Know where your business stands.

A structured conversation with your business

Assess product, market, customers, team, technology, marketing, sales, finance, operations, and funding readiness. The public assessment asks you to rate each dimension from 0 to 4 using visible evidence statements. It does not inspect company records or verify your answers.

How to read a score responsibly

The interactive tool explains its calculation beside your result. The ten answers have equal weight. The overall score is the sum of your ratings divided by 40, multiplied by 100, and rounded to the nearest whole number. The same inputs produce the same result. A higher score means stronger declared evidence on those prompts, not a higher valuation or a greater probability of funding.

• Inputs are self-reported and may be incomplete.
• Equal weights are a design choice, not scientific validation.
• Stage and business model affect what good evidence looks like.
• Compare your own evidence over time, not unrelated companies.

Turn a gap into one next action

A sales gap could lead to reviewing lost conversations; a product gap could lead to observing first-time users. Treat the weakest area as a question to investigate. It may be less urgent than a critical dependency elsewhere in the business.

What the public tool can and cannot do

You can complete an assessment and use its suggestions for planning. Browser-local storage, where used, does not create a hosted account. There is no external verification, professional audit, financial assessment, or predictive model behind the public score.

Questions, answered.