# AI Report Generator for Startup Pitch Readiness (2026) URL: https://aistartupinsights.com/tools/ai-report-generator-pitch-readiness Type: tool Locale: en Published: 2026-07-01 Updated: 2026-07-04 --- > Turn stage, growth, runway, team size, and funding ask into a pitch-readiness score, verdict, and section notes, free, in your browser. *Free tool* ## The AI Report Generator for Startup Pitch Readiness Enter stage, growth, runway, team size, and funding ask. Get a readiness score, verdict, and section notes before you pitch investors. ## Pitch-Readiness Report Generator Enter your stage, growth rate, runway, team size, and funding ask. The score and report notes update as you type. *[Interactive widget — see the live page for the full experience]* ## What you get before the first investor call The report gives you a single score, a verdict, and four section notes you can act on immediately: which pillar is weak, why, and what a stronger number looks like at your stage. Screenshot it, paste it into your data room notes, or use it to triage which slide needs another draft. - Pitch-readiness score out of 100 - Verdict: Investor-ready, Close, Needs work, or Not yet - Section notes for growth, runway, team, and ask - Stage-adjusted benchmarks, not a flat rubric ## How the pitch-readiness score is built ### Growth, weighted first Month-over-month revenue growth carries 25 of the 100 points. Investors read flat or declining growth as a stall signal, regardless of stage. ### Runway sets the clock Under 6 months of runway compresses your negotiating position. The score treats 12+ months as the safe zone, per the standard fundraising-buffer rule. ### Team and ask, checked against stage norms Headcount and funding ask are compared to typical ranges for your stage, from pre-seed through Series B. Outliers in either direction get flagged, not penalized outright. ## How to use the report 1. **Enter your numbers** — Stage, month-over-month growth, runway, team size, and funding ask. No account, no upload. 2. **Read the verdict** — The score updates as you type. Each of the four sections shows on target, watch, or weak. 3. **Fix the weak section first** — Section notes tell you which pillar to address before you circulate the deck, not after a partner meeting exposes it. ## Common questions ### Is this free to use? Yes. The calculation runs client-side in your browser. Nothing you enter is stored or sent to a server, aside from an anonymous tool-run ping used for aggregate usage stats. ### Where do the benchmark ranges come from? Growth tiers follow commonly cited top-quartile month-over-month benchmarks for early-stage startups. Runway tiers follow the standard 12 to 18 month fundraising-buffer rule. Team-size and round-size bands are approximated from typical pre-seed through Series B ranges reported by Y Combinator and Carta's private-market data. ### Does the score replace real due diligence? No. It is a directional self-check, not an investor memo. Use it to catch obvious weak spots before your first call, not as a substitute for a data room or a lawyer's review of your cap table. ### What if my vertical does not fit the default benchmarks? Capital-intensive verticals such as hardware, biotech, or infrastructure often run longer runway and larger asks than the defaults assume. Treat a weak ask-to-stage score as a flag to check against comparable rounds in your specific vertical, not an automatic red mark. ### Can I use this for a seed extension or bridge round? Yes. Set the stage to the round you are actually targeting. The team-size and ask bands adjust automatically. ### Why does a declining growth rate zero out that section? Because it removes the one variable investors weight most at this stage. A stall or decline in monthly revenue is the fastest way to lose a term sheet, so the model does not soften it. ### How is a funding ask above the typical range handled? It is flagged as watch, not weak, up to 50 percent over the stage ceiling; beyond that it drops to weak. A large ask is not automatically wrong if it buys a real milestone, but it invites sharper questions on use of funds. ### Does a high score guarantee a term sheet? No tool can guarantee that. A high score means your fundamentals will not be the reason a partner passes. Market timing, competitive dynamics, and the pitch itself still matter. ## Turn your readiness report into an investor-ready deck Skywork's Slides agent builds decks with cited data behind every claim, so the numbers in your report end up on the slide, not just in a spreadsheet. *Call to action: Build my pitch deck with Skywork* ## FAQ ### Is this free to use? Yes. The calculation runs client-side in your browser. Nothing you enter is stored or sent to a server, aside from an anonymous tool-run ping used for aggregate usage stats. ### Where do the benchmark ranges come from? Growth tiers follow commonly cited top-quartile month-over-month benchmarks for early-stage startups. Runway tiers follow the standard 12 to 18 month fundraising-buffer rule. Team-size and round-size bands are approximated from typical pre-seed through Series B ranges reported by Y Combinator and Carta's private-market data. ### Does the score replace real due diligence? No. It is a directional self-check, not an investor memo. Use it to catch obvious weak spots before your first call, not as a substitute for a data room or a lawyer's review of your cap table. ### What if my vertical does not fit the default benchmarks? Capital-intensive verticals such as hardware, biotech, or infrastructure often run longer runway and larger asks than the defaults assume. Treat a weak ask-to-stage score as a flag to check against comparable rounds in your specific vertical, not an automatic red mark. ### Can I use this for a seed extension or bridge round? Yes. Set the stage to the round you are actually targeting. The team-size and ask bands adjust automatically. ### Why does a declining growth rate zero out that section? Because it removes the one variable investors weight most at this stage. A stall or decline in monthly revenue is the fastest way to lose a term sheet, so the model does not soften it. ### How is a funding ask above the typical range handled? It is flagged as watch, not weak, up to 50 percent over the stage ceiling; beyond that it drops to weak. A large ask is not automatically wrong if it buys a real milestone, but it invites sharper questions on use of funds. ### Does a high score guarantee a term sheet? No tool can guarantee that. A high score means your fundamentals will not be the reason a partner passes. Market timing, competitive dynamics, and the pitch itself still matter.