Investor planning model · five-year view

Build the network one authorized document at a time.

This model connects adoption assumptions to documents moved, gross platform revenue, and illustrative ownership. It is a planning tool for the $250k pre-seed conversation—not a promise of revenue, valuation, profit, or investor return.

Important: The projections below are scenario math. They are not an IRS forecast, market-share claim, valuation opinion, securities offer, or guarantee. Final terms require qualified legal, tax, and financial advice.

Base-case operating scenario

Assumptions: $0.99 per authorized document, five documents per client, and gradual office growth. This excludes subscriptions, enterprise contracts, support fees, and AWS costs.

YearActive officesClientsDocs / clientDocuments movedIllustrative gross revenue
2026 · pilot360053,000$2,970
2027 · early network255,000525,000$24,750
2028 · regional proof25050,0005250,000$247,500
2029 · multi-region2,500500,00052,500,000$2,475,000
2030 · national scenario10,0002,000,000510,000,000$9,900,000

Year-five upside sensitivity

An enterprise partnership could change adoption materially. These are sensitivities only until contracts and usage data exist.

Regional
2.5M
documents / year

2,500 offices × 200 clients × 5 documents.

National
10M
documents / year

10,000 offices × 200 clients × 5 documents.

High upside
25M
documents / year

25,000 offices × 200 clients × 5 documents = $24.75M gross at $0.99.

Illustrative ownership after a $250k pre-seed

Example only: a $10M post-money SAFE cap and no discount. It is not a term sheet and excludes future grants, pool changes, taxes, and legal terms.

HolderBefore roundAfter $250k exampleAfter illustrative $1M seed
Founder80.0%78.0%72.8%
Employee option pool10.0%9.75%9.1%
Existing investors10.0%9.75%9.1%
Pre-seed investor2.5%2.3%
Illustrative seed investor6.7%

What must be proven before the next round

Pilot evidence

Three offices, three source partners, completion rate, time saved, and user feedback.

Security readiness

Tenant isolation, consent records, private storage, audit logs, response plan, and external review.

Commercial proof

Letters of intent, paid pilots or contracts, source integrations, retention, and pricing evidence.