See your startup the way an investor will.
Send your deck. Within five business days, you'll know whether it's being taken forward. If it is, you'll meet, receive a deck review and a one-page investment memo, and be introduced to investors where there's a fit.
- Stages
- Idea to Series A
- Where
- Israel, US, UK, EU and Canada
What you walk away with
Most founders get a polite no and never learn why. You get it in writing, before you're in the room with an investor.
Comments on your deck
One page, slide by slide where it matters: what lands, what's missing and what an investor will push back on.
An investment memo
One page written as an investor would write it internally, including the reasons they might pass and the questions they'll ask you.
Introductions
Where there's a fit, you're introduced to investors in Cutler Advisory's network, mainly in Israel's VC community. The introduction opens the door. The decision is theirs.
How it works
Four steps, with no more than five business days between each one.
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15 business days
You submit
Fill in the form below and attach your deck. It takes about five minutes.
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25 business days
We meet
If it's taken forward, you'll get an email to set up a meeting. Coffee if you're in Israel, Zoom if you're abroad.
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35 business days
You get the analysis
A one-page review of your deck and a one-page investment memo on your company.
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4
Introductions
Where there's a fit, Cutler Advisory introduces you to investors, as far as its network allows.
Every submission gets an answer by email. If it's a pass, you'll hear within five business days rather than be left waiting.
Who can apply
Stage
- Idea
- Pre-seed
- Seed
- Series A
Where you're based
- Israel
- United States
- United Kingdom
- European Union
- Canada
Sector
Any sector. Say what you're building, and you'll get an honest answer on whether it's the right fit.
Gabriel grew up in Geneva, lived in Monaco and the US, and is now based in Israel. He started in finance at eToro and KPMG, then co-founded two startups, one in fintech and one in defence hardware. He also runs the US arm of a third, an ergonomic hardware company, as its CEO. He has raised money, pitched investors and heard the hard questions from the founder's side of the table.
He is building his career in venture capital. Reading decks the way an investor would is how he sharpens that, and getting good founders in front of the right people is the point of it.
- FinanceeToro and KPMG
- VenturesCo-founder of three startups: fintech, defence hardware and ergonomic hardware
- EducationBBA, Reichman University
- LanguagesEnglish, Hebrew and French
Submit your deck
Share your company details and attach your deck. Every submission is read in full.
- Free. No fees for anything on this page.
- Confidential. Your deck is never shared without your permission.
- Not a fund. Cutler Advisory doesn't invest. It advises founders and makes introductions, and an introduction doesn't guarantee investment.
- A clear answer. You'll hear back within five business days.