Example result: Investor one-pager for a startup
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Investor one-pager for a startup

This prompt writes an investor one-pager for your company. You provide what you do, the problem and customer, traction, business model, team and the amount you are asking for, and it structures them in a page. Only use figures you can back up.

text-investor-one-pager — chatgpt — 50 words

Write an investor one-pager for [COMPANY].

What we do: [PRODUCT]
Problem and customer: [PROBLEM AND CUSTOMER]
Traction: [USERS, REVENUE, GROWTH]
Business model: [HOW WE MAKE MONEY]
Team: [FOUNDERS AND BACKGROUND]
The ask: [AMOUNT AND USE OF FUNDS]

Use plain language, short sections and no buzzwords. Keep it to one page.

Put your strongest number, such as revenue or growth, in the first two lines.

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What you will get

A one-page summary in short plain sections: what you do, the problem and customer, traction, business model, team and the ask with use of funds, with your strongest number near the top.

Why it works

Investors skim, so the one-pager format forces you to say the essentials briefly. The prompt lists each section an investor looks for and bans buzzwords, which signal weak substance. Putting the strongest number in the first lines, as the tip says, gives the reader a reason to keep going.

Common mistake

The traction numbers are rounded up.

Fix: Use exact figures and dates, such as “₹4.2 lakh monthly revenue in September”. Investors check.

Also watch for
  • Buzzwords slip back in. The prompt bans them. Ask it to replace each one with the fact behind it.
  • The use of funds is one vague line. Give rough splits, such as hiring, marketing and runway in months, so the ask makes sense.
Try a variation: email intro

Ask for a five-sentence email to an investor that summarises the one-pager and asks for a 20 minute call.

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Move our strongest number into the first two lines, and rewrite the use of funds as three items with amounts and what each one achieves.

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