POTENTIAThe angel investor's dilemma: too many founders, not enough hours
A working angel investor might see dozens of decks a month, take real meetings with a fraction of those, and genuinely deep-dive diligence on almost none of them — not because diligence doesn't matter to angels, but because the time cost of doing it properly rarely fits the size of an angel check.
This is exactly the gap a pay-as-you-go, consent-based report is built for: a real, structured read on a specific founder that takes minutes to request rather than hours to compile by hand, at a per-report cost that makes sense for a check size an angel actually writes.
It doesn't replace the meeting, the reference calls, or the gut read that experienced angels are genuinely good at. It replaces the informal, ad hoc googling that usually happens instead of real diligence when there isn't time for real diligence — with something structured, consistent, and consented.
See how a consent-based check actually works.