Sooo...You want to knowwhat you're actuallyinvesting in?!

The fact sheet on the platform behind the raise

Confidential. Prepared for prospective investors. Keep scrolling.

Most platforms tell you what happened. ReceptivIQ tells you what people actually respond to, then puts that intelligence to work across the entire marketing operation.

By the numbers

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Platform replacing a stack of tools
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Modules from research to reporting
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Years the founder has spent building brands and the technology behind them
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Proprietary marketing technology products she has built. This is the first she owns

Inside the platform

OmniFlux Engine

Orchestrates campaigns across every channel from one place.

TrueSignal Attribution

Conservative, defensible measurement investors and clients can trust.

FieldIQ

Research and audience intelligence that feeds the creative work.

PulseLoop CRM

Keeps the customer relationship alive after the click.

DeckIQ

Turns performance data into stories clients act on.

CommandCenter

The single view that runs the whole operation.

Plus four more modules in the full deck
Built and tested on live client budgets

The offering

ReceptivIQ is raising a priced round structured as preferred membership units in the LLC. Investors receive equity, not a promise of future equity.

Unit price, minimum investment, total offering amount and how the capital gets deployed across product, go-to-market and team.

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Preferred unit rights, distribution mechanics, and the terms governing transfer of units.

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The required disclosures and risk factors for this offering, provided in full by counsel.

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The Whole Discipline

Most marketing technology is built by engineers who have never run a brand. Rose Fulton has spent twenty years doing all of it: brand development, creative, PR and communications, media, and measurement, across global campaigns totaling more than one hundred million dollars annually, with leadership roles at Hearst and MediaNews Group’s digital division and a presidency at 46 Miles. She built three proprietary marketing technology products along the way. ReceptivIQ is the fourth, and the first she owns outright.

She did not arrive at AI last year with a pitch deck. The platform was proven on live client budgets and built by someone who has carried the whole discipline, not one corner of it.

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