Questions about VentureFrame

About 15 to 20 minutes. There are 24 questions, plus 10 optional ones, with an AI helper on every question that explains what is being asked and sharpens vague answers without inventing figures. The engine then writes the full diagnostic in about three minutes.

Yes. Each question has an AI helper that explains what the question is asking and sharpens vague answers without inventing figures the owner did not provide.

The engine writes the full 13-section diagnostic in about three minutes and delivers it to the owner's dashboard. There is no sales call and no human review inside VentureFrame unless you choose to work with a consultant, who can then see your file.

Marketing and Lead Generation, Operations and Fulfillment, Financial Health and Margins, Team Structure and Capacity, Strategy and Direction, Executive Summary, Priority Actions, Growth Model, Differentiation, 12-Month Roadmap, Recommended Next Steps, a Confidence Engine (Monte Carlo revenue projection at P10, expected and P90), and an Investor Readiness Score out of 100.

It is written from your answers to 24 questions, which are themselves written for your business as you go. The Monte Carlo revenue projection and the Investor Readiness Score are computed numerically from the figures you give. The 13 sections are assembled in fixed order by code, and a second AI pass fact-checks the draft against your answers before delivery.

The Confidence Engine runs 10,000 iterations against the figures the owner provided in the intake, and reports three bands: a P10 downside, an expected case, and a P90 upside. The projection is computed by code, not written by AI.

By code, out of 100, from the figures given in the intake. The AI does not write the score.

The Monte Carlo and the readiness score are calculated by code; a second AI pass fact-checks the draft against the client's intake answers; code audits every dollar figure and percentage in the report; the sections are assembled in fixed order by code; the agency owner (if licensed) reviews every report in the dashboard; and the client's full intake answers sit beside the report.

Not unless you choose to work with a consultant. The engine writes your diagnostic and delivers it to your dashboard without anyone reading it. If you work with a consultant through VentureFrame, either an agency you hired or Jake Pitchford through the consulting lane, that consultant can see your file so they can prepare for your meetings.

No. VentureFrame uses an AI model inside the engine, but the surrounding structure is what defines the product: a 24-question adaptive intake, 13 report sections assembled in fixed order by code, a 10,000-iteration Monte Carlo projection computed numerically, an Investor Readiness Score computed by code, and a second AI pass that fact-checks the draft against the client's own intake answers.

You can, and for many open-ended questions ChatGPT is a reasonable tool. The difference is repeatability and structure. ChatGPT does not run a 10,000-iteration Monte Carlo, does not compute an Investor Readiness Score, does not assemble a report in a fixed section order, and does not automatically audit numeric figures against your prior answers.

VentureFrame runs on Anthropic's Claude. The product's structure is independent of the model; the model is one component inside the engine.

No. A fractional CFO is a finance-first engagement with a credentialed human doing hands-on finance work (closing books, forecasting, fundraising support, board reporting). VentureFrame is a cross-functional diagnostic that covers finance as one of thirteen sections. The two coexist cleanly.

No. The Investor Readiness Score is a numeric score computed by code from the intake figures. It is a quick cross-functional signal, not an underwriting opinion or a professional finance assessment, and should not be used in place of one.

A CPA tells you what already happened. A diagnostic tells you what to fix next. Wyoming has plenty of great accountants. VentureFrame works alongside your accountant, not instead of one.

Yes. The Agency License is $997 per month for unlimited clients. You charge your clients your own rates through your own payment setup; VentureFrame never bills them. You run your overview meetings, track every client in the per-client CRM, and get a pre-meeting rollup of what each client did. VentureFrame branding stays on the reports and you are credited as the sender; it is not white-label.

$997 per month, unlimited clients, no per-client fee. For consulting agencies, business coaches, advisors and fractional executives who run recurring client meetings. The agency runs the meetings; each client the agency invites gets their own dashboard with the full 13-section diagnostic, three small tasks a day built from it, and an on-demand AI growth specialist that has read their file. Before each meeting, a pre-meeting rollup shows the agency what the client did and writes follow-up questions. The agency can also run live diagnostic sessions.

No. VentureFrame branding stays on the deliverable. The consultant is credited as the one who sent it, and the licence is unlimited clients rather than a rebrand.

Each client gets a daily tool to work with between review meetings on the agency's license, credited to the agency, with VentureFrame branding kept (this is not white-label). Before each review meeting, a pre-meeting rollup aggregates what the client did since the last session and writes the consultant five to seven tailored follow-up questions, grounded in the client's own activity.

No. VentureFrame replaces the discovery call and the first written deliverable. The strategy, implementation and client relationship stay with the human consultant. Many agencies use it alongside their existing engagements, not instead of them.

Agency rows are isolated at the database layer by Row Level Security in Supabase. VentureFrame does not sell client data and does not train models on client inputs.

The founder, Jake Pitchford, offers one-on-one consulting for owners who want a human advisor on top of the tool. The tool itself is the $249 per month Owner plan; consulting is quoted per engagement and billed separately. See ventureframe.net/consulting