In series A founders usually have got pretty growth charts. But they can’t explain:
→ which customer group brings profit and which drains it,
→ which marketing channels actually pay back,
→ why one group of customers stays longer than another.
Series A isn't about promises. It's about proof.
Investors want to see you've found product-market fit and can scale predictably.
That means having your financial house in order. Not just "decent numbers," but defensible data.
Here is a free checklist on how to prpeare your finances for series A.
