DDScore

What is DDScore?

DDScore is an AI due diligence service that produces a first-pass report on a private company from the documents you upload. You can start with a pitch deck or add a wider set of data room files. The system compares those materials with one another and with up-to-date outside research, including the competitive landscape, then analyzes the business across 12 dimensions such as team, market, technology and IP, financials and fundability. Each dimension gets a score, written reasoning and a confidence level, and the overall DDScore, on a scale of 0 to 100, reflects investment risk and how strong the evidence is for a company at its stage. The report adds probability-based exit scenarios, return ranges and a benchmark against companies at the same stage. Founders, investors, funders and accelerators use it. The pricing page does not list plans; the site mentions no payment or subscription for a first group of 1,000 participants.

Use cases

• Screen a startup before deeper diligence
• Compare exit scenarios and return ranges
• Find gaps and contradictions in a pitch deck
• Check a funding application before you decide
• Benchmark a company against its funding stage
• Strengthen fundraising materials as a founder

Who it's for

• Angel investors and VC funds
• Founders and CEOs
• Funders and lenders
• Accelerators and incubators

Why use DDScore

• A structured score and written reasoning arrive from the materials you already hold, which shortens early screening of deal flow.
• Exit scenarios with probabilities show upside and downside together instead of a single optimistic return figure.
• Missing evidence is separated from real weaknesses, so you know what to request from the company next.
• Uploaded materials are not used to train AI models, and a Data Processing Addendum is available.
• Funders, accelerators and founders can read the same 12-dimension structure from their own point of view.

DDScore features

• Scoring across 12 business dimensions
• Overall DDScore from 0 to 100
• Written reasoning and confidence level per dimension
• Exit scenarios with estimated probabilities
• Modeled return ranges
• Stage benchmark against companies at the same funding stage
• Cross-checks uploaded files against each other and external research
• Flags missing evidence separately from business weaknesses
• Report available as an example with 14 document sets

How to get started with DDScore

1. Open the DDScore app and start with a pitch deck, or upload data room files that cover the company in more depth.
2. DDScore cross-checks the files against each other and against current external research on the market and competitors.
3. The business is analyzed across 12 dimensions, using a probability model built from academic studies and startup outcomes.
4. You receive a report with scores, written reasoning, exit scenarios and a stage benchmark, in DOCX and PDF style formats.
5. Use the findings to decide what to verify, which questions to ask founders and where to focus support.

DDScore limitations

• A first-pass assessment that does not make the funding or investment decision for you
• Uploaded files are removed once the report is generated, and reports are erased within 24 hours unless you create a share link
• The pricing page shows no plan details
• Some analysis steps rely on third-party AI services located in the United States

DDScore pricing

We couldn't confirm pricing on the official site. Check ddscore.ai for current prices.

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DDScore alternatives

The main DDScore alternatives listed on Debuly are ChatGPT, Allocraft AI, Chart Library, QuantLink, Undermind and Weave.AI. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

1. 

   Allocraft AI

   Allocraft AI helps allocators and fund managers run source-cited due diligence on private market funds.

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2. 

   Chart Library

   Lookup tool and MCP/API service that finds historical analogs for a stock's recent chart and shows what followed.

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3. 

   ChatGPT

   OpenAI's AI assistant for chat, writing, analysis, images, voice, deep research and coding across web, iOS and Android.

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   FreemiumVisit ChatGPT (official site)
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   QuantLink

   AI equity research workstation with screeners, portfolios, dashboards and deep research reports for individual investors and fund teams.

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   Free trialVisit QuantLink (official site)
5. 

   Undermind

   AI research assistant that searches scientific papers, follows citations and builds sourced reports on your topic.

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   FreemiumVisit Undermind (official site)
6. 

   Weave.AI

   Agentic GenAI platform for risk management, due diligence and document analysis in financial institutions.

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   Contact salesVisit Weave.AI (official site)

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