Founder Answers to Key Angel Investor Questions Before You Invest
Published on Mar 28
Ever wonder what investors really ask startup founders behind closed doors? Recently, we sat down for a candid Q&A session about RadHash, our groundbreaking approach to software development.
Investors came prepared with tough questions—and we welcomed them. Here's a glimpse into how we addressed their concerns about MVP capabilities, traditional software routes, potential costs, and the future growth of RadHash.
IC - But people can only build an MVP with your software.
Founder - RadHash is for building your MVP and beyond. While our focus is on startups (our target market), 45% of RadHash customers are established companies looking to transition from their current software. With 20% of our new startups consist of founders with thriving businesses, which are already generating revenue, who are not satisfied with their current software and who are looking to capitalize on their knowledge and networks.
IC - What if they want to go the traditional route?
Founder - RadHash was born out of software designed for rapid custom software development, providing full access to cloud assets, code repos, and resources just as a custom-built software solution would have. The difference we've eliminated 95% of residual coding and automated the deployment process saving founders time and millions in development costs while providing a standard for software development and cloud engineering with security, agnostic payments, dynamic multi-tenancy, and distribution built-in.
IC - This is going to be expensive
Founder - RadHash has a 68% profit margin projected from known COGs gathered from current systems in our ecosystem - And which is projected to rise as much of our expenses are variable - RadHash, unlike most SaaS applications that must carry the cost of its users, each "Hash" operates locally which means that while RadHash benefits from residuals from cloud costs we are not on the hook to pay them as each has is deployed to private cloud organizations.
IC - What if you only get a few tiny startups that don't go anywhere
Founder - It's possible - but not likely. Our past experience with legacy industries and the current rate of customer acquisition show significant interest and a high potential for revenue across multiple industries worldwide. With SaaS and AI continuing to transform legacy services, we see our flexible, composable solution being in high demand for a long time to come as more companies struggle with systems that are not compatible with AI and more founders find that the current AI solutions are not producing the outcomes they desired.
Addressing investor questions head-on helps clarify RadHash's vision and value. Our mission remains clear: empower startups and established businesses alike to create scalable, efficient, and powerful software solutions without the massive time and financial investments typically required. Interested in seeing what RadHash can do for your venture? Let's continue the conversation.typically required. Interested in seeing what RadHash can do for your venture?

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