Confident Coverage investor overview.
Confident Coverage is a call-center based protection platform built on proven sales systems, disciplined operations, and clear unit economics. This page gives you a concise snapshot and direct access to the full investor deck.
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The problem we solve and the market we serve
Customer problem
- • Consumers buy vehicles and major assets without clear, simple protection options.
- • Many protection products are sold through high-pressure, one-time dealership conversations.
- • Service contract and protection offers are often confusing, inconsistent, or poorly explained.
[Rewrite this to match your exact verticals — vehicles, home, other coverage areas — and how the current buying experience fails customers.]
Market opportunity
- • Large, recurring market for protection products attached to financed purchases.
- • Fragmented sales channels with uneven sales quality and poor follow-through.
- • Room for a focused operator with disciplined sales processes and transparent economics.
[Add your own TAM / SAM / SOM notes here: market size, attach rates, and where Confident Coverage fits.]
How Confident Coverage is built to scale
The model is designed around lean, accountable teams where every seat has a clear role: AI-assisted screeners, closers, leadership, and training — all wired into defined metrics and repeatable playbooks.
[Use this section to briefly summarize your unit economics: CAC, payback period, contribution margin per contract, etc. Detailed numbers can live inside the downloadable deck.]
What outside capital unlocks
Primary uses of funds
- • Scale proven sales pods (screeners + closers) with defined performance targets.
- • Invest in compliant infrastructure, QA, and leadership to support growth.
- • Expand marketing / lead acquisition channels with clear unit economics.
[Replace with your specific use-of-funds buckets and rough percentages.]
Execution milestones
- • Milestone 1: [e.g., ramp to X contracts/month within Y months of funding].
- • Milestone 2: [e.g., launch additional coverage products or new markets].
- • Milestone 3: [e.g., reach target margin profile or exit options timeline].
[Keep this high-level. The detailed timeline can live inside the full deck.]