Free tools
Four ways to check an asset before anyone else does.
A score, a gap check, a raise planner and a cost index. The three tools run in your browser and ask for no account; the index is a report you can read in full. None of them replaces counsel, and each one says so on the page.
3 tools and 1 report · free · no account · nobody calls you unless you ask
The tools
Pick the question you have today.
Where the investors are decides the rule, the record decides whether the raise survives diligence, and the cost decides whether it is worth doing. Each tool takes one of those.
- 01
AXIS readiness score
Twenty-five questions across seven dimensions, and one number out of a hundred at the end. Every option shows its published weight, so you can check the number.
- 25 questions
- about 8 minutes
- no account
- 02
Record gap check
Paste your data room index and see which of the 36 facts a counterparty asks for first are never mentioned. A coverage read, not a quality read.
- 36 facts
- 5 categories
- runs in your browser
- 03
Raise planner
Four questions on where your investors are and who they are, then the jurisdiction guide and the exemption that follow from the answers.
- 4 questions
- orientation, not legal advice
- runs in your browser
- 04
Tokenization cost index
What tokenizing an asset costs, and why the number depends on whether the platform prepares the offering or only mints the token. A report to read, not a form.
- report
- published figures
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Two ways in
A tool reads what you give it. A call reads the asset.
The readiness score runs the same twenty-five questions we run on every client asset, free, in about eight minutes.
Prefer email? info@stobox.io.
Or bring the asset itself – thirty minutes, and we will say if the answer is no.
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