01 / The Panel

A review that tells you the truth about your proposal.

Nine independent reviewers score your document without seeing each other's work. One reconciler resolves the disagreement into a verdict you can act on.

Two scores, 0 to 100 Ten dimensions One verdict
🔒 8 of the 9 providers do not train on your content. See the data-handling disclosure for the one exception.
Sample verdict Sample: Field Service Dispatch Platform
ResearchPrimaryMarketFinancialLegalExecutionTeamRiskGrounding
Awaiting panel...
Proposal Strength
0/100
Investor Readiness
0/100
Verdict: PROMISING
Proposal Strength
Problem Clarity8/10
Market Reality7/10
Differentiation6/10
Business Model8/10
Evidence Quality7/10
Investor Readiness
Financial Credibility6/10
Execution Feasibility7/10
Team Capability6/10
Legal and Regulatory Posture5/10
Competitive Defensibility5/10
02 / The Invariant

Nine reviewers score independently. One reconciles them.

R1
Research
R2
Primary
R3
Market
R4
Financial
R5
Legal
R6
Execution
R7
Team
R8
Risk
R9
Grounding
RC
Reconciler

Independence lock

Each of the nine seats reviews the proposal in isolation. No seat sees another seat's notes or score before submitting its own.

Scoping lock

The reconciler only resolves disagreement across the nine scores into the two composites. It does not introduce new judgments of its own.

03 / The Problem

You cannot review your own proposal.One score hides the signal that matters most.

  • A single reviewer brings a single blind spot. Nine independent reads catch what one pair of eyes will not.
  • A single score flattens two different questions into one number and answers neither well.
  • A verdict without dimensions tells you that something is wrong, never which ten things to fix first.
74
Strength
61
Readiness

Your document goes in. A two score verdict with ten dimensions comes out.

04 / The Comparison

A single model gives you a single opinion wearing a number.

Axis Ask one model yourself A single overall score VerdictTank
Independence One perspective, one set of blind spots Cannot tell you where the score came from Nine seats score independently before reconciliation
What you learn A paragraph you have to interpret yourself A single number and nothing else Two composite scores plus ten dimension breakdowns
Where the risk hides Wherever that one model happened to look Averaged away, invisible Surfaced by dimension, not buried in an average
Revision loop One shot, no structure No audit trail to check Submit, score, revise, resubmit with a full audit trail
05 / The Output

The pattern never changes.

Every submission, regardless of industry or stage, returns the same shape: two scores, ten dimensions, one verdict. The three examples below are illustrative samples, not real customer proposals.

Sample verdict

Field Service Dispatch Platform

PROMISING
74
Strength
61
Readiness
Sample verdict

Clinic Scheduling Add-on

CONDITIONAL
58
Strength
52
Readiness
Sample verdict

Municipal Fleet Analytics

STRONG
86
Strength
81
Readiness
Sample verdict, detail view Sample: Field Service Dispatch Platform
Proposal Strength
74/100
Investor Readiness
61/100
Verdict: PROMISING. Real potential, material gaps remain.
Proposal Strength
Problem Clarity8/10
Market Reality7/10
Differentiation6/10
Business Model8/10
Evidence Quality7/10
Investor Readiness
Financial Credibility6/10
Execution Feasibility7/10
Team Capability6/10
Legal and Regulatory Posture5/10
Competitive Defensibility5/10
The point

It tells you what is missing, not just a number.

A 74 and a 61 do not tell a founder anything by themselves. Legal and Regulatory Posture at 5 and Competitive Defensibility at 5 tell them exactly where to spend the next two weeks.

That is the difference between a score and a verdict: a verdict points somewhere.

06 / The Loop

This is not a scoring endpoint. It is a loop.

1

Submit

Upload your proposal draft in its current state, gaps and all.

2

Panel scores

Nine reviewers score independently, then the reconciler issues a verdict.

3

Verdict

Two scores, ten dimensions, and the specific gaps holding you back.

4

Revise and resubmit

Close the flagged gaps and run it again to watch the scores move.

07 / Pricing

Five price points. No hidden panel.

Free
$0
One reduced panel review to see the format for yourself.
Try it free
One Shot
$29
A single full nine seat review for one proposal.
Buy one review
Enterprise
$699/mo
Multiple proposals, team seats, and priority processing.
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For agencies and resellers
White Label
$3,000/mo

A separate tier for agencies and resellers running the panel under their own brand for their own clients, not a step up from Enterprise for a single team. Includes multi client workspaces and branded verdict reports.

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08 / Data Handling
8/9
8 of the 9 review providers do not train on your content. See the data-handling disclosure for the one exception and our retention policy.

Your documents are processed by 9 independent review providers. We disclose the one exception plainly rather than making a blanket claim we cannot back up.

We say this plainly because a review product that hides how it handles your document has already failed the trust test before the first score comes back.

FAQ

Before you submit, the honest answers.

Who is this NOT for

If you want a cheerleader, this is not it. VerdictTank is built for founders and teams who want the gaps in a proposal surfaced before an investor or partner finds them. If you are not planning to revise based on the verdict, a single opinion from a friend will feel better and cost you nothing, but it will not tell you what to fix.

What if I disagree with the verdict

The dimension breakdown exists so you can see exactly which score you disagree with and why. Revise the section that drove the low dimension score and resubmit. The loop is built for that back and forth, not for a single unappealable judgment.

How long does a review take

Nine independent seats review your document in parallel, then the reconciler resolves them into one verdict. Most submissions return a complete verdict in minutes, not days.

09 / Get Started

Stop guessing whether your proposal is ready.

Submit a draft and get a verdict back with the two scores and ten dimensions behind it.