Sponsor a company
Give a founder their analyst
The best-funded companies have an analyst on the team. From $150 a year, every company in your portfolio or cohort can too. On your seat.
You back founders because you believe they can win. Most of them are doing it without the one thing every well-funded company takes for granted: someone to find the right investors, prep every meeting, watch the market, keep the deck current and run the follow-up. Sponsor them and that person is Frank. The founder spends the week building and deciding. You see the whole portfolio move. It costs less than one dinner per company.
For investors and programs with a full seat
The full Frank. Not a lite version.
What your founder gets
- Investors for their stage and sector, scored, with the warm path to each.
- A one-page brief before every meeting. The follow-up drafted after.
- Their market and their competitors watched every morning.
- The deck, the memo and the data room, kept current and sourced.
- Their own expeditions, their own credits, their own private work.
Every company, one view
What you get
- Who is raising, who is stalling, who needs help this week, across everyone you sponsor.
- Activity by company, so office hours start with the facts. You never see their private work.
- A founder who walks into every room prepared, carrying your name.
- Spend capped at the companies you choose. Your bill never moves without you.
Raise sooner
The right list and the warm path on day one, not month three.
Know the market
Positioning, competitors and timing read every morning, with sources.
Build, don't research
The daily workflow runs itself; the founder makes the decisions.
Move faster
An analyst's week of work back in the founder's hands, every week.
$150 a year, per company, from your seat
Twenty companies is $3,000.
Less than one analyst's week, for twenty founders with an analyst all year. Volume pricing for larger cohorts. Sponsoring requires a full Investors & Programs seat ($375 a month).
Questions sponsors ask
What does the founder see?
Their own full analyst, plus a note that you sponsor it. You see activity by company; you do not see their private work.
Can I sponsor companies I haven't invested in?
Yes. Any company you back, advise or accept into a program.
What happens when a company graduates or raises its Series B?
The seat moves to the standard price. The founder keeps every expedition and all the history.
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