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  • Investor readiness score
  • Free
  • 25 questions
  • About 8 minutes

Would your startup pass health-tech due diligence?

Run the diligence before investors do. Score yourself across the nine risk areas health investors test, and see the exact questions you'll be asked.

Rule of thumb: score 60+ with no gaps before you pitch. Your answers stay private.

Your free report includes

Six sections, generated from your answers in about eight minutes.

Book a free 30-min review
  • Your score and pitch risk

    Overall score out of 100 and the one thing an investor would most likely push back on.

  • The questions you’ll be asked

    For every weak answer, the real diligence question and what a strong answer looks like.

  • How you compare

    All nine areas against the pitch-ready standard; peer benchmarks once 100 founders have scored.

  • Before and after

    Your estimated score after closing your three biggest gaps.

  • Your six-week plan

    A Proof Sprint plan generated from your gaps.

  • A PDF to share

    Send it to your cofounders and advisors.

Ways to start

Start with the next useful piece.

You do not need to commit to the whole journey. Start with a clear question, a fixed outcome or the build that is already ready to move.

  • 30 minutes

    Free product review

    Free

    Bring an idea, deck, workflow, product or challenge. We help identify the next useful decision.

    Book the review
  • 1-2 weeks

    Readiness / focused review

    From $2,500

    An Investor Readiness Review, a Proof Sprint, a workflow review or a technical scope, whatever the situation needs.

    Start with the score
  • 4-6 weeks

    Proof / prototype sprint

    From $15,000

    From MVP and pilot to post-raise build, launch and growth, we stay as long as we’re useful.

    Discuss a proof sprint
  • 8-16 weeks

    Healthcare MVP / product build

    From $60,000

    From MVP and pilot to post-raise build, launch and growth, we stay as long as we’re useful.

    Plan the build

Start with a conversation. Build from there.

You do not need a finished brief. The fastest way to make progress is to start with the question in front of you today.

  1. Bring what you have.

    An idea, pitch deck, workflow, product, technical question, investor feedback or a market you want to enter.

  2. Choose the first useful piece.

    A readiness review, product validation, workflow map, prototype, technical scope or focused build.

  3. Keep going when it makes sense.

    Stay with the same team through healthcare software development, launch, integration, adoption and growth.

QUESTIONS PEOPLE ACTUALLY ASK

Clear answers before we start.

Both. We start with strategy and validation, then design and build the product, platform, AI system or connected solution. You can use us for one piece today and bring in the rest as the product evolves.

We help teams enter new countries and markets, build partnerships and adapt the product where needed. Tell us which market you have in mind and we will explain how we can help.

Yes. We help you understand the real problem, user, workflow and opportunity, then test the idea with users, data, market reality and the business case before you commit to building.

Yes. If you already have something working, we can help improve the experience, workflow, integration, performance or adoption.

Regulatory requirements depend on the product, its intended use and the markets involved. We factor them in early, while validating the idea and scoping the build, so they shape decisions rather than surprise you later. Formal submissions are best led by qualified regulatory specialists, and we are happy to work alongside them.

It depends on the scope. We usually begin with a focused first step, such as a prototype, technical scope or focused discovery, with a defined scope and a clear outcome, so you see something real early.

There is no fixed starting package. We begin with a free 30-minute conversation to understand where you are, then agree a defined scope and outcome for the first step. The cost follows from that scope.