What is the pre-seed stage?

The pre-seed stage is the phase where you have an idea for a product or service that solves a problem or meets a need in the market. You have not built a prototype, tested your assumptions, or validated your product-market fit. You need to do these things before you can move to the next stage, the seed stage. The pre-seed stage is also where you start looking for angel investors, who are wealthy individuals or groups that invest in early-stage startups.

Ariel Serber , a financial adviser from NY highlights in an article that there are a couple important steps here: researching potential customers, getting real world feedback from them, and finding out if the solution your startup offers is something they will pay for. Fundamental first steps.

Miles J. Varghese , a global supply chain expert from US says "from my early and ongoing stage saas tech work days within supply chain and logistics.

• if you’re in a niche industry showcase experience, team, expertise
• go deeper on vision and full thoughts/case on your go to market approach
• line item to the best of your ability exactly where the money is going to be going
• how your approach / the market is wrong or different, and how it can be improved
• include case studies and financial implications/impact
• don’t worry about the length of the presentation, given you’re targeting the right players with expertise in your space"

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