Product demo
The GetDeal Thread
The GetDeal product demo in 83 seconds: from a company’s website to a closed deal, told through one thread that never breaks.
What the film shows
Here are its 12 chapters in order — what each shows and what the narrator says — for reading instead of watching.
Two sides
Two lanes open the film: founders raising or selling, facing month five of cold emails, and investors and buyers facing another wall of decks. One thread is pulled from a knot of scattered files and runs straight through both.
Narration
Raising or selling a company still means months of scattered emails, decks and spreadsheets.
Profile
A founder pastes their company’s website, and the thread stitches through onboarding as the profile is drafted from the site. What the site does not say is left for the founder to add, and the founder confirms the draft.
Narration
Paste your website, and GetDeal drafts your company profile. You review it, and confirm.
Analysis
The AI analysis assembles: a valuation shown as a range rather than a single figure, beside comparable transactions and the source of each fact, stamped “Evidence, not advice.”
Narration
An AI analysis follows — with a valuation range, not a single number.
Evidence
The report turns to show what sits beneath it: each figure hangs by a thread from a dated source document. Where the listing says €2.1M of ARR and the data room says €1.8M, the threads cross and the film holds on the discrepancy.
Narration
Every figure links back to the document it came from. If your listing and your data room disagree, you see it before an investor does.
Readiness
Seen only by the founder, a readiness run lists three things investors will ask about. As each answering file is added, the evidence coverage rises from three of eight inputs to six.
Narration
A readiness check lists the questions investors will ask — and what to upload.
Handshake
A seller stays anonymous behind a teaser that names no company, while the thread fans out to potential buyers and narrows through outreach, from contacted to converted. Buyers’ objections come back summarised.
Narration
Selling quietly? Your teaser goes out without your name, and buyers’ objections come back in one summary.
Search
An investor describes the company they want in plain words — a Series A payments business for sale in Iberia, near break-even — and the listings re-sort by fit, showing four of five criteria matched.
Narration
Investors simply describe the company they’re looking for, in plain language.
NDA
Buyer and seller sign a mutual NDA on the platform, countersigned by GetDeal. When both sides have signed, the data room opens.
Narration
Both sides sign the NDA on the platform, and the data room opens.
Deal room
Seller and buyer follow the same deal through eight stages, from Handshake to Deal Closure — the offer recorded, the contract sent for e-signature, payment confirmed by both sides — until it stops on “Deal closed · both sides confirmed.”
Narration
One shared deal room guides both sides through eight stages.
Closed.
Buy-and-Build
For a buyer building a group, the closed deal becomes the first company on a thesis map, and the thread moves on to the next add-on: “One thesis. Target list to signed SPA.”
Narration
Building a group? The next add-on starts from here.
Agents
Four AI agents — a fund’s, an analyst’s, a founder’s and any MCP client — call the platform’s tools, and every call is logged. The fund’s agent is held at the data room until its human has signed the NDA: “An agent never sees more than its human would.”
Narration
And AI agents work on GetDeal too — never seeing more than their human would.
End card
The closing card reads “From URL to closed deal.” and “AI Startups. Investors. Deals Done”, with getdeal.ai and the line “AI analysis is evidence, not advice. GetDeal is not a broker.”
Narration
GetDeal. From URL to closed deal.