InfoShip, Inc.

01Executive Summary

Vision

We at InfoShip are building the AI Operating System for the next billion digital product creators. Our mission is to compress the time between a creator's idea and a shippable, sellable product from months to hours — without sacrificing voice, quality, or ownership.

The Opportunity

The creator economy is forecast to reach $250B by 2027 (Goldman Sachs), with more than 200 million creators worldwide. Yet despite an explosion of AI tooling, the creator workflow remains painfully fragmented: separate tools for research, writing, design, video, marketing, and sales. The result: ~80% of creators never ship a paid product.

The Solution

InfoShip is one workspace, six specialized AI agents — Researcher, Writer, Designer, Narrator, Marketer, Seller — orchestrated to research, write, narrate (in the creator's own cloned voice and avatar), market, and sell ebooks, courses, templates, and video products end-to-end.

The Ask

Why Now

• Foundation models matured: GPT-5, Gemini 2.5, and Nano Banana finally produce shippable long-form content and broadcast-quality video.
• Voice & avatar cloning hit production quality: Tavus and ElevenLabs unlock authentic creator presence at API scale.
• Distribution unlocked: Stripe, social commerce, and embedded checkout removed the last storefront friction.
• Creator demand inflection: 200M+ creators globally, half actively seeking monetization paths beyond ad revenue.

02The Problem

Building and selling a digital product today requires a creator to stitch together 8–12 disconnected tools: Notion, Google Docs, Canva, Descript, Loom, Mailchimp, Gumroad, Stripe, and more. Each tool solves a sliver of the workflow, none speak to each other, and creators are forced to be project managers as much as creators.

The Four Bottlenecks We Solve

• Fragmented tools: Average creator pays for 6+ SaaS subscriptions ($150–$400/mo) and still has to copy-paste between them.
• Blank-page syndrome: 70% of would-be creators abandon their product within the first week — they don't know what to write or where to start.
• 80% never ship: Of creators who start, only ~1 in 5 ever publishes a paid product (Convertkit Creator Report 2024).
• Video bottleneck: Video drives 4x conversion on info-products, but production is the #1 reason courses never launch — most creators won't go on camera.

03The Solution

InfoShip replaces the entire stack with a single AI Operating System. A creator describes what they want to build; six specialized agents collaborate to ship it.

The Workflow

A creator types "7-day email course on cold outreach for B2B founders, sold at $49" — InfoShip's agents produce an outline, write all 7 modules, design covers and lesson cards, narrate the modules in the creator's cloned voice with an on-camera avatar, generate the sales page and 5-email launch sequence, and publish to a hosted storefront with Stripe checkout. End-to-end, in hours, not months.

04Product & Technology

Architecture

• Frontend: React 19, TanStack Start, edge-deployed (Cloudflare Workers).
• Backend: Supabase (Postgres + RLS + Storage), TanStack Server Functions.
• AI Gateway: Multi-model routing — OpenAI GPT-5 family, Google Gemini 2.5 family, with automatic cost/quality fallback.
• Voice & Video: ElevenLabs (voice cloning), Tavus (avatar video rendering).
• Payments: Stripe (subscriptions + one-time + marketplace + Connect).
• Security: Row-Level Security on every table, role-based access, secrets vaulted.

Product Surface

• AI Studio — six agents in one canvas, with project memory.
• Products workspace — editor, asset library, versions, collaborators, per-product analytics.
• Voice & Video studio — voice samples → cloned voice → avatar renders.
• Marketplace — public storefront and discovery layer for InfoShip-built products.
• Affiliates — referral codes, commission ledger, payouts.
• Analytics — revenue, conversion, top performers across 7/30/90-day windows.

Roadmap (18 months)

05Market Opportunity

Trends Driving the Window

• Creator-to-founder migration: 1 in 3 creators now identifies as a "solopreneur" (ConvertKit 2024).
• AI literacy crossed the chasm: 60% of US adults have used a generative AI tool in 2025 (Pew).
• Education spend shifting digital: $400B global self-education market growing 14% YoY.
• Audience fatigue with talking-head video — but appetite for personality-led products is unchanged. Cloned voice/avatar reconciles both.

06Business Model & Go-to-Market

Subscription Pricing

Marketplace transaction fee: 5% on Pro, 0% on Creator/Teams. Affiliate program returns 20% lifetime commission.

Go-to-Market

• Product-led growth: Free AI Studio sample → upgrade for video & storefront.
• Creator partnerships: 50 launch creators with co-marketing built into onboarding.
• SEO + content moat: Programmatic landing pages targeting "how to build [X] digital product."
• Affiliate flywheel: Every creator becomes a distribution channel.
• Marketplace network effect: Buyers become creators; creators bring audiences.

Target Unit Economics (Year 2)

07Traction & Milestones

What's Shipped

• Full MVP deployed at infoship.ai — all six agents operational.
• Stripe checkout wired for subscriptions, one-time marketplace sales, and customer portal.
• Voice cloning (ElevenLabs) and avatar rendering (Tavus) integrated and producing renders.
• Public marketplace + creator storefronts live.
• Multi-tenant data model with Row-Level Security across all 14 tables.

Next 6 Milestones

08Competition & Differentiation

Our Moat

• Workflow lock-in: Once a creator's voice, avatar, brand, and audience are in InfoShip, switching means rebuilding their identity.
• Data flywheel: Every product shipped trains better agent prompts and conversion benchmarks.
• Marketplace network effect: Storefront + affiliate program compounds with each creator.
• Model-agnostic AI Gateway: We route to the best model per task — pricing and quality power stays with us, not OpenAI or Google.

09Team

InfoShip is led by a solo founder with full-stack product and engineering experience. The pre-seed round funds the first key hires in engineering, design, and growth.

Hiring Plan (post-close)

• 1 × Senior Full-Stack Engineer (agent orchestration, marketplace)
• 1 × Founding Designer (product + brand, part-time → full-time)
• 1 × Growth Lead (creator partnerships, content, part-time)

10Financial Projections

The projections below are management estimates based on bottom-up modeling of CAC, conversion, and ARPU benchmarks from comparable PLG SaaS in the creator economy. Actual results will vary.

Use of Funds — $500K

Key Assumptions

• Blended ARPU climbs from $54 → $68 as Creator/Teams mix shifts upward.
• Free-to-paid conversion stabilizes at 6% after onboarding optimization in Q4 2026.
• Logo churn 4.5% monthly Year 1, decreasing to 2.8% by Year 3 as marketplace lock-in compounds.
• AI cost of goods declines 25% YoY as foundation model pricing continues to fall.

11Investment Ask & Terms

12Risks & Mitigations

13Appendices

A. References

• Goldman Sachs, "The Creator Economy Could Approach Half-a-Trillion Dollars by 2027" (2023).
• ConvertKit, "State of the Creator Economy" (2024).
• Pew Research, "AI Adoption in the United States" (2025).
• Stripe, "How the Internet Sells Knowledge" (2024).

B. Detailed Financials

Full 5-year P&L, cohort model, CAC/LTV waterfall, and sensitivity analysis are available in a separate data room under NDA. Contact investors@infoship.ai.

C. Pitch Deck

A companion investor pitch deck is available at infoship.ai/pitch.

D. Legal Disclaimer

This Memorandum is being furnished on a confidential basis solely for use by prospective accredited investors. It does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any offering will be made only by means of a definitive subscription agreement. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks; the Company undertakes no obligation to update such statements. The recipient agrees to keep this Memorandum and its contents strictly confidential and to return or destroy all copies upon request.