Need Capital in 6–12 Months?
Start Now. Arrive Ready.
You're building something real—expansion, acquisition, inventory, build-out. You can see the need coming.
The question isn't if you'll raise; it's how you'll show up: calm, prepared, and credible… or rushed, defensive, and delayed.
Who this is for: operators raising in 6–12 months who want a calm, scheduled close—not a last-minute rescue.
The problem you're facing today
Time creep
"Next year" becomes "next quarter." Finance wants a deck; Ops needs a PO. You're raising in inboxes between plant calls.
Messy materials
Three EBITDA numbers in two files. One missing signature. A "Final_v7b.xlsx" in the data room.
Investor fatigue
Meetings multiply. Answers soften. "Circle back" becomes a habit.
Moving targets
Use of funds changes mid-thread. Milestones slip a week, then a month.
Last-minute pressure
You need a wire now—which is when serious capital slows down.
You're not broken. The sequence is. Most raises start at the end.
The solution (built to be boring—in the best way)
You've seen the problems: slipping timelines, fuzzy numbers, scattered files, tired investors. Here's why our solution works when others don't.
We don't promise headlines—we deliver outcomes. And unlike groups that "deliver" by asking for your company, your board, and the shirt off your back, we don't want to run your business or take a majority stake. We're not here to be operational. We're here to make you successful.
We take your deal, assess it honestly, and de-risk what matters—the things that stop wires. Then we structure an investor-friendly SPV that protects the downside and respects your control. From there, we raise in stages, so capital matches milestones. If you like the rhythm, you may never have to do another chaotic raise again—you scale into it, calmly.
And yes, we use tokenization—quietly—to make sure capital can be pooled efficiently and deployed from day one, not month twelve. It gives investors the confidence that funds move when the structure is ready, and it gives you a transparent ownership record without turning your raise into a tech seminar.
That's the model: Access → De-Risk → Structure → Raise → Deploy.
No drama, no power grabs, no "trust us" slogans—just clean numbers, a structure investors respect, and a timeline that holds. Result: your ask is justified, your plan is executable, and the "yes" can happen now.
Who we don't work with (expectations up front)
Emergency raises (60–90 days)
Not our model.
Fee anxiety
Preparation is an investment, not a nice-to-have.
Micromanagement
Rewrite every line mid-flight → timelines fail.
Not-ready mindsets
Won't clean numbers, finalize contracts, or maintain one data room.
Shifting stories
Use of funds and milestones move without cause.
We'll pause a process to protect your credibility if standards slip. That's a promise.
Timeline to funding (no promises—just discipline)
Every raise is different. Preparation sets the pace.
• We've seen closes in 3–4 months when sponsors arrive clean, decisive, complete.
• We've also seen 12 months when gaps require fixes and proofs.
Readiness Score + Timeline Gates
Most sponsors start 62–78/100. Funding typically begins >85/100.
Months 0–1 — Plan & gaps
Gate: Score +10
Months 2–4 — De-risk & build
Gate: Score +15; red flags ≤1
Months 5–6 — Structure
Gate: Investor brief approved
Months 6–12 — Launch & close
Gate: DD questions <10, no material changes
Bottom line: The more prepared you arrive, the faster we move. This timetable is a reference, not a guarantee.
One model. One rhythm.
Access → De-Risk → Structure → Raise → Deploy.
No drama. Just discipline.
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