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Two reasons. Slots are scarce because I'm a full time CTO, and prepayment is what keeps the calendar real. And the 90 minutes only work if you've decided to hear everything, the good and the bad. Paying is that decision.

Yes. Everything you share stays between us, and I'm happy to sign your NDA before the call.

That works too. We spend the time on the idea and the business model instead of the slides. Plenty of founders book before anything is built, and the time is just as useful. Bring whatever you have, even if it's only what's in your head.

If parts of it are, yes, clearly and with reasons. But I cover what's strong with the same rigor, every time, and founders are usually surprised by how much is. You leave knowing where you stand, which beats leaving flattered.

Up to you. Many founders come back around milestones: a new version of the pitch, a pivot, an investor process heating up. Returning founders book at preferred rates. The first call is the expensive one, on purpose. I'd rather build a long relationship with the founders I advise than charge strangers full price twice.

Founders looking for validation rather than honest feedback, agencies pitching client work, and anyone post Series A with a full advisory bench already.