Executive summary
Ariski — Augmented Risk Intelligence — is the independent guide to AI in insurance, published free in English and Spanish by CEMI.ai. It is pre-revenue. This round funds the step from a platform people read to a programme organizations buy.
The round: $100,000 of priced equity at $500,000 pre-money / $600,000 post-money — 16.7% of the company. Minimum ticket $10,000; minimum viable close $40,000.
What exists. A live platform: 30+ pages in each of two languages, dozens of practice items and a 40-entry FAQ, a suite of interactive tools, site search, a newsletter, moderated comments, and Ask Ariski — an AI assistant with four voices, free at a published cap of 5 messages a day, 25 with an account.
Who it is for. Underwriters, claims adjusters, brokers, actuaries, compliance officers and executives — and the carriers, brokerages, associations and regulators that employ or supervise them. The platform reaches them as readers; the programme is sold to the organizations they work for.
How it is meant to earn. Three offers are described on the site and none is priced: the Learning Program ("18 formats across 5 categories", three learning modes, on the Smoother methodology), consulting on AI strategy, and AI products for the industry. All request-based. The public platform stays free — it is the acquisition channel, not a revenue line.
What the round buys. Programme delivery (40%), platform and content including a third published language (25%), the first commercial effort (20%), infrastructure (10%), legal and administration (5%) — 18 months of runway. Not survival: the platform is built and cheap to run.
Risks we would raise ourselves. Ariski has never charged anyone: willingness to pay is untested. Content decays as regulation and tooling move, discovery is organic, and one curator is a key-person risk. The round is sized to test the first of those in eighteen months, not to assume it away.
Every intended revenue stream, and what is published about each: /investors/revenue/
Documents in this kit
The hub of the kit: the round at a glance and every document behind it.
The same case as slides, 16:9, one slide per printed page.
What exists today, who it serves, how it is meant to earn, and the eighteen-month plan.
Every intended revenue stream, one row each, with what is published and what is not.
The round in full: terms, valuation, use of funds, runway, tickets and rights.
The person behind Ariski, and the AI guides that speak on the platform.
The seven questions every investor asks, plus what is available under NDA.
The Business Model Canvas, the Lean Canvas and one Value Proposition Canvas per segment served — generated from data, never drawn by hand.
The loop the business runs on, the funnel from reader to renewal, and what ships in each period of the runway.
The round at group level — the shared platform every initiative is built on.
The thesis, the pipeline, the portfolio and the governance behind the group.
Financial terms, revenue and detailed materials are available on request. Figures describe capacity built and operating today; forward-looking statements are identified as such.
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