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Commercial engine for technical startup founders

You built the product.
We build the engine that sells it.

Comengine finds who will pay, how much, and how to reach them.Then we run it with you until it works.

30-minute fit call, €525. Credited in full if you go ahead with Diagnose.

Stage 1 · Market viability
Diagnose

Find out if your startup would make money, and how.

From €1,5007 to 10 days
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3startups founded and sold
$12Mmonthly recurring revenue scaled
25+years in sales and growth
€1,500fixed price to start
The problem

Great product.
No engine.

Most startups do not fail on technology. They fail because nobody built the commercial engine.

Built to spec. Not built to sell. 4 of the top 6 causes of startup failure are commercial (CB Insights, 111 post-mortems).
  • 01 · CUSTOMER

    Who buys?

    No sharp customer. Outreach is scattered across anyone who might say yes.

  • 02 · PRICE

    What to charge?

    The price was guessed, or copied from a competitor with a different model.

  • 03 · CHANNEL

    How to reach them?

    No repeatable channel. Growth depends on the founder's own network.

  • 04 · NUMBERS

    What do the numbers say?

    No model linking pipeline, price and runway. The wall arrives unseen.

Built like a peregrine. Climb. See. Strike. A peregrine falcon swooping, talons out, onto its target
Why Comengine

Built like a peregrine.

The fastest animal on Earth does not win on speed alone. It climbs first, sees the target from far away, then strikes with precision. That is how we work.

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How it works

From first call to a running engine.

Each stage can be bought alone. The fit call is credited to Diagnose, and Diagnose is credited to Design within 30 days.

  1. Start

    Fit call

    €525

    30 minutes · credited to Diagnose

  2. Stage 1

    Diagnose

    €1,500

    7 to 10 days

  3. Stage 2

    Design

    From €8k

    3 to 6 weeks

  4. Stage 3

    Deploy

    From €5k / mo

    3 to 6 months

  5. Finish

    Handover

    Yours to run

    Playbook and hiring profile

Already have paying users? Start at Design. Not viable yet? You hear it after Diagnose, before you spend more.
A group of founders working on phones, tablets and a laptopPre-seed to Series A. Anywhere in the world.
Who it is for

Built for technical founders.

  • 1–5people

    A working product, fewer than 20 customers or under €20k MRR.

  • 6–18months

    Of runway, so there is time to act on the verdict.

  • 4+hrs / week

    Given to commercial work. We build it with you, not around you.

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About Comengine

You built the product. We build the engine that sells it.

A commercial engine for technical founders. Founded by an operator with three exits.

The stoop: Diagnose climbs and sees, Design chooses the line, Deploy strikes toward the target of first paying customers
25+years building commercial engines
3startups founded or scaled, and sold
$12Mmonthly recurring revenue scaled
2offices: Wyoming and Amsterdam

Comengine exists for one kind of founder: the engineer, scientist or builder who has made something genuinely good, and now has to sell it. We find who will pay, how much and how to reach them. Then we run the engine with you until it produces revenue.

Comengine exists for one kind of founder: the engineer, scientist or builder who has made something genuinely good, and now has to sell it. We find who will pay, how much and how to reach them. Then we run the engine with you until it produces revenue.
Our story

Born from 25 years on both sides of the table.

Comengine is the work of founder Steve Zion, and it started long before it had a name. Steve learned commercial discipline in corporate sales, against targets measured in hundreds of millions.

Then he crossed into startups and built three commercial engines of his own, each ending in an acquisition.

Meet the founder

Corporate sales discipline

  • Intercontinental BankLed customer acquisition
  • CIBCCorporate accounts, $175M annual revenue target
  • Burnac GroupCategory management, CAD 500M sales target

Three startup engines

  • MohigoCEO. Waste exchange, Canada. $40K MRR, acquired 2019
  • LovalengCo-founder and CEO. SaaS, Netherlands. Idea to $77K MRR, acquired 2022
  • FlorenxiaChief Growth Officer. Scaled MRR to $12M, led the acquisition
Why we exist

Great products deserve to be bought.

4 of the top 6 causes of startup failure are commercial, not technical.

CB Insights, 111 post-mortems.

Across those years, Steve kept meeting the same founder: brilliant, technical, with a product that genuinely worked, and a company that was quietly stalling. The code was fine. Nobody had built the commercial engine around it.

No sharp customerA guessed priceGrowth tied to the founder's networkNo model linking pipeline, price and runway

Technical founders rarely lack talent. They lack the sales and go-to-market experience that only comes from years of doing it. Comengine is Steve's answer, and his passion: to put an experienced operator beside those founders, so good technology does not die for want of a buyer.

Steve Zion, founder and managing director of Comengine
I have spent my career building the engines that turn products into revenue. Comengine lets me do that for the founders who need it most: the ones who can build anything, except the way to sell it.
Steve Zion, Founder and Managing Director
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What we believe

Four promises you can hold us to.

  • Honest verdicts

    We tell you what the evidence says, including "not yet viable", before you spend more.

  • Built to transfer

    Every engine is documented, with a playbook and hiring profile, so you can run it without us.

  • Skin in the game

    Deploy includes a capped performance fee tied to the revenue we help you close.

  • Founder respect

    We work beside you, in your language, on your real numbers. Never around you.

Comengine offices in Sheridan, Wyoming and Amsterdam: two offices, founders worldwide
Where we are

Wyoming and Amsterdam. Working worldwide.

Remote-first, in English, with technical founders across North America, the UK and Europe, from pre-seed to Series A.

United StatesSheridan, WyomingComengine LLC, registered office
NetherlandsAmsterdamEuropean office

Best fit: B2B SaaS, AI, data products, deep tech and university spin-offs, with a working product and fewer than 20 customers or under €20k MRR.

A peregrine falcon in flight against a clear blue sky
Why Comengine

Built like a peregrine.

The fastest animal on Earth does not just go fast. It goes high first, sees everything, picks one target and strikes once. Founders need the same from a commercial partner.

The stoop

One hunt. Three services.

Height is evidence. The higher the climb, the faster and more precise the strike.

HEIGHT = EVIDENCE DIAGNOSE climb and see DESIGN choose the line DEPLOY strike REVENUE

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  • Diagnose · altitude and vision

    Climb and see.

    Get above the product. See the buyer, the price and the risk before you move.

  • Design · the line

    Choose the line.

    One customer, one message, one channel. Shape the approach so it cuts through.

  • Deploy · speed and precision

    Strike.

    We run the engine with you until it lands revenue.

pere­grinusLatin: traveller, wanderer
The name

The peregrine is found on every continent except Antarctica. Comengine works the same way: remote-first, anywhere founders are building.

Source: US National Park Service; species summaries.

Six traits

Six traits. Six promises.

Each fact about the bird maps to one thing you can hold us to.

01

It climbs before it dives

The bird

A peregrine soars to great height first, then stoops. Height gives it the view and the speed.

Comengine

We diagnose before we build. Evidence first, then commitment. A diagnosis takes 7 to 10 days.

02

It sees what others miss

The bird

Its eyes are huge for its body. Scaled to a human, each would be about 3 inches across.

Comengine

We read your numbers, not your pitch. We find the buyer you cannot see from inside the product.

03

It is built for speed

The bird

Dives clocked above 240 mph (about 390 km/h). A nostril tubercle lets it breathe at that speed.

Comengine

Our method and AI tooling keep research and modelling fast, so senior time goes into judgement.

04

It strikes with a closed fist

The bird

Talons clench before impact. One precise blow, not a flurry.

Comengine

One ideal customer. One message. One channel first. Focus beats volume.

05

It misses, and says so

The bird

Only about 1 in 5 high-speed dives ends in a kill. The best hunter in the sky still misses.

Comengine

Honest verdicts. If your product is "not yet viable", you hear it in the diagnosis, before you spend more.

06

It came back

The bird

DDT nearly wiped it out. After the ban and years of breeding work, the US delisted it in 1999. It now nests on city skyscrapers.

Comengine

Founders get second chances. Three exits taught us that. We build engines for any terrain and any business model.

Sources: US National Park Service; Center of the West; Pomona College. Peak recorded dive speed 242 mph (390 km/h).

Ethos

What that means for you.

  • Honest verdicts

    We tell you what the evidence says, including "not yet viable".

  • Built to transfer

    Every engine is documented so you can run it without us.

  • Skin in the game

    Deployment includes a performance fee tied to results.

  • Founder respect

    We work beside you, in your language, on your real numbers.

An operator working through a plan with two founders at a laptop
Strength

What sets us apart.

Agencies sell leads. Consultants sell advice. Comengine takes one product from first evidence to first paying customers, with one accountable team.

  • One team from a €1,500 diagnosis to a running engine.
  • Led by an operator with three exits and $12M MRR scaled.
  • Published, fixed prices at every stage. No open-ended day rates.
  • A playbook and hiring profile at the end. You are not locked in.
3startups sold
$12MMRR scaled
25+years selling
How we compareTypical agencyTypical consultantComengine
Starts with evidence before spendNoSometimesYes
Fixed, published priceNoNoYes
Works beside you on live dealsCampaigns onlyNoYes
Paid partly on resultsSometimesNoYes
Leaves a playbook you ownNoA reportYes

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Stage 1 · Diagnose · Market viability

Know if your product can make money.

Will your product sell? We find the customers, market, positioning and voice for your product, and give you a written verdict in 7 to 10 working days.

Stage 1: a magnifying glass over market and pricing charts
Price€1,500Fixed, excluding taxes
Fit call€525Credited to this fee
Time7–10 daysWorking days
Credit100%To Design within 30 days
What you get

A verdict you can act on.

  • 01
    Viability verdict

    Viable, not yet viable, or viable with changes.

  • 02
    Ideal customer and market

    Who feels the pain hardest, how many of them exist, and why they would pay.

  • 03
    Positioning and voice

    How to describe the product so your buyer recognises their own problem.

  • 04
    Pricing direction

    The metric and the rough range the evidence supports.

  • 05
    Top 3 risks

    Ranked, with what would prove or disprove each.

  • 06
    Recommended next step

    Even if it is "stop".

How it works

Four steps. Ten days at most.

  1. Intake questionnaire

    Your product, users, revenue and pricing so far.

  2. Product and data review

    We read the numbers before we meet.

  3. Two working sessions

    2 to 3 hours with you, on customers and price.

  4. Written verdict and debrief

    A document you keep, and a call to walk it through.

Success looks likeYou can say who buys, why, and roughly at what price.

Case in point
Money is not market: coins pour into a funnel and nothing comes out
$1.75Braised, shut in six months

Quibi: capital does not create demand.

Quibi launched in April 2020 and announced its shutdown six months later. It struggled to find customers despite a 90-day free trial.

A €1,500 diagnosis asks the question first: who will pay, and why?

Read case 1
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Stage 2 · Design · GTM and financials

Get the full blueprint of your engine.

GTM, financial projection and business models. Find out how much you can make, and how you would make it, in one playbook anyone can run.

Stage 2: rulers and a compass, measuring out the plan
PriceFrom €8,000Fixed project, set by scope
Billing50 / 50At start and at delivery
Time3–6 weeksFrom kick-off to sign-off
Credit100%Of your diagnosis fee, within 30 days

Paid-media and CRM specialists join where needed.

What you get

Everything the engine needs, written down.

  • 01
    GTM Playbook & Strategy

    Who to sell to first, and who to say no to.

  • 02
    Customer Profiling & Market Positioning

    The words that make your buyer stop scrolling.

  • 03
    Business model

    How value is created and captured.

  • 04
    Revenue model and financial projection

    Streams, pipeline maths and a 24-month forecast.

  • 05
    Pricing model

    Metric, tiers, price points and discount rules.

  • 06
    Channel plan, sales process and scripts

    Plus the KPI dashboard to run it by.

How it works

From kick-off to a signed-off playbook.

  1. Kick-off and data

    Access to your numbers, calls and product analytics.

  2. Customer and price work

    Interviews, segmentation and price testing.

  3. Model and channel plan

    Revenue model, forecast and the first channel.

  4. Sign-off and handover

    You approve the playbook. We hand it over.

Success looks likeA signed-off playbook, and first outreach live within 2 weeks of handover.

Case in point
Design finds the route: one clear line to the target among many dead ends
~40×signups in 15 months

Dropbox: 100,000 to 4 million signups.

Paid acquisition was not driving growth fast enough. A referral channel, built into onboarding, became the engine.

Design picks the right channel and builds it into the product and the numbers.

Read case 5
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Stage 3 · Deploy · GTM in action

We run the engine with you.

We implement your GTM and acquire your first paying customers. An operator builds pipeline, joins sales calls and reports weekly until your team can take over.

Stage 3: an operator and a founder reviewing live pipeline on a tablet
RetainerFrom €5,000Per month, in advance
Performance fee5–10%Of new revenue closed, capped
Minimum3 months90-day targets in contract
Typical5–6 monthsThen handover

Performance fee paid quarterly and capped at one month's retainer per quarter. Retainers are never discounted: flex comes through scope (days per week), not price.

What you get

An operator inside your funnel.

  • 01
    Pipeline building, outbound and inbound

    With sales calls run by you, or with you.

  • 02
    Partnership deals and pricing experiments

    Tested in the market, not in a spreadsheet.

  • 03
    CRM and reporting set-up

    With a weekly performance review.

  • 04
    Handover pack

    Playbook, pipeline, dashboards and a hiring profile for your first commercial hire.

How it works

Targets first. Then weekly proof.

  1. 90-day targets in contract

    Agreed before day one, so results are measurable.

  2. Pipeline live

    Outreach, calls and partner deals start moving.

  3. Weekly review and adjust

    What worked, what did not, what changes next.

  4. Handover to in-house

    Your first commercial hire takes the wheel.

Success looks likePipeline is producing revenue, and a commercial hire can run it from the handover pack.

Case in point
A founder celebrating in front of a rising chart: 2× weekly revenue

Airbnb: $200 a week to $400.

Stuck at $200 a week in 2009, the founders flew to New York, photographed the listings themselves, and revenue doubled. An unscalable fix that taught them what to scale.

Deploy is that hands-on work, done beside you.

Read case 4
A clear price tag at a market stall
How it works and pricing

Know the price before you start.

Fixed scopes. Published prices. No day rates.

The journey

Five steps, one accountable team.

  1. Start

    Fit call

    €525

    30 minutes · credited to Diagnose

  2. Stage 1

    Diagnose

    €1,500

    7 to 10 days

  3. Stage 2

    Design

    From €8k

    3 to 6 weeks

  4. Stage 3

    Deploy

    From €5k / mo

    3 to 6 months

  5. Finish

    Handover

    Yours to run

    Playbook and hiring profile

Exit after Diagnose

"Not viable yet" comes with honest stop advice, before you spend more.

Direct entry at Design

Already have paying users? Skip the diagnosis and start at Design.

Price table

Every stage, side by side.

StartFit callStage 1DiagnoseStage 2DesignStage 3Deploy
Price€525Credited in full to DiagnoseFrom €1,500Fixed priceFrom €8,000Fixed project, set by scopeFrom €5,000 / moPlus 5 to 10% performance fee
Time30 minutes7 to 10 working days3 to 6 weeksMinimum 3 months, typically 5 to 6
BillingAt booking100% before start50% at start, 50% at deliveryMonthly in advance; fee quarterly
You getAn honest next stepWritten verdict and next stepGTM playbookRunning engine and handover
NeedsA link to your productA product or prototypeDiagnosis or equivalentDesign or proven traction

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  • Fit call credited to Diagnose

    Go ahead with Diagnose and the full €525 comes off the fee.

  • Diagnosis credited to Design

    Sign Design within 30 days and the full diagnosis fee comes off.

  • Retainers are never discounted

    Flexibility comes through scope, not price.

  • Billed in euros

    Convertible to any currency. Excluding applicable taxes.

  • Portfolio bundles

    Accelerators and funds: 10 diagnoses for €12,500. See partners

  • Performance fee is capped

    On Deploy, at one month's retainer per quarter.

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Case studies

Real startups. Real growth problems.

Six patterns that stall technical founders. Real companies, what happened, and what to do.

A startup team stuck on a growth problem around a laptop
Why startups fail

Four of the top six reasons are commercial.

Share of 111 failed-startup post-mortems citing each reason. The amber causes are the ones Comengine addresses.

Source: CB Insights analysis, via SmartCompany (Aug 2021).

Commercial causeOther cause
Case 1 · Diagnose

Quibi

$1.75Braised, no customers
The problem
Short premium video made for phones. Big idea, big names, big budget. Then it had to find paying viewers.
What happened
Launched April 2020, announced shutdown six months later. It struggled to find customers despite a 90-day free trial.
The lesson
Capital does not create demand. "No market need" appears in 35% of startup post-mortems.
Our answer
Diagnose. Test who will pay, and why, before you scale spend.

Source: AP report on Quibi shutdown, Oct 2020.

Case 2 · Diagnose + Design

Fast

$600krevenue vs. up to $10M monthly burn
The problem
One-click checkout. Hiring and spend ran far ahead of revenue.
What happened
Raised over $100M. Reported 2021 revenue of about $600,000, with burn reportedly as high as $10M a month and hundreds of staff. Shut down April 2022 after failing to raise more.
The lesson
Spend must follow proof. Without a revenue model linking pipeline, price and runway, you cannot see the wall coming.
Our answer
Design. A 24-month revenue model with hiring triggered by active demand, not plan dates.

Sources: TechCrunch, Global Venturing, Finextra, Apr 2022. Burn and headcount as reported by The Information.

Case 3 · Diagnose

Superhuman

22% → 58%"very disappointed" score
The problem
Only 22% of users said they would be "very disappointed" without the product. Below 40%, companies tend to struggle to grow (Sean Ellis benchmark).
What happened
The team segmented the survey and focused on the users who loved it. Over several quarters the score reached 58%.
The lesson
Product-market fit is a number, not a feeling. Often the market changes, not the product.
Our answer
Diagnose. Find the ideal customer first. Then say no to everyone else.

Sources: First Round Review (Rahul Vohra); Mind the Product.

Case 4 · Deploy

Airbnb

$200 → $400weekly revenue
The problem
Bookings in New York were flat at about $200 a week.
What happened
The founders flew to New York, rented a camera, and photographed the listings themselves. Weekly revenue doubled to about $400.
The lesson
Growth problems are often found by working beside the customer, not by adding features.
Our answer
Deploy. An operator inside your funnel finds the real blocker fast.

Sources: Fast Company; First Round Review; Y Combinator accounts.

Case 5 · Design

Dropbox

100k → 4Msignups in 15 months
The problem
Paid acquisition was not driving growth fast enough.
What happened
A two-sided referral reward, extra storage for both people, built into onboarding, took signups from about 100,000 (Sept 2008) to over 4 million (Dec 2009). Drew Houston said referrals lifted signups by 60%.
The lesson
The right channel can beat paid ads on cost and speed. It must fit the product.
Our answer
Design. A channel plan chosen from your numbers, not from habit.

Sources: widely reported growth figures. Treat exact figures as approximate.

Case 6 · Design

Appointment Reminder

~4×public-plan run rate during 2012
The problem
A software tool with a low-priced entry plan. Many customers, little revenue, heavy support.
What happened
Founder Patrick McKenzie described how the lowest plan produced most support requests for little revenue, while higher tiers produced most revenue with far less friction.
The lesson
Price is a growth lever. The cheapest plan is not always the safe one.
Our answer
Design. Value-based pricing with tiers and rules, tested before launch.

Sources: kalzumeus.com 2012 year in review. The run-rate rise is not attributed to pricing alone.

Operator record

Cases from the founder's own file.

Meet Steve Zion

  • LovalengSaaS, Netherlands
    CEO and co-founder
    Built from idea to $77K MRR. Acquired 2022.
  • MohigoWaste exchange, Canada
    CEO, commercial lead
    Led go-to-market. Built sales to $40K MRR. Acquired 2019.
  • FlorenxiaLifestyle commerce
    Chief Growth Officer
    Owned the full growth function. Scaled MRR to $12M. Led through acquisition.
Coming 2027

Your story goes here.

Our first clients become Comengine case studies. Same format each time: problem, diagnosis, result, number.

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Steve Zion, founder of Comengine
Steve ZionFounder and Managing Director
Founder

Steve Zion

"I have built commercial engines on both sides of the table for 25 years. I sold for banks and corporates. I founded and sold three startups. I scaled a commerce platform to $12M monthly recurring revenue."

3exits
$12MMRR scaled
25+years selling
Track record

Twenty-five years, both sides of the table.

Corporate sales discipline first. Then three startups built, scaled and sold.

  1. 2022 – 2025
    Chief Growth Officer / CMO Exit
    Florenxia

    Scaled MRR to $12M; led the acquisition.

  2. 2019 – 2022
    CEO / Co-founder Exit
    Lovaleng

    $0 to $77K MRR; acquired 2022.

  3. 2017 – 2019
    CEO / Co-founder Exit
    Mohigo

    Sales to $40K MRR; acquired 2019.

  4. 2014 – 2017
    VP, Category Management
    Burnac Group

    CAD 500M annual sales target; team of 22.

  5. 2008 – 2014
    Director, Corporate Accounts
    CIBC

    $175M annual revenue target; team of 12.

  6. 1998 – 2007
    Head, Customer Acquisitions
    Intercontinental Bank

    $50M deposits, 1,200 new customers a year; team of 6.

Why Steve

The operator behind every engagement.

  • Done all three.

    Diagnosis, design and deployment are what he did at Lovaleng, Mohigo and Florenxia.

  • Lived the exit.

    Three acquisitions. He builds engines buyers value.

  • Two disciplines.

    Corporate sales rigour plus startup speed.

  • Global network.

    Europe, North America and Africa. Founder communities including YC Startup School.

Canal houses in Amsterdam
Also

Based in Amsterdam. Working worldwide.

  • Author of AI Without The Overwhelm.
  • Mentor and speaker.
  • Building Waybreed OS, the AI operations platform that keeps Comengine delivery fast and affordable.
A cohort of founders reviewing their work on phones and tablets
Partners · from Q3 2027

Your portfolio has products. Give it engines.

For accelerators, venture studios and early-stage funds. The hands-on commercial layer your programme is missing.

Programmes

Three ways to plug in.

Every founder leaves with something measurable: a verdict, a model or an investor-ready commercial story.

€12,500 / 10

Diagnosis bundles

10 diagnoses for your cohort, about 15% below list.

ICP · Price · Channel

Workshops

Pricing, ideal-customer and channel sessions run for whole cohorts.

Demo day

Demo-day prep

Commercial story and numbers, made investor-ready.

Two founders mapping strategy on a chalkboard wall
Why partners work with us

Commercial readiness you can measure.

  • Every founder gets a written verdict and next step.
  • Lower cost for founders on the first stage.
  • Hands-on, not generic. Delivered by operators who built and sold startups.
  • Pilot in a single cohort, then scale.
The pilot

Start small. Scale on results.

  1. Pick one cohort

    We agree scope, founders and the measures that matter to you.

  2. Run diagnoses and a workshop

    Each founder gets a written verdict and next step.

  3. Review and scale

    We report results by founder. You decide what to roll out.

Is this consulting?

No. Fixed scopes, published prices, a written deliverable at each stage, and an operator who runs the work with you.

What does the fit call cost?

€525 for 30 minutes. If you go ahead with Diagnose, the full €525 is credited to the diagnosis fee.

What if my product is not viable?

We say so in the diagnosis. That is the point of starting small.

Do I need Design before Deploy?

Yes, or equivalent proof: paying customers, a clear ICP and tested pricing. It protects your results and our reputation.

How do you get paid on Deploy?

A monthly retainer in advance, plus a performance fee of 5 to 10% of new revenue closed, paid quarterly and capped.

Will I be locked in?

No. Every engagement ends with a playbook, pipeline, dashboards and a hiring profile for your first commercial hire.

Which businesses do you work with?

Technical founders, pre-seed to Series A, any business model. Best fit: B2B SaaS, AI, data products, deep tech and university spin-offs.

Can you work with my time zone?

Yes. Remote-first, serving North America, the UK and Europe, in English.

Can I be billed in my currency?

We bill in euros, convertible to any currency. Taxes depend on your country and business status.

Where is Comengine based?

Comengine LLC is registered in Wyoming, USA, with an office in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. We work remotely with founders worldwide.

Contact / Book a call

Tell us what you built.

30 minutes, €525. Credited in full if you go ahead with Diagnose. We tell you honestly what to do next.

Pick a time, then pay €525 to confirm. Credited in full to Diagnose.

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No slot that suits?

Send your details and we will propose a time.

Thank you. Steve will reply within 24 hours with a proposed time.
Emailzion@thecomengine.com
United States30 N Gould St, Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801
NetherlandsWethouder Steinmetzstraat 76, 1107 CB Amsterdam
  • 30 minutes, €525

    Credited in full to Diagnose.

  • No deck needed

    A link to your product is enough.

  • Honest answer

    Next step in 24 hours, or "not yet".

What happens next

Bring your latest numbers: users, revenue, pricing.

  1. Pick a time

    In the calendar above.

  2. We read first

    Your answers, before the call.

  3. 30 minutes

    On customers, price and numbers.

  4. Within 24 hours

    A proposal, or an honest "not yet".

Comengine LLC · USA: 30 N Gould St, Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801 · Netherlands: Wethouder Steinmetzstraat 76, 1107 CB Amsterdam.

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