Offering 05 · 7–90 days
Pitch book preparation and fundraising advisory.
GreyRadius helps startups, SMEs, and growth-stage businesses prepare compelling investor narratives, financial models, and fundraising strategies – combining strategic storytelling, financial intelligence, and AI-powered market validation to build pitchbooks and fundraising strategies that close rounds. 7 days to pitchbook. 90-day round target.
"We have 18 months of runway. We need to raise a Series A in 90 days. Our current deck isn't getting responses. We don't know if it's the story, the numbers, or the investor targeting."
The question every fundraising mandate starts from.
Investor-ready. Strategy-backed. Data-grounded.
GreyRadius combines market intelligence, growth strategy, financial modeling, and investor storytelling to create fundraising collateral that is credible, data-backed, and investor-ready. We support organizations from seed funding through to pre-IPO capital raises.
Our work is built on 540+ investor interviews across Series A mandates. We know what closes in 90 days and what takes nine months – and we build decks that reflect the difference.
We support
- ✓Seed funding and pre-seed mandates
- ✓Growth capital (Series A & B)
- ✓Strategic investment
- ✓Family office engagement
- ✓Investor readiness preparation
How we close your round – step by step.
Six disciplines from pitchbook to signed term sheet – each building investor confidence.
Investor Pitchbook Development
Create professionally structured investor decks aligned with funding objectives
Financial Modeling
Build detailed projections, valuation scenarios, unit economics, and ROI models
Market & Competitive Validation
Strengthen investor confidence through data-backed market intelligence and benchmarking
Business Narrative & Positioning
Craft a compelling growth story with strategic clarity and commercial relevance
Fundraising Strategy Support
Support fundraising roadmap development, investor targeting, and discussion preparation
Due Diligence Readiness
Prepare supporting documentation and strategic responses for investor evaluation
What you get.
- →Investor-ready pitchbook (7 days)Narrative-led deck built on investor interview patterns. Not a template.
- →Investor mapping & warm introductionsCurated list of 30–50 relevant investors with tier prioritisation and warm intros where available.
- →Financial model & data room5-year integrated model, unit economics, and data room structure.
- →Investor meeting prep & Q&A coachingSession-by-session debrief and deck iteration based on investor feedback.
- →Term sheet support & closeNegotiation support through to signed term sheet and close. Success fee on close.
What closes in 90 days.
Pattern 1
The deck answers investor objections before they're raised
Founders who close fast anticipate the three biggest "no" signals and address them on slides 3–5.
Pattern 2
The numbers tell the same story as the narrative
Disconnect between qualitative claims and financial model creates investor hesitation that is rarely recovered from.
Pattern 3
Investor targeting is concentrated not broadcast
Rounds that closed in 90 days averaged 12 warm meetings. Rounds that took 9 months averaged 68 cold outreach attempts.
180,000+ students. USD 500M IPO.
An edtech SaaS client in UAE and Indonesia needed to raise pre-IPO capital with a clear growth story across two very different markets. We ran 340 interviews across their user base, investor community, and regulatory environment to build the case.
340+
interviews conducted
$500M
IPO milestone
180k+
students adopted
Common questions.
How is your pitchbook different from one made by a design agency?
A design agency makes decks look good. We build the story first – based on what investors actually need to see to say yes – then we make it look good. The narrative is built from investor interview patterns, not a template. The design follows the story, not the other way around.
Do you help with the actual fundraising process, or just the deck?
Both. The 7-day pitchbook is the entry point. The full mandate includes investor mapping, warm introductions, meeting prep, Q&A coaching, and term sheet negotiation support. Most clients take the full mandate because the deck alone doesn't close rounds.
What is the success fee structure?
The fixed fee covers the pitchbook, financial model, investor mapping, and meeting prep. The success fee is 2–3% of the amount raised, paid on close of the round. Structure is disclosed upfront and negotiated per mandate.
What stages do you work with?
Primarily Series A and B for technology companies. We take pre-seed mandates selectively – typically where the founder has a clear thesis and some market validation, even without revenue. Contact us and we will tell you in the first call whether your stage is a fit. We do not take mandates where there is nothing yet to tell a story about.
Ready to close your round in 90 days?
Send us your current deck (or lack of one). We'll tell you honestly what it will take.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in a pitch book preparation service?
Market sizing, investment narrative, financial model, competitive positioning, and investor outreach support. Every pitch book is grounded in primary market research, not desk research alone.
What is a pitch book in fundraising?
A pitch book is the core document used to present a business to investors. It covers the market opportunity, business model, financial projections, team, competitive positioning, and the ask. A strong pitch book is grounded in primary market data, not generic industry reports.
What types of fundraising does GreyRadius support?
Seed, Series A, Series B, and PE/VC raise preparation. We also support strategic investor identification and introductions across the Middle East, South Asia, and Southeast Asia.
How long does it take to prepare a pitch book?
Typically 3–4 weeks for a full pitch book with primary market research, financial model, and investor narrative.