
The rubric

The 12 dimensions investors actually read.

Not a checklist of slides — the questions a fundable deck has to answer.

D1
Elevator Pitch
Does the opening clear an investor’s pattern filter — what you do, who pays, the ask — fast.
The fix
Different × Repeatable
D2
Problem
Is the pain specific, urgent, and expensive enough to fund.
The fix
Pain × Urgency × Frequency
D3
Solution
Does the product map cleanly to the problem, without feature sprawl.
The fix
Outcome × Edge
D4
Demo
Does the walkthrough show a customer outcome, not just features.
The fix
Speed × Feedback = PMF
D5
Founder’s Mindset™
Mission clarity, market instinct, and how you respond to the gaps.
The fix
Next Stage > This Stage
D6
Market
Bottom-up TAM with a credible path to the segment you can own.
The fix
Beachhead > TAM
D7
Business Model
Unit economics that hold up, and pricing logic an investor can follow.
The fix
Recurring > One-off
D8
Traction
Evidence over narrative — growth, retention, and verified revenue.
The fix
Product × Distribution = Growth
D9
Moat
What stops the next entrant — named explicitly, not implied.
The fix
Compounds > Competes
D10
Team
Direct domain evidence per founder, and the gaps you’re hiring against.
The fix
A-Players × Culture = Performance
D11
Financials
Projections with assumptions, and a use-of-funds an investor can defend.
The fix
LTV > 3× CAC
D12
Cap Table
A clean structure with headroom — no surprises in diligence.
The fix
Clean > Complex
Every dimension is scored individually. The weighting model behind the score is proprietary and never shown — you get the result and the fix, not the engine.

Each dimension reduces to one formula for what to fix — the what. Because the read is multiplicative, your weakest dimension caps it — so that’s where the return is, not your strongest. Seeing which one is free. Closing it — yourself, or with an operator who has done it before — is the work.

Why it matters

The deck is the first filter. Most founders never learn why they failed it.

A pass from an investor is silence; you rarely hear which dimension cost you the meeting. PitchScore™ makes that legible before you send — so you fix the weakest line on your terms, not theirs. Every claim it surfaces is specific and falsifiable: a dimension, a score, a change.

On The $100M Path™
PitchScore™ is the free Scout entry point — it works at every stage of The $100M Path™, from SPARK to SEGMENT. As your score and verified traction rise, you surface in more matched investors’ deal flow. See the full path →
Get your PitchScore™

The score is free. The full diagnosis is when you’re raising.

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The score

Your aggregate PitchScore™ and the flag on your weakest dimension — enough to know where the deck is losing investors.

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The full diagnosis

All 12 dimensions scored individually, with dimension-by-dimension coaching — exactly what to change, in priority order, before your next raise.