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MentionFox vs VentureScope: a pitch deck checked claim by claim, or what the record says about the company?

The short answer

VentureScope and MentionFox answer different questions. VentureScope works from what you bring it: a startup's pitch deck, financials and cap table. MentionFox needs only a company's name or website and tells you what the record says about it, every claim linked to its source, as one report with no subscription. Use VentureScope for the first; use MentionFox for the second.

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VentureScope's column is from its own site, checked on November 1, 2026.
QuestionVentureScopeMentionFox Full Report
What it checksChecks the claims in a pitch deck against outside sources and marks each one verified, partly confirmed or contradicted. Six specialist agents research the company, team, market, financials, valuation and technology.What the record says about the company itself: who runs and owns it, money raised, lawsuits and legal standing, layoffs and leadership changes.
What you give itTakes pitch decks, financials and cap tables as PDF, Excel, PowerPoint, images, web addresses and YouTube links.Only the company's name or website: no deck or data room needed.
Sources it citesProduces an investment memo backed by outside sources.Every claim in the report links to its source.
How fastNot stated on its siteThe free check answers on this page at once; the Full Report is ordered per company.
Free optionHas a free plan with 3 assessments a month.A free company check on this page, no sign-up, and a free sample report.
Who it is forInvestors reviewing a startup from its own pitch deck and financials.Anyone about to sign with, invest in, buy from or partner with a company: before a first meeting, a term sheet, a merger talk or a supplier contract.
PricePlans published on its site. See VentureScope's pricing pageOne report, no subscription. See the prices

What VentureScope says it does

Each line is from VentureScope's own site, checked on November 1, 2026.

When VentureScope is the better choice

You have the founder's pitch deck, financials and cap table and want every claim in the deck checked against outside sources, scored and written up as a memo for your partners. That is what VentureScope is built for, and MentionFox does not read a deck.

Where MentionFox fits

When you need an outside view of a company before you commit: who runs and owns it, the money it has raised, its lawsuits and legal standing, its layoffs and leadership changes. You give it a name or a website, nothing else, and every claim in the report links to its source. It is one report on one company, with no subscription. It does not read your deal documents, score decks against a thesis or build financial models; for those, use the tool above.

Questions, answered

Is VentureScope or MentionFox better for due diligence?

It depends on what you have. You have the founder's pitch deck, financials and cap table and want every claim in the deck checked against outside sources, scored and written up as a memo for your partners. If you have only a company's name or website and want what the record says about it, with every claim linked to its source, MentionFox is the faster start, and the first check is free.

Can I try MentionFox before paying?

Yes. Run the free company check at the top of this page with no sign-up, and see a finished Full Report in the sample. A Full Report is one payment for one company, with no subscription.

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