RaiseDone review
Deck feedback, simulated investor sessions, and coaching, with a free tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RaiseDone is a web-based fundraising preparation product for startup founders, particularly solo founders and small teams who want feedback before sharing a pitch with investors. It analyzes decks slide by slide, suggests improvements, simulates investor sessions with deck-based questions, and offers fundraising coaching and narrative refinement. It also provides data rooms with secure, revocable access links and tracks engagement with shared materials.
Its strongest distinction is the combination of preparation and feedback: founders can review scoring and suggestions, rehearse investor questions, and refine their fundraising narrative. The data-room tools extend that work into sharing, with view and download tracking as well as slide-level activity. RaiseDone is therefore aimed at founders looking to improve both their pitch and their understanding of how investors engage with it, rather than teams seeking a deck-design workflow.
The Free plan is priced at $0 forever and includes basic scoring and feedback, one data room with limited storage, and limited analytics; the vendor describes it as allowing one deck analysis per month. Premium costs $99 per month and adds unlimited deck analyses, virtual investor sessions, coaching sessions, data rooms, and documents, plus full analytics, engagement signals, and priority support. The $1,299 one-time Lifetime plan includes Premium features, updates and new features, and priority onboarding, with no recurring fees. Choose RaiseDone if feedback, rehearsal, coaching, and investor engagement tracking are central to preparation. Look elsewhere if your priority is creating or exporting slides, since deck-authoring tools and export formats are not established by the product description.
RaiseDone pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Scores decks slide by slide and suggests improvements
- Simulates investor questions based on the deck
- Tracks data-room views, downloads, and slide-level activity
- Where it doesn't
- Premium costs $99 per month
- Free includes one data room with limited storage
- Deck authoring tools are not established
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