WikiCapital is personally helping founders become investor-ready and navigate the fundraising process — a fixed-fee advisory, preparation, exposure, research, and concierge service.
Fixed-fee. No equity. No success fees. No commissions.
✦ What WikiCapital Provides ✦
WikiCapital is a fixed-fee advisory, preparation, exposure, research, and concierge service. We personally help you become investor-ready and navigate the fundraising process — so you approach the market with confidence and discipline.
1-on-1 strategy, readiness assessment, and a personalized 30-day action plan.
Pitch deck review, executive summary, founder narrative, and data room checklist.
Professional marketplace listing, featured placement, and founder spotlight.
Curated investor target list, outreach templates, and weekly check-ins.
✦ The Concierge Program ✦
A 30–45 day high-touch program where WikiCapital personally helps prepare the opportunity, optimize the presentation, research relevant investors, develop the outreach strategy, practice the pitch, and manage the fundraising process.
45–60 minutes to understand the company/project, investment needed, structure, stage, ideal investors, timeline, and current materials.
WikiCapital reviews the opportunity and produces a readiness score/checklist covering the listing, pitch, financial information, team, market, documents, and investor presentation.
Wiki helps build and optimize the complete project listing rather than making the founder do everything themselves.
Review the existing deck and provide specific recommendations on what to improve, remove, clarify, or add.
Help turn the opportunity into a concise investor-friendly summary.
Help you clearly explain: What is the opportunity? Why now? Why this team? Why does it need capital? What happens with the money?
Identify a curated list of investors whose published criteria appear relevant to the project based on industry, geography, investment size, structure, and other factors.
Delivers 25–50 researched potential investor matches.
Create a personalized plan showing who to approach first, what to say, and how to follow up.
Initial investor email, LinkedIn message, follow-up email, introduction request, meeting follow-up, and thank-you message.
Conduct a mock investor meeting and help the founder improve their presentation and answers.
Prepare them for common questions about valuation, financials, competition, risks, use of funds, team, traction, and exit possibilities.
Tell them exactly which documents investors are likely to request and help organize the structure.
Give the project elevated marketplace exposure for a defined period, such as 30 days.
Eligible projects can be considered for WikiCapital's newsletter, social channels, founder interviews, podcast, or featured-opportunity content.
A short call or structured progress review for the duration of the program.
Track target investors, outreach, responses, meetings, follow-ups, documents requested, and next actions.
Give the founder a personalized roadmap with specific weekly objectives.
Review what happened, investor feedback, engagement, and what they should do next.
A clear, honest assessment of how prepared your opportunity is for the market — with a roadmap to close the gaps.
Top 5 Strengths
What investors will love about your opportunity.
Top 5 Investor Concerns
What investors will question — and how to address it.
Missing Documents
Critical files investors will request that you don't have yet.
Recommended Improvements
Specific, prioritized fixes to raise your readiness score.
Ideal Investor Profile
The type of investor most likely to fund your specific opportunity.
30-Day Capital Strategy
A week-by-week roadmap to approach the market with discipline.
Sample scores shown for illustration. Your actual report is built from your materials, market, and investor criteria.
✦ Choose Your Path ✦
Fixed-fee. No equity. No success fees. No commissions. Just clear, honest help preparing and presenting your opportunity to the right investors.
Self-service listing + marketplace tools
A 30–45 day high-touch program
For larger raises requiring deeper strategy
WikiCapital is a fixed-fee advisory and concierge service. We do not take equity, success fees, or commissions on your raise.
✦ Before You Go ✦
Fixed-fee. No equity. No success fees. No commissions.