Wayy Research
Investor
Data Room
Complete due diligence materials for Wayy Research's $1.2M seed financing at a $12M post-money valuation.
$1.2M
Raising
$12M
Post-Money
$47.3M
Year 5 Revenue
83%
EBITDA Margin
00
Document Index
Core Documents
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Pitch Deck
Investment overview and opportunity
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Prospectus
Detailed investment memorandum
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Financial Model
60-month projections and unit economics
Due Diligence
01
Due Diligence Assessment
Rumsfeld Matrix analysis and gap identification
02
Investor FAQ
Common questions answered
Business & Strategy
03
Technology & Product Roadmap
24-month development plan and milestones
04
Go-to-Market Plan
Customer acquisition strategy and channels
05
Competitive Analysis
Market positioning and landscape
06
Market Analysis
TAM/SAM/SOM and market sizing
07
Exit Strategy
Liquidity paths and comparable transactions
Legal & Compliance
08
Regulatory & Compliance Brief
Regulatory framework and compliance roadmap
09
Cap Table & Term Sheet
Current ownership and proposed terms
10
Leadership & Team
Founder background and growth plans
00
Investment Highlights
The Opportunity
- $1.2M for 10% equity
- SAFE at $12M post-money cap
- Month 17 breakeven
- $942K max capital required
- $47.3M Year 5 revenue
- 112% revenue CAGR
- 83% EBITDA margin at scale
The Business
- Four diversified revenue streams
- Open-source creates defensible moat
- 9 years institutional finance experience
- Production-grade products built
- Capital efficient model
- Regulatory-aware architecture
The Ask
- Strategic capital partners
- Fintech domain expertise
- Patience for durable growth
- Enterprise customer network
- Talent connections
- Long-term alignment
Key Clarification: Revenue Model Structure
Wayy Funds 55% of revenue
Traditional hedge fund with 2/20 fee structure. Accredited investors only. SEC registration pathway as AUM scales past $25M threshold.
wayyFinance 20% of revenue
SaaS subscription platform ($99–999/month). Strategy signals are financial publishing, not fund management. Users maintain custody and execute their own trades.
These are completely separate products sharing infrastructure, not one product with dual regulation.