Overview
Your Complete Guide to What Investors Look for in Tech Startups
Is your product technically sound?
Will your systems scale as your user base grows?
Can your tech team meet future demands?
Planning to raise funding? Investors don’t just look at your pitch; they dive deep into your product’s tech. Get a clear technical due diligence checklist to help you prepare with confidence.
What’s Inside the Guide?
Core Areas of Technical DD
- Is your code clean and scalable?
- Are you using a modern, stable tech stack?
- Does your team follow solid processes?
- How secure, reliable, and documented is your setup?
Must-Know Metrics for Investors
- Product usage (MAU, DAU, Churn)
- Financial health (MRR, CAC, LTV)
- Retention, growth, and marketing performance
Red Flags to Avoid
- Weak leadership
- Bloated, unscalable code
- Poor market fit or spending habits
Best Practices
- Organize your docs
- Show real traction
- Audit your tech stack
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A due diligence checklist should include financials, legal documents, team structure, product details, customer data, and technical infrastructure.
Start by reviewing the code quality, tech stack, infrastructure, security, and team capabilities. Also, check scalability, documentation, and key performance metrics.
The 4 P’s are People, Product, Processes, and Performance. They help assess the company’s team, technology, workflows, and business outcomes.
It’s an in-depth assessment of your technology, code, and team to measure how secure, scalable, and investment-ready your product is.
It means examining the technical side of a company, such as the code, architecture, and team, to see if it can support future growth and investment.
