The final amount depends on investor fit, milestone scope, and the operating runway selected.
PRIVATE ROUND PLANNINGPRE-SEED
Help small businessesput AI agents to work.
Rethinksoft is preparing a focused pre-seed round to turn controlled AI-agent deployments into a repeatable product and go-to-market system for small businesses.
Planning-stage information only. Rethinksoft is not accepting funds through this website.
01 / THE ROUND
A small first round.A specific operating plan.
The objective is not to finance an oversized organization. It is to buy enough focused time to prove the product wedge, improve delivery economics, and build evidence for the next decision.
A simple agreement for future equity is planned; the final form will be selected with counsel.
No valuation cap, discount, pro rata right, minimum check, or closing date is being published yet.
Investor conversations begin after the company, data room, offering pathway, and documents are ready.
02 / WHY NOW
Small teams need outcomes.Not another AI tab.
The product thesis is simple: an agent becomes useful when it understands a bounded job, works inside approved systems, completes the next safe action, and involves a person when judgment matters.
Small businesses with more work than operating capacity.
Teams lose time moving information between inboxes, CRMs, websites, ad platforms, calendars, support queues, and internal tools.
One repetitive, valuable workflow with a clear owner.
Rethinksoft begins with a narrow job, defines permissions and approvals, connects only required tools, and proves the workflow against real scenarios.
A reusable control layer across specialist agents.
Shared guardrails, approvals, monitoring, and integrations create a foundation that can support more agent roles without recreating the operating system each time.
01Sales Agent02Outreach Agent03Coding Agent04Marketing Agent05Social Media Agent06Paid Ads Agent07QA Agent08Customer Support Agent
03 / USE OF FUNDS
Capital tied to work.Every dollar has a job.
This is an illustrative planning allocation, not a final budget. The exact mix will change with the round size, customer commitments, legal requirements, and product learning.
45%Product & engineering
Productize the agent control layer, reusable workflows, integrations, testing, and deployment tooling.
25%Customer pilots
Deploy focused workflows with design partners and turn real implementation learning into a repeatable playbook.
20%Go-to-market
Founder-led sales, customer education, case-study development, and carefully measured demand generation.
10%Legal, infrastructure & operations
Fundraising counsel, company operations, model and cloud costs, security, and essential business tooling.
04 / MILESTONES
Build evidence first.Raise the next round second.
Milestones will be converted into measurable targets before any financing closes. These are the planned operating phases, not promises of future performance.
Prove the narrow wedge
Select the highest-value agent workflow, complete controlled design-partner deployments, and document the baseline, guardrails, and outcome.
Make delivery repeatable
Standardize onboarding, approvals, monitoring, integrations, and QA so each new deployment requires less custom work.
Build a measurable growth loop
Turn successful deployments into references, qualified pipeline, reusable agent packages, and evidence for the next financing decision.
05 / INVESTOR FIT
More than a check.Useful pattern recognition.
The best early investors understand the difference between an impressive demo and a workflow that a business can safely depend on.
- 01
Angel investors and operators who understand B2B software, services, or applied AI
- 02
Founders who have sold technology to small and midsize businesses
- 03
Investors comfortable with early product, distribution, and execution risk
- 04
Partners who can help with customer introductions, hiring, security, or go-to-market
06 / FUNDRAISING PATH
Private preparation first.Public promotion only if compliant.
A public website or Instagram campaign can be treated as general solicitation. The company will choose its offering pathway with qualified securities counsel before publishing investment terms or running investor acquisition ads.
Confirm the entity, cap table, budget, risks, data room, investor story, and fundraising objective.
Select the lawful offering pathway and SAFE form with counsel; finalize terms and required filings.
Begin with qualified introductions and focused conversations with investors who fit the company.
Use paid social only after counsel confirms public solicitation is permitted and Meta's financial-ad requirements, targeting, verification, disclosures, and landing page review are satisfied.
FOUNDER NOTEDo not launch investor ads from this draft page.
Until the offering path is approved, Instagram can support company awareness and product storytelling, but should not promise returns, publish unapproved investment terms, or ask the public to send money.
07 / RISKS & QUESTIONS
Early-stage means risk.Clarity matters.
Any future investment could be illiquid and result in a total loss. Prospective investors should review final documents, conduct independent diligence, and obtain their own legal, tax, and financial advice.
Is Rethinksoft accepting investments now?+
No. This page describes a planning-stage intention. No investment can be made through the website, and no term is binding until definitive documents are executed through an approved process.
What is a SAFE?+
A SAFE is a simple agreement for future equity. Rethinksoft is considering a post-money SAFE, but the specific form and terms have not been selected and must be reviewed for the company's jurisdiction.
Can anyone invest?+
Not necessarily. Eligibility depends on the offering exemption, the investor, the jurisdictions involved, and required verification. Those decisions will be made with qualified counsel.
Why is the target a range?+
The lower end funds a narrower proof plan; the upper end supports more productization, customer deployment capacity, and runway. A final raise target and milestone budget will precede launch.
What are the principal risks?+
Risks include limited operating history, product and market uncertainty, customer concentration, competition, AI model and infrastructure dependency, security and privacy obligations, regulation, financing risk, dilution, and the possibility that the business does not achieve its objectives.
RETHINKSOFT / PRE-SEED