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A feed that ranks deals for you
Safqos scores every deal against your declared criteria before it reaches you. Fit and risk sit on the card before the first message.
If you're an investor
You've sent the DM. You know how this ends.
A promising deal cools while you wait on a reply that was never coming,
chasing founders who were never actually raising, at your stage, in your structure.
If you're a startup founder
You built something real.
Then you spent the quarter pitching it to people who don't invest at your stage.
By the time you find out you were never a fit, the raise has slowed and the runway hasn't.
If you're a business owner
You didn't build this to field tire-kickers.
Every serious buyer conversation comes wrapped in ten that go nowhere,
and there's no way to tell which is which until you've already spent the week.
friction logged, waiting
This is the deal card. Fit and Risk, computed before either side says a word.
Both sides state stage, sector, check size and structure. Nothing is inferred.
Fit measures how closely the declared criteria line up. Risk reads the submitted data.
Stage, structure, valuation and disclosure are each checked, and every check that fires is labelled and tiered.
A mutual NDA locks messages and documents until both sides agree.
The difference
Struck through: how it works today.
Search a static list
A feed that ranks deals for you
Cold outreach to strangers
Every deal scored against your criteria
A score you take on faith
Every check labelled and explained
No read on who's serious
Fit and Risk, before the first message
Weeks of manual sourcing, compressed to what should have been the point all along: the deal itself.
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