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    Startup Readiness Score

    Startup Readiness Score

    AI assessment that scores startup readiness across six foundational pillars.

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    About this product

    Startup Readiness Score is an AI-powered assessment that evaluates early-stage startups across six foundational pillars — Founder, Problem, Market, Business Model, Go-to-Market, and Financial — and produces a structured readiness score (0–150) with pillar-by-pillar diagnostics and three linked worksheets, all in about 20 minutes.

    What is Startup Readiness Score?

    Startup Readiness Score is an AI‑powered diagnostic tool that scores a startup’s foundation across six pillars by analyzing 36 input questions. It outputs an overall readiness score (0–150), six pillar scores (0–25 each), a plain‑language diagnosis, and the top three recommended actions — each linked to a specific structured worksheet. The platform is built by Dr. Shaun P. Digan, PhD in Entrepreneurship and author of Persuade (Wiley, 2021), based on 15+ years working with 500+ early‑stage founders.

    Key Features

    • Six-pillar diagnostic — Scores each of Founder, Problem, Market, Business Model, Go‑to‑Market, and Financial clarity with individual readability and a written gap summary.
    • Action‑linked worksheets — Your top three recommended actions each route to a specific worksheet from a library of 81 (as of May 2026); each worksheet is a 3‑5 page structured tool that produces a named artifact.
    • Free two‑time use — Complete the assessment up to twice with no payment; results include the full score, six diagnostics, top three worksheets, and a written diagnosis.
    • Founder Dashboard — Retake the assessment and track score movement, completed worksheets, and remaining risks over time.
    • Plain‑language output — No jargon or abstract metrics; the diagnosis is written in action‑oriented language.
    • Designed for pre‑traction teams — Evaluates assumption clarity rather than execution activity, ideal for early‑stage validation.

    Who is it for?

    • Early‑stage founders (pre‑traction to early traction) — They use the assessment to get an honest read on where their startup actually stands before building further, raising funding, or applying to accelerators.
    • Founders preparing for accelerator or investor conversations — They identify structural gaps before reviewers do, making conversations more specific and evidence‑based.
    • Mentors, advisors, and coaches — They use the shared diagnostic to replace hunches with a structured, evidence‑based framework for guiding early teams.

    What can you do with Startup Readiness Score?

    • Validate an idea before building: Founders answer 36 questions across six pillars and receive a readiness score and gap analysis, helping them decide whether to proceed or pivot before committing resources.
    • Prepare for accelerator applications: The system surfaces the top three clarity gaps and provides a worksheet for each; founders complete the worksheets to produce artifacts (e.g., a validated problem description) that strengthen their application narrative.
    • Track progress over time: After completing recommended worksheets, founders retake the assessment (free up to twice) and see which scores moved and which risks remain unresolved in the Founder Dashboard.

    How does it work?

    1. Answer the assessment — Founders complete 36 questions across six pillars in about 20 minutes.
    2. Receive structured insight — They get an overall readiness score (0–150), six pillar scores, and a written diagnosis of strengths, gaps, and risks.
    3. Uncover the invisible work — The system recommends three highest‑priority actions, each linked to a specific worksheet that closes that clarity gap.
    4. Track progress — After completing the worksheets, founders retake the assessment to see score movement and remaining risks in their dashboard.

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    Jun 13, 2026
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