Here's the thing about fundraising that nobody talks about:
Many VCs won't even look at your deck unless someone they trust sends it to them.
At @DraperVC any founder can pitch us directly through our site.
We've already made 3 investments this year from founders who just... showed up in our inbox.
But here's what I keep seeing...
Founders spend weeks perfecting their pitch deck, only to receive their first real feedback when they're sitting across from an investor.
That's like practicing your wedding speech in front of the wedding guests.
So we built something called PitchLens.
It's an AI pitch coach trained on how we actually evaluate deals at Draper.
It'll tell you:
→ Where your story gets confusing
→ Which slides aren't pulling their weight
→ How to tighten your narrative before you hit send
We're still tweaking PitchLens based on founder feedback. What would make this most useful for you?
Many VCs won't even look at your deck unless someone they trust sends it to them.
At @DraperVC any founder can pitch us directly through our site.
We've already made 3 investments this year from founders who just... showed up in our inbox.
But here's what I keep seeing...
Founders spend weeks perfecting their pitch deck, only to receive their first real feedback when they're sitting across from an investor.
That's like practicing your wedding speech in front of the wedding guests.
So we built something called PitchLens.
It's an AI pitch coach trained on how we actually evaluate deals at Draper.
It'll tell you:
→ Where your story gets confusing
→ Which slides aren't pulling their weight
→ How to tighten your narrative before you hit send
We're still tweaking PitchLens based on founder feedback. What would make this most useful for you?