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Choose one focused Architecture report, use the fund data you already have and receive a sourced, editable result. No subscription is required. Start with the decision a partner or LP is asking about now.
Each purchase covers one fund and one defined decision. Choose a plan instead when the work needs to stay current across the fund.
A report you can send an LP showing how the fund's check size, ownership, company count, team capacity and reserves compare with public fund data.
Where the reserve budget stands today, which companies have drawn on it, and how much room is left against the plan.
A short memo for one company's next round: what the fund has in it, what the reserve budget allows, and how its round timing compares with public data.
How fast the fund is deploying against its plan and against the capital-call pace of funds of the same age.
How often comparable funds raised a next fund, how long it took, and what Fund I can show LPs today.
A first draft of the quarter's LP update from the portfolio, deployment and plan data already in Architecture, ready for your edits.
Start with the fund question already in front of the partnership or coming from an LP.
Select a fund in a free Architecture account. The checkout page tells you exactly which fields the report needs.
Architecture computes the analysis, cites the evidence and gives you an editable PDF and Word file.
A one-time purchase answers a current fund question. It does not maintain the underlying record as the fund changes.
Use Foundation for a locked plan, ongoing plan-versus-actual monitoring, follow-on decisions and recurring LP work.
Compare Architecture plans →No. A free Architecture account and one modeled fund are enough. Each purchase covers one report for one fund.
No. It is computed from the selected fund's plan, portfolio and cash-flow records, with public benchmark evidence where the methodology supports it.
No. Architecture evaluates fund configuration and plan-versus-actual. It does not predict returns, value companies or make investment recommendations.
Choose Foundation when you need the analysis to stay current across quarters, decisions and LP conversations rather than completing one defined task.
Architecture evaluates how a fund is built. It does not forecast returns. On Demand terms and refunds