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Seaweed Economy

Seaweed Economy

Capital Access

Tools and support for seaweed entrepreneurs preparing to raise capital.

Raising capital for a seaweed venture is hard. Investors are cautious, the sector is complex, and most founders approach funders before they are ready. These tools help you prepare a credible, data-backed case for investors, grant bodies, and impact funds.

Completed the Product Development Builder? Start here. →

Your Builder work, including its Go/Pause/Pivot decision, already covers product feasibility, what each unit costs and earns (unit economics), regulatory pathway and risk, which is the foundation these funding tools build on.

Capital Readiness

Uses your Readiness Assessment, with the five areas funders look at most shown first: your venture, economics and finance, team and governance, progress and partnerships, and impact. One assessment for the whole site, so nothing is asked twice, and ratings come pre-filled from the tools you have used.

Start Assessment

Preliminary Financial Projection

Build an early-stage three-year projection from your unit cost, price, overhead, and volume. A planning view to pressure test your numbers, not a due diligence or investor ready model.

Start Projection

Pitch Deck Builder

Draft a twelve-section pitch deck from your own inputs, with prompts for the evidence funders expect around regulatory status, unit economics (what one unit costs you to make and sell, and what it earns), traction, and impact. A structured starting point you refine yourself, not a finished or investor ready deck.

Start Deck

Processing Facility Guide

See what different seaweed processing facilities involve, from container drying units to larger biorefineries, and what belongs in a budget. Specific cost figures are under review and not shown, so use it to understand the tiers, then get vendor quotes.

Explore Facilities

Coverage is limited and some content is still being verified. Seaweed Economy does not guarantee funding, confirm program eligibility, or provide investment advice. These are decision support tools only.