Guías
Cómo se construyen las evaluaciones que un inversor realmente hace — valuación, tamaño de mercado, economía unitaria, posición competitiva — y dónde falla cada una.
Feasibility study: the five tests, and how to run them in a day
A feasibility study asks whether an idea can work before you spend money finding out. The five standard dimensions, what evidence each one needs, and where the classic template fails software.
11 min de lectura · EN
Startup valuation: the five methods, and which one your stage actually uses
Pre-revenue startups have no cash flows to discount, so valuation borrows from comparables, scorecards and the arithmetic of the round itself. What each method measures, where each breaks, and how dilution really decides the number.
7 min de lectura · EN
TAM, SAM, SOM: how to size a market without inventing the number
The three market sizes, the two ways to calculate them, and the disagreement problem nobody handles — what to do when your sources give you estimates five years and three billion dollars apart.
9 min de lectura · EN
Competitive analysis: how to map a market without flattering yourself
Most competitive analyses are a feature grid where the author wins every row. The four competitor types, how to find the ones you would never think to search for, and what a defensible differentiation claim looks like.
6 min de lectura · EN
Unit economics: the four checks that decide whether growth helps or hurts
CAC, LTV, payback and cohort survival — the arithmetic that determines whether every new customer funds the business or drains it, and the thresholds investors apply before they read your growth chart.
6 min de lectura · EN