Warm intros, hires, andevery week.

Three differences. First, voice source: 60-minute weekly recorded founder interview, not prompts. The voice is the founder's. Second, founder approves every post before publish; we do not post without sign-off. Third, comment engineering on 30 to 50 ICP accounts is part of the engagement; ghostwriters skip this entirely, and that is where warm intros actually come from. The Founder Funnel is closer to a chief-of-staff for founder voice than to a content factory.

30 minutes a day for approval and reply triage. 60 minutes a week for the recorded interview. That is the entire commitment. If a founder cannot carve out 30 minutes a day for 90 days, the Founder Funnel will not compound; cadence is the lever.

$4,000 to $8,000 per month retainer with a 90-day minimum. Founder Funnel needs continuity, so no separate pilot. Outcome-anchored on warm intros, hiring inbound, and fundraise tailwind, reported through founder-attribution and audit ledger every Friday. Embedded engagements (full Founder Funnel paired with LinkedIn, Twitter, and Podcast) scale up from there. By application, capped at 5 founders per quarter.

Days 1 to 14: thesis locked, voice canon documented, first 10 posts shipped, comment engineering active. Days 15 to 30: first warm intros surface (1 to 3 typical inside the first month). Days 31 to 60: cadence compounds, comment-engineered accounts begin reciprocating, qualified inbound shows up in DMs. Days 61 to 90: warm investor intros, hiring applicants, and partnership conversations measurable in the weekly ledger. Founders who skip the daily commit do not see this curve.

Yes. Every post is sourced from your recorded interviews, not from prompts. Your phrases, your thesis, your edge cases, your skepticism. Voice canon is documented in week two from the first three recordings, and every draft references it. Founders consistently report posts feel more like them after 30 days than before, because the canon enforces consistency the founder could not run alone.

Yes, when there is a launch trigger inside 90 days. The wedge is to translate technical edge into founder authority before product is public, so launch lands into demand instead of silence. Pre-product founders with no real moment in 90 days are too early. Cadence has nothing to anchor on.

Both, with different roles. LinkedIn is the primary warm-intro surface where investors, recruiters, and ecosystem partners screen. X is the technical credibility surface where engineers and technical investors screen. Same founder voice, different audience layer. Cadence weight follows where your investors and engineers actually live.