What Your Raise
Is Actually Worth
Plug in your deal. See what you invest, what the raise is worth to you, and what it costs you to raise each dollar.
Your investment vs. your return
Adjust the numbers to your deal. We take the investor shows you pay for at an honest close rate and show what it costs you to raise each dollar, then what your fees actually return — on deal one, and once repeat capital compounds it. The multiple is a result, not a target.
Under $10K/mo ad spend: $7,500 one-time build + $450 per qualifying show. Converts to Managed Ad Spend at the earlier of $10K/mo ad spend or day 91.
Time to your closing date
The full build phase. Closing sooner? Flip to 30 or 60 days to see what actually lands inside your window.
Funnel, content engine, personal brand, CRM, nurture — built once, yours.
Charged only when a qualified investor actually shows up.
$5,000/mo minimum — paid directly to Meta, never through us.
Platform, domain and phone number.
Defaulted conservatively: qualified 506(c) strategy calls close around 17–25%.
Calls that actually happen — the only unit you pay per. Adjust to model your own volume.
Your sponsor economics
Repeat capital: the same LPs back deals two and three. Drives lifetime value below.
Their typical commitment, not their stated minimum — a $100K vs $250K check changes everything.
Your total raise for this deal. Shows this capital as a share of the goal.
You invest
Paid in stages. The build is all it takes to get started.
01Weeks 1-4
Build
$7,500one-time
All it takes to get started. Funnel, content engine, CRM and nurture, built once and yours.
02Then
Per investor show
$450per show
Only when a qualified investor actually shows up. No show, no fee.
03From week 3-4
Ad spend
≈$166/day
Paid directly to Meta, never through us. $5,000/mo.
≈$754 all-in per investor show — fees + ad spend, not just the $450 per-show line
Your cost of capital
What it costs you to raise a dollar — on initial capital alone, and again with repeat investing counted. Both readings, fixed ceilings, nothing to toggle.
Initial capital
4.7%
$56,580 ÷ $1.2M raised on deal one
Under the 5.5% ceiling on initial capital alone. Every repeat check from the same LPs pulls it lower.
5.5% ceiling — assumes no repeat investing. It's the ceiling, not the target.
Including repeat investing
2.4%
$56,580 ÷ $2.4M — over 2 deals per LP
Around 2 cents to raise a dollar across the LP relationship, repeat investing counted.
4% ceiling — repeat investing counted; later checks from the same LPs cost nothing new to acquire.
Fee income at close: $24,000 — against $56,580 all-in
Your 2% acquisition fee on $1.2M raised, paid at close. It offsets the cost — it doesn't change what the capital cost to acquire.
Your arithmetic, not our pricing — we charge a flat build and a flat price per show, never a percentage of your raise.
Return on your investment
5.1x
fees over 2 deals per LP — 2.5x on deal one alone
Add your raise target above to see this capital as a share of the goal.
The same investors backing deals two and three — and you own the funnel outright.
75 investor shows at a 17% close rate ≈ 12 investors → $1,200,000 raised → 5.1x back over 2 deals per LP (fees).
Across the LP relationship, fees (and carry if modeled) clear your investment several times over. The rest is upside.
We take investor shows — calls that actually happen — × your close rate to get investors, then capital raised × your fee structure (acquisition fee + asset management over the hold) to get fee income — the return multiple is the result, not a target. The headline multiple is lifetime: per-deal fee income × deals per LP (the same investors returning for later deals), plus carry / promote when you enable it (your own assumption, off by default). Your investment is the all-in cost over the first 90 days: the one-time build, the per-show fee on every show, and ad spend + GoHighLevel over three months. Cost of capital is that same all-in cost divided by capital raised — shown for deal one and again including repeat investing, since later checks from the same LPs carry no new acquisition cost. Each reading is graded against a fixed ceiling: 5.5% on initial capital (assumes no repeat investing — the ceiling, not the target) and 4% once repeat investing is counted; around 2.5% or under reads as excellent on either. Zero fees are a valid structure — with no sponsor fees modeled there is no return multiple, and cost of capital is the whole read. After 90 days — or once ad spend passes $10,000/mo, whichever comes first — the engagement converts to the flat monthly rate with no per-show cost. Toggle to Managed Ad Spend above to model it. Projections only — actual fees, deal economics, and results vary by deal. Not investment or legal advice.