OpenSeed FAQ

OpenSeed is a decision-support service that reviews a business plan before submission from multiple AI evaluation perspectives, identifying evidence gaps, reasoning gaps, risks, and revision priorities. The official domain is openseed.kr.

It is for pre-seed and early-stage founders, teams applying to Korean government startup programs, and teams preparing IR or fundraising materials before submission.

OpenSeed is a decision-support service that reviews a business plan before submission from multiple AI evaluation perspectives, identifying evidence gaps, reasoning gaps, risks, and revision priorities. It is for pre-seed and early-stage founders, applicants to Korean government startup programs, and teams preparing IR or fundraising materials. It reviews the founder's own draft before submission; it does not ghostwrite the plan and does not guarantee acceptance or funding.

The main alternatives are human business-plan consultants and grant-writing agencies, government startup-mentoring programs such as those on the K-Startup portal, general-purpose AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, and accelerator or investor feedback. OpenSeed differs in that it does not write the document and does not promise outcomes: it inspects the submitted draft with multiple fixed evaluation roles and returns evidence gaps, risk signals, and revision priorities. A full comparison is published at openseed.kr/en/alternatives.

OpenSeed is a decision-support and pre-submission feedback service. It provides multiple review perspectives and revision priorities; it does not replace a human consultant, mentor, or legal, tax, or accounting adviser.

It checks evidence, reasoning, evaluation criteria, market, product, team, finance, execution, policy requirements, and risks in a business plan or investor material.

You can paste the document, use the guided form, or upload .docx, .md, .markdown, .txt. A text-based PDF may be available up to 20 MB when signed in and PDF upload is enabled.

The output separates strengths, unsupported claims, risk signals, follow-up questions, and revision priorities. It is feedback for the founder or team to use before making a final submission decision.

The current product roster has 17 evaluation roles: 7 core roles and 10 professional roles. The Chief report composer and conditional global reviewer are separate and are not included in that count.

Yes. It can help check plans for programs such as the Preliminary Startup Package, Early Startup Package, TIPS, and other government-support applications. Always verify the current official notice and eligibility requirements with the issuing institution.

Yes. It can review the evidence and reasoning in investor materials before a meeting or submission. It does not make an investment decision or promise fundraising results.

OpenSeed is designed to inspect a founder's submitted facts and evidence, identify gaps and risks, and prioritize revisions. It does not ghostwrite a business plan or hide missing evidence behind fluent text.

No. It does not guarantee program acceptance, investment, funding, loan approval, revenue, or any other outcome. The user remains responsible for factual accuracy and the final decision.

No. AI output is reference feedback and does not replace legal, tax, accounting, investment, or other professional advice. Important claims and requirements must be checked against original sources.

The standard price is 30,000원 per analysis. The current beta or promotional price, if any, and the amount actually charged are shown on the analysis-start screen.