From founders to founders — we help you raise your round and get your operations in shape.

It's discussed during the discovery call. We don't publish a price range on the site — each engagement is sized based on the startup's stage and the scope of the project.

No. Our model is 100% fee-based — we never work in exchange for equity, under any arrangement.

Two: a round-preparation sprint (4–6 weeks, intensive focus on narrative, deck, and data room) or an ongoing engagement (3+ months, sustained support on fundraising and/or operations). It doesn't require committing to a full 2–3 days/week fractional role if your startup doesn't need it.

Carlos and Héctor run every engagement themselves, directly. There are no layers of junior consultants in between — the same person who builds the strategy is the one on the call with you and, when needed, in the room with investors.

Work is mostly remote, with the flexibility to coordinate in-person meetings or trips when the process calls for it (for example, pitch sessions or fund negotiations). We also join founders directly in investor meetings, to help field tough questions we've already answered before. We've done this before on internationalization processes with clients across different time zones.

Yes. All business, financial, and product information you share is handled confidentially. If your startup needs a formal NDA before sharing your data room or sensitive metrics, we're glad to sign one as part of kicking off the engagement.

You book a free discovery call. There, we understand what stage your startup is at, what you need (a round, operations/AI, or both), and whether there's a fit. If there is, we define scope, format (sprint or ongoing), and the cost of the engagement.

Ongoing engagements are reviewed periodically, so scope can be adjusted if the startup's priorities change (for example, if a round speeds up or gets paused). We work this out directly with you, without bureaucratic processes in between.

Yes. We work with founders at very early stages, even without revenue yet — that's exactly when the investment narrative and preparation matter most.

Yes, it's part of our Investment Strategy work: we help define the narrative, the amount to raise, and how you're positioned in front of funds.

Fundraising & Pitch covers everything related to preparing and closing a round: narrative, deck, data room, negotiation sparring, and internationalization. Operations & AI covers OKRs, internal processes, AI adoption, and the minimum viable data infrastructure needed to raise. You can hire just one pillar, or both if your startup needs them at the same time.

Both. We work on strategy and narrative, but we also help build the deck itself and get the data room ready for due diligence. We also offer Investment Architecture: planning, mapping, and reasoning through the round with clear objectives — how much to raise, in what stages, and with what structure.

Both. Cboard already received a USD 300K investment and is preparing its Series A with us; GiveMove already closed USD 200K and continued working with us on FDA certification and ongoing optimization of its internal processes.

No. That's exactly part of what the Operations & AI pillar covers — helping you stand up basic data infrastructure, the minimum viable metrics and dashboards you need to go raise capital with solid information behind you.

Yes. We've supported internationalization processes and investment trips with clients in markets like Chile, the UAE, the US, and Turkey, and we coordinate with teams across different time zones.

We add mentorship backed by real fundraising and execution experience (not just theory) to your program's portfolio: one-off talks, individual mentoring for founders in your cohort, or recurring advisory for the full program. Our track record — OTTAA, Cboard, and GiveMove — is what backs it up.