Everyone vets the founder first
Before a startup has a track record, the founder is the track record.
Investors, early hires, customers, and reporters will research you personally before they trust the company. They check LinkedIn, press, court records, and what AI assistants say your name is attached to. A thin profile or an old dispute creates doubt before you enter the room.
You can handle the groundwork yourself
You can fix more of the early groundwork yourself than most firms will admit.
Clean up old profiles. Claim the accounts that matter. Write a founder bio that sounds like a person. The guides below show where to start, no sales call required.
We build what diligence tests
When the situation gets bigger than a profile cleanup, we step in.
We build the site and source material behind your name, support credible press, address exposed personal information, and monitor what changes as the company grows. One scope, one price. The goal is a footprint that withstands real diligence, not a polish that fades before the round closes.