Beagle for Investors
Gain invaluable insights on every startup
all before the first call.
Every deck read, every founder’s basics covered, and a private briefing in your hands before you dial in. Spend your first calls on the companies that fit, and start each one at the real questions.
01 · Review
Never Walk Into a Pitch Cold
When a founder drops their pitch deck into the room, your Beagle reads it against what you told it matters, asks the founder the follow-up questions the deck leaves open, and adds what it learned to your team's private briefing, along with what to verify.
You open the deck already knowing where to look, and the founder has already answered the first round of questions.
New company · intro room
A founder just shared their deck
Lumen Labs Seed Deck.pdf
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14 slides · 3.2 MB
$40k monthly revenue across 40 labs, above the fund’s seed threshold.
The deck leaves out retention, so Beagle asked the founder about it.
Market size on slide 11 rests on a single 2023 source.
02 · Qualify
Put Your Calls Behind the Companies That Fit
Your Beagle is a gracious host to every founder, and it never delivers a verdict. Behind the scenes, it weighs what it learns against the criteria you gave it and flags mismatches in stage, sector, or check size in your private briefing.
Who gets a meeting, and how a no is delivered, stays with your team.
New company · intro room
A warm welcome for every founder
A wearable sensor. Hardware first, with a subscription on top. We're raising a $3M seed round. Does the fund lead?
FHardware-first; outside the fund’s software focus.
Raising a $3M seed; round size is within range.
Your call. Nothing has been said to the founder.
03 · Prepare
Walk In Already Knowing What to Ask
Guided by what you told it matters, your Beagle learns what the company does, its traction, the round, and the team. Your team gets a private briefing with what to probe and what to verify. Founders see only the shared recap.
New company · intro room
Your Beagle is learning the business
Forty biotech labs, about $40k a month and growing. Three of us, all engineers from the same lab-software company. What happens after this?
F$40k a month across 40 labs; above seed threshold.
Three technical founders from the same prior company.
To verify: retention and customer concentration.
04 · Align
Make Every First Call Count
Beagle drafts the agenda from what the founder shared and asked. Both sides see the same recap, so the first call opens on substance and does the work a second call usually has to.
First meeting agenda
Generated from the founder's conversation
Topics detected
Agenda item 1
Review retention and customer concentration
Agenda item 2
Discuss round size, lead role, and use of funds
Agenda item 3
Agree on next steps and the diligence timeline
05 · Stand out
Be the Fund Founders Hear Back From First
The best founders choose their investors. While other funds say “let's find time next week,” your Beagle answers the moment a founder reaches out, covering stage, check size, process, and timing from the criteria you give it.
By the time you speak, they already know how you invest, and you already know their business.
New company · intro room
Answers from your own criteria and process
Welcome. What would you like to know about the fund before you meet the team?
We're B2B software for lab inventory, $40k in monthly revenue, raising a seed round. What stage do you invest at, and how does your process run?
FSeed and Series A in B2B software, with checks from $500k to $2M. The process is an intro call, a partner meeting, then about two weeks of diligence.
Their pitch.
Your briefing.
A first call that counts.
Set up in minutes. Your Beagle is ready to fetch. 🐾