Investor documents

Basic Roadmap

A phased delivery plan from now to your next funding or revenue milestone.

Example output

Sample document

Full-depth fictional StartupDrafter example — the same section structure, narrative quality, and conservative break-even economics you get from your own plan. Industry-standard length for review before you buy. View only, no download.

basic-roadmap.md

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Basic Roadmap — StartupDrafter

Now (0–3 months)

Theme: Launch with proof — quality outputs and measurable unit economics.

OutcomeOwnerDependency
Public waitlist → paid launchFounder / GTMPaddle live, rate limits
Industry-depth document samples on marketing siteProduct / ContentSample content QA
Inference COGS audit + caching rulesEngUsage telemetry
PostHog replay + export milestone testimonialsProductCookie consent flow
Founder community build-in-public (2 posts/week)FounderSample screenshots

Next (3–6 months)

Theme: Intent SEO and repeatable conversion.

OutcomeOwnerDependency
15+ SEO pages (document guides + comparisons)ContentSearch Console indexed
Accelerator partner codes (3 pilots)GTMStable checkout
French document guides (top 6 docs)Contenti18n pipeline
Gross margin → 42% via model routingEngCOGS dashboard
60 → 150 paid projects cumulativeGTMConversion lift from samples

Later (6–12 months)

Theme: Scale distribution without paid acquisition — directional.

  • Cofounder seat add-on
  • Advisor referral attribution dashboard
  • Optional premium human review partner channel
  • Additional locales (DE, ES) if EN SEO plateaus

Dependencies (critical path)

  1. Production inference stability — pipeline concurrency limits on VPS RAM.
  2. SEO indexing — sitemap, canonical URLs, unique metadata per guide.
  3. Payment + email deliverability — Resend domain reputation for waitlist launch.

What it is

Time-boxed themes (now / next / later) with dependencies and risks called out. It is directional, not a Gantt fantasy.

Why it matters

Roadmaps fail when they pretend certainty. A phased view communicates bets, dependencies, and learning goals without overpromising dates.

Who it's for

Cofounders, early hires, and board or angel updates where you need directional clarity more than false precision.

What you'll find inside

  • Milestones tied to learning goals
  • Major bets and what would invalidate them
  • Resource assumptions (team, budget)

When to use it

Board updates, cofounder syncs, and hiring plans.

After you generate it

Use it in monthly reviews, adjust when milestones slip or learning invalidates a theme, and excerpt themes into hiring plans.