INVESTOR PRESENTATION · SEED ROUND
Every backyard can feed a neighborhood.
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THE PROBLEM
of city residents who want to grow food have nowhere to plant it.
Meanwhile, the average suburban yard leaves 140 m² of lawn untouched every season.
Source: Plotwise Neighborhood Survey (n = 2,400 respondents)
Homeowners share unused yard space in under two minutes.
We pair each plot with a nearby grower by sun, size and schedule.
Growers tend the plot. Hosts get a share of every harvest.
THE PRODUCT
TRACTION
plots shared between neighbors
cities live, with three more in spring
month-over-month growth in new plots
of produce harvested last season
All figures cover the past twelve months
MARKET
Annual home-gardening spend, North America
Urban households in our launch regions
Reachable share within three years
BUSINESS MODEL
Grower membershipMatched plots, a shared tool library and a planting calendar.
Harvest marketplaceA fee on surplus produce sold to neighbors through the app.
City partnershipsAverage yearly contract to bring vacant public lots into use.
ROADMAP
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 5
Pilot launch in two neighborhoods
Four cities and the harvest marketplace
City partnership program opens
Twenty cities and 25,000 active plots
Maya OkaforCEO, former city planner
Tomas LindqvistCTO, built two marketplaces
Priya RamanHead of Growth
Jonah WhitfieldHead of Agronomy
Raising
to launch in sixteen new cities and reach 25,000 active plots within two years.
50%Product and engineering
30%City launches
20%Grower community
Maya Okafor, CEO · maya@plotwise.example · +1 555 0148
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