For VC funds
Screen inbound deals to one standard.
Every pitch claim checked against the evidence: a verdict, a deal score and an IC-ready memo draft in 2–5 minutes.
Pilot and paid deal flow is never used to train models.
Sample screen · Tallgrass Bio4 of 4 pages readVerdict: WatchDeal score 64/100, ModerateIllustrative sample
| What the company says | State | What the evidence shows |
|---|---|---|
| “US company, incorporated in 2021” | Supported | Delaware · Incorporated March 2021 · Active· US company filings |
| “26 paying customers” | Contradicted | Its own archived customers page names 4 pilots, none paying· Company website, archived |
| “40% month-on-month growth” | Unverifiable | Self-reported in the deck. No independent source found. |
| Gross margin | Missing | Not in the deck. Ask the founder for gross margin by customer. |
Unverifiable is not false.2 of 4 claims in this sample were unverifiable or missing.
Illustrative example. Tallgrass Bio is a fictional company; the figures show what a report looks like, not a real result.
The case
Why teams like yours screen with GoPresent.
- Who this is for
- VC funds, micro-VCs and emerging managers.
- The problem
- Review quality drops when every company arrives through a different path and each team member has to reconstruct context from scratch.
- How GoPresent helps
- GoPresent screens every company the same way: every claim checked against the evidence, risk flagged, and a verdict with an IC-ready memo draft for your committee.
What changes
What you get from the first screen.
- Comparable screening across every company
- Partner time spent on deals that survive the first pass
- One path from inbound to IC
Also built for
The same standard, for other teams.
Family offices
Check direct deals against the evidence.
For family officesAccelerators
Read every applicant the same way.
For accelerators