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Medial's first pitch deck was a two page word document. Here's what it had in total - 1) About the founders. (3-4 lines each with LinkedIN links). 2) About the product and "Why Now?". 3) Our vision in longterm. 4) How'd we utilise the capital.

I raised 10 Lac INR for my startup with just an Instagram story But now, raising funds is much more difficult. I was reading the Pre-Seed Playbook by Eximius Ventures (BTW a great read for early-stage founders) I realised, I was making a lot of mi

The best fundraises I've seen in 2025 were basically closed before the deck was even finished. Why? Because the founder started fundraising before the raise. Not with a pitch. Not with a deck. With a whisper. They socialized the round early. Th

We denied our first equity funding proposal! Yes, you heard me right. We were in talks with an early stage investor firm. Yesterday we took a final call and denied the funding proposal. Money was ready to hit our bank account in a month but still w

The Hidden Cost of Raising VC: Your Equity. Think raising a big round means you’ve made it? Check the fine print: Founder ownership drops fast as you climb the funding ladder. Median equity owned by founders after each round (2024–25 data from 3,52

Founders planning to raise their maiden round from VCs, angels or other investors often find themselves stumped with questions like when to raise, how much to raise, who to approach, how much to dilute and how to prepare. Leveraging our years of expe

We are soon Opening our Round!

Quick commerce enablement startup Inamo is raising ₹50 Cr (about $5.4 Mn) in what seems to be its Series A funding round. The startup has been working on this round since the end of last year. According to Inamo’s regulatory filings, the round is