Start raising money for your business in hours, not months.
Hatch's proven strategy has helped first-time founders and small business owners raise between $25K and $250K to grow their businesses faster.
BUILT & TESTED WITH FOUNDERS FROM
Go from founder notes
to investor-ready materials.
Hatch guides first-time founders and small business owners through the work that usually feels scattered: shaping the pitch, building the model, organizing the investor tracker, and understanding what still needs to be tightened before the first investor conversation.
pitch deck
market
Pitch deck outline, narrative,
and slide-by-slide guidance
Financial model structure,
assumptions, and funding plan
Investor tracker, SAFE templates,
and investor Q&A prep
How it works
From idea to investor-ready in hours, not months.
Step 01
Start a conversation
Tell Hatch what you're building, what you know, and where you're stuck in plain English, like you would with an advisor, consultant, or co-founder.
pitch deck
Step 02
Turn the conversation into investor materials
As you chat, Hatch helps shape your pitch deck, financial model, and investor tracker around your business, your stage, and your first raise.
“Hi, I’m Maya — and Coldbrew Co. is how busy people get café-quality coffee without leaving home.”
Everything else is paused until you finish this take
Step 03
Refine until you're ready to pitch
Practice your pitch out loud to sharpen your story until you feel ready for your first investor meeting.
Step 04
Manage your raise with confidence
Keep outreach, follow-ups, investor updates, and next steps organized in one place. Move confidently from the first message to funds in the bank.
Built for you
If this is your first raise,
Hatch was built for you.
Hatch guides first-time founders through the work that usually feels scattered: shaping the pitch, building the model, using the investor tracker, and understanding what still needs to be tightened before the first capital conversation.
- Solo founders and indie builders
- Operator turned founders
- Domain experts changing industries
- Bootstrapped founders preparing to raise
- Pre revenue and early product founders
- Underrepresented founders
Testimonials
Built with us from day one
“Hatch's proven process played a vital role in helping us secure our first $250k raise — bringing financial insight, business strategy, product guidance, and a real sense of partnership.”
Who is Hatch for?+
Hatch is for first time founders preparing to raise their first round of capital. It is especially useful if you are early, still shaping the story, building your first model, or trying to understand what investors will expect before you pitch.
Do I need a finished product or revenue?+
No. Hatch can help whether you are at the idea stage, building your first product, testing demand, or already seeing early traction. The earlier you start, the more Hatch can help you turn scattered thinking into a clear plan.
Is Hatch a fund or an accelerator?+
No. Hatch is software. It helps you prepare the materials and thinking you need before raising capital, including your pitch deck, financial model, investor tracker, and investor questions.
Does Hatch introduce me to investors?+
No. Hatch does not match you with investors or make introductions. It helps you become more prepared before you start those conversations.
What does early access cost?+
Waitlist members will get early access during beta. Founder pricing will be designed for early stage founders who need serious financial guidance before they can afford a CFO.
What will Hatch actually help me build?+
Hatch helps you create your pitch deck, financial model, investor tracker, funding plan, and answers to the questions investors are likely to ask.
Is Hatch replacing a CFO, accountant, or lawyer?+
No. Hatch helps with fundraising strategy, financial planning, and investor preparation. You should still work with qualified professionals for legal, tax, and accounting needs.
How is Hatch different from using ChatGPT?+
Hatch is built around the fundraising journey. Instead of giving you generic answers, it keeps context on your founder profile, business idea, assumptions, documents, and progress so the conversation turns into actual investor materials.