Every virtual data room sells the same promise — a secure place to share documents during a raise or an acquisition. And every one of them, somehow, makes the experience worse than it needs to be: pricing you can’t see without a sales call, an interface designed in 2012, and a hard sell that treats the people doing the deal as an afterthought.
The category got comfortable
The incumbents are contact-sales-only, often priced per page, and optimized for large enterprise M&A. That’s a fine business — but it leaves the people doing the most diligence, most often (founders raising rounds and the advisors helping them) paying enterprise prices for a glorified file share.
Three things we wanted to fix
Transparent pricing. You should be able to read our prices on a page, today, without talking to anyone. So you can.
Security you can hand to counsel. Access control down to the file, a complete exportable audit trail, and every upload scanned before anyone can open it. We publish exactly what we do — and no badges we haven’t earned.
AI that’s native, not bolted on. AI agents answer diligence questions grounded in the room’s actual documents, with citations back to the source. It’s not a chatbot stapled to a file share; it’s part of how the room works.
What we’re shipping
Our first product is Pitch Forge: secure deal rooms, an in-browser viewer for PDF, PPTX, and DOCX, granular access control with a full audit trail, and AI agents to handle the questions you’d otherwise answer a hundred times. It’s live today, and we’re onboarding our first customers personally.
If you’re raising, advising, or reviewing — we’d love for you to try it and tell us what’s missing.
Run your next round on InvestConclave.
We’re onboarding our first customers personally — so the AI agents can start handling the questions you’d rather not answer for the hundredth time.