Where the contents come from
Three sources, and all three are the founder. The deck they uploaded. The details they filled in. A recorded session, up to 30 minutes, where they answer the kind of questions a VC asks in a first meeting.
SeedForge does not check those claims against outside data sources. What SeedForge adds is structure. Every founder answers the same questions, laid out in the same order. That lets you compare one company with another and see quickly where to push.
That is the honest description of what you are reading. Treat the profile as the founder's case, told once, properly, so you can test it faster.
The profile itself
Open the link and you get the company name, the stage and the amount being raised, the sector, the location and the founding year. The deck sits at the top, already open, so you can read it without downloading anything. Below it is a short description of the business, and the team, with previous companies, roles, dates and links to their profiles.
Nothing is asked of you to see this, unless the founder chose to require an email on this link.
What else the link can show
Depending on what the founder chose to share on this link, you may also see:
The recorded session, if the founder has done one.
Documents the founder chose to attach.
Which parts are the founder, and which are SeedForge
The founder's own words: the deck, the description, the metrics, the team's history, the documents, and everything said in the recorded session.
SeedForge's part: the structure. The same questions in the same order for every founder, so one profile reads like the next. The judgment stays yours.
What may be absent
If the founder has not recorded a session, that section is simply not there. Founders also choose which sections each link shows, so a profile you receive may deliberately show less than another. Documents open in the page for reading. A founder can also allow the deck to be downloaded from their link.
Quick answers
Is anything on the profile verified by SeedForge?
No. Every claim comes from the founder, through their deck, their own input and their recorded session. SeedForge structures that material. It does not check it against outside data sources.
Does SeedForge show its own verdict on the page?
No. The page a founder sends you shows the founder's material. Anything SeedForge produces about the company goes to the founder alone.
Can I download the deck?
The deck opens in the page. Some founders allow download on their link; if you see no download button, ask the founder for a copy.
Something on a profile looks wrong. Who do I tell?
Write to support@seedforge.com. The same address takes any request about your own data, and removes you from founder outreach if you would rather not receive it.