Three levels. One method. Every figure cited.
Start with a screener on any company in the marketplace. Go deeper only where it earns the time. Each level is built on the one before it.
Screener
One page. The questions an investor asks first, each answered in one line with one line of evidence. Enough to say yes to a call or no to the whole thing.
- ROV score with the metrics behind it
- What the company does, in plain words
- Stage, raise and sector
- Key strengths and red flags
- Team profile
- Sources for every line
Scorecard
The ROV score opened up, pillar by pillar and metric by metric, with the source for every input. Delivered as three documents: the scorecard, a sources document, and a one-page summary you can forward.
- Everything in the screener
- Four pillars, every metric scored and explained
- Clinical evidence and regulatory path
- Payer and reimbursement picture
- Competitive landscape
- Sources document, one entry per figure
Full due diligence
The long report for a deal you intend to do. Reimbursement, unit economics, the regulatory path in detail, an exit and acquirer map, and a red-flag register. Founder documents are read in the data room, on our own machines, and only approved figures appear.
- Everything in the scorecard
- Reimbursement landscape and code path
- Unit economics from founder data
- Ranked diligence questions for your call
- Exit and acquirer map
- Red-flag register with each item cited
Plans
A listing, a public screener, a private data room, and the investors who looked.
See founder plans →Every screener, fit scoring against your mandate, scorecards on order.
See investor plans →Portfolio scoring, deal flow against your thesis, and full reports on the deals you take to committee.
Request access →Current plans and prices are on the marketplace homepage. A signed-in visitor sees the plan they are on.