We generate businesses.

Your agentic cofounder

civiq puts 40 specialist agents behind your idea: they interrogate it, build the brand, the plan, the live site, the app, and the pitch, and they stay for the launch. You keep every share.

Chapter 1 begins here 40 specialists seated
$20/mo + $25 per chapter · five of the eighteen on us · no SAFE, no cap table
Real is the bar

Real journey output, live right now.

Landing pages deploy to real Vercel URLs while the journey runs. You share a link, not a screenshot. The app prototype is working software. The deck is built from your numbers.

The cofounder math

Nobody prices a
cofounder honestly.

The advice is right: you need pushback, missing skills, and someone who keeps the company moving while you sleep. The price is what nobody says out loud.

Pushback, on the recordOne opinion, when they have timeDeference: you are the client40 specialists who argue before the market does
Skills you don't haveWhatever they happen to knowBilled by the hour, per specialtyFinance, brand, product, go-to-market, capital
Work while you sleepThey sleep tooScoped to the statement of workThe journey runs end-to-end, unattended
Assets, not adviceSlides and opinionsA report and a recommendationLive site, app, deck, plan, model: shipped
Speed to launchQuarters6 to 12 months15 hours of your time
Quality controlYou find out at the pitchPartner review, at partner ratesJudges gate every deliverable before it ships
Two realities at onceA cofounder cannot run bothA second engagementFork the what-if, keep the best of both
Staying powerVesting cliffs decideEnds at the final invoiceThe board stays seated: beat-or-free
The priceHalf the company, or a $40K-a-month fractional C-suite: $480K a year$65K to $200K for the build, and 6 to 12 months$25 a chapter. No equity, anywhere.
What you leave with

Assets, not advice.

Fourteen chapters, 15 hours of your time. The code, the brand, the plan: yours. 100 percent of the company: also yours.

Every artifact, in full
Understand
Problem briefPain mapCompetitive landscapeJobs-to-be-done mapCustomer value mapStrategy canvasPricing hypothesis
The money
Unit economics modelCAC and LTV analysisScenario model: bear, base, bullBreak-even analysisFinancial risk registerInvestor readiness assessment
The risk
Risk register and heat mapMitigation plansRegulatory checklistIncident response playbookSensitivity analysis
The brand
Brand strategy briefBrand bookLogo systemType and color systemVoice and tone guideBrand photography
The product
MVP definition and wireframesProduct requirements documentData model and ERDAPI contract specificationTechnical architectureWorking prototypeLive landing pageMobile app prototype
The raise and launch
Business planInvestor pitch deckInvestor deal memoObjection playbook and speaker notesTAM, SAM, SOM analysisLaunch checklistEmail sequence and content calendar
39 artifacts · compiled from a completed journey's inventory · every one judged before it ships · yours to export, all of it
Fourteen chapters, fourteen artifacts. Arrive with any of them.
Arrive with a napkinBrings 1 · journey builds 13
Arrive mid-buildBrings 6 · journey builds 8
Arrive nearly thereBrings 10 · journey builds 4
you arrive with it the journey fills it
The team
40

specialists. One seat at your table.

A cofounder is one person wearing every hat. Yours is a bench: 27 named experts and their behind-the-scenes staff, each owning one chapter of the method.

Dr. Elena VasquezCh 01

Opens the interrogation: the problem, the customer, and whether the market cares.

Marcus ChenCh 02

Jobs-to-be-done: what your customer is actually hiring the product to do.

Alex RiveraCh 8.5

The financial architecture: unit economics that survive an investor's first pass.

Nadia KowalskiCh 10

Brand identity: the book, the system, and a mark that holds at every size.

Priya ChandrasekaranCh 12

Technical architecture: the prototype that runs, not the diagram that doesn't.

Jordan WhitfieldCh 13

The pitch: a deck built from your numbers, rehearsed against real objections.

The bench, by discipline
How it works

Interrogated,
not flattered.

Every tool you tried agreed with you. That is the problem. Specialist agents take the napkin apart, question the market, the model, and the money, then rebuild it as a company.

Cheerleader tools

Agree with the idea
Fill a template
Hand you mockups
One pass, no review

Your cofounder

Take it apart, on the record
Rebuild it from the answers
Deploy a live site, real URL
Judged, iterated, gated
1Advisors draft2Judges score3Iterate4Gate5ShipWork that doesn't clear the bar doesn't ship
Time Machine · patent-pending

Fork the what-if.
Keep the best of both.

Rewind to any chapter, branch a parallel what-if, and run it alongside the original. At the finish, civiq lays the two side by side and you take the best of each into one venture. A cofounder cannot run two realities. Yours can.

1 · FORK2 · COMPARE + MERGEREWIND TO ANY CHAPTERTHE WHAT-IFTHE ORIGINAL

Path A. Enterprise SaaS

TAM: $24B (mid-market + enterprise)Pricing: $25K/yearBrand: "Built for the boardroom"Pitch: 18-month sales cycle, $250K ACV
vs

Path B. SMB Self-Serve

TAM: $9B (250K SMBs)Pricing: $89/monthBrand: "Software that runs your shop"Pitch: PLG, 14-day trial, $1.2K ARPA
After the launch

You launch. The cofounder stays seated.

Already operating? The same board reads what you've built, verifies it, and elevates it. This is the Scale Up door: not aftercare, the operating rhythm.

01

Convene the board

On demand

Bring a decision, a draft, or a doubt. The specialists argue it before the market does.

02

Elevation directives

Proactive

The board reads your artifacts and proposes the next piece of work worth doing, priced up front.

03

Keep-prior guarantee

Guarantee

New work that doesn't beat your baseline: you keep yours, you pay nothing.

Pricing

A cofounder for $25 a chapter.

Base
$20/mo

The platform: your sessions, your board, your deliverables, live and exportable.

Per chapter
$25/chapter

The full Start Up journey: $325 in chapters. Five of the eighteen are on us.

Charged when a chapter starts. No chapter, no charge.
One free rerun per chapter within 30 days. $25 after that.
If infrastructure fails mid-run, the run recovers itself. Recovery is never a charge.
Scale Up work bills when the deliverable ships. No artifact, no charge.
One card, per-member spending authority, per-actor audit.
civiq

Bring the idea. Keep the company.

Live output above · fourteen chapters · 15 hours of your time