Get every startup
investor-ready before Demo Day.
VCRadar for Programs reviews every deck in your cohort the way an investor would, and brings the whole batch into a single view — so your mentors spend their time on the conversation, not on finding the gaps.
VCRadar for Programs — 30 second overview
Does any of this sound familiar?
Reviews vary by mentor
Every mentor flags something different, so you never get a consistent read on a deck's real weakness.
You spot the risky ones too late
It's not until right before Demo Day that you realize some founders still can't handle investor questions.
The same gaps show up every batch
Use of funds, competitive differentiation, evidence of traction — the feedback barely changes year to year.
What changes, and for whom
Founders get
specific, concrete feedback on what investors will ask, and why
Mentors can
skip the fault-finding and start with the actual business conversation
Your team sees
at a glance which startups need attention
Four steps to get started
Create a cohort
Register your participating startups
Invite founders
Just send an invite link. No cost to founders
Founders upload their decks
Scores appear in minutes, followed by detailed feedback
Review the dashboard
See progress and issues, and decide where to focus mentoring
Your whole cohort, in one view
Registrations, diagnosis completion, revision counts, and each startup's 10-axis scores all land in one operator dashboard.
* Illustrative screenshot (dummy data)
※ Cohort-wide heatmaps and version-over-version comparison are coming soon.
The 10 things an investment committee looks at
Every axis gets a 0–10 score and written reasoning.
The score is not the goal
What VCRadar gives you isn't a number — it's where investors are likely to probe. It's built to prepare founders for that conversation, not to chase a perfect score. Treat the score as a marker of progress.
How we handle decks
- Pitch decks are deleted once analysis completes. We don't retain them.
- Never used to train AI models.
- Never shared with investors.
- Diagnosis results are shared with the program organizer — disclosed to founders at the point of invitation.
Pricing
Priced individually based on cohort size and number of diagnoses. Tell us about your program to get started.
Request a quoteFrequently asked questions
Is there a minimum cohort size?+
No minimum. Get in touch and we'll talk through your program.
Do founders pay anything?+
No. The program purchases diagnoses and distributes them to each startup.
How much can organizers see?+
The full report for each startup — scores, reasoning, and suggested fixes. The pitch deck itself is not visible, since it's deleted after analysis.
How is this disclosed to founders?+
The invitation screen clearly states that diagnosis results will be shared with the program organizer.
Do you support decks in English?+
Yes. The diagnosis language follows the language of the page the founder used to start it.
Is a higher score always better?+
The score is a marker of progress, not the goal. VCRadar exists to show founders where investors will probe.