DealStack Accelerator

Install a professional-grade private deal process in 90 days.

DealStack is free, and it stays free. The Accelerator is the 90-day sprint that makes you actually use it — ending with 10 firm relationships you built yourself and a deal process you can run without us.

Finish the 3 milestones and you win your $2,000 back.

$2,000 · 90 days · win all of it back by doing the work

Or start with the free platform →

What you get

In the 90-day Accelerator, you get:

  • 10 firm relationships you built yourself — firms that fit your written plan and know what you are looking for the next time they have it.
  • Weekly Deal Review Labs, where you put a live deal on the screen and work it through with other serious investors.
  • A written plan that scores every deal you look at afterward, so you stop judging deals one at a time against nothing.
  • A pipeline instead of an inbox — one board, every live deal, the next action written on each card.
  • Your $2,000 back when you finish. Three milestones, 90 days, and the app counts them for you.

First, what this is not

You are not buying access.

Not deal access.

Every deal on DealStack is free to browse, free to save, free to request an introduction on. Paying changes nothing about what you can see or when you see it.

Not recommendations.

I do not rank deals, rate sponsors, or tell you what to buy — not for free and not for a fee. Firms cannot pay to move up your list. That neutrality is the product.

Not returns.

Nobody can promise those, and anyone who does is telling you something else about themselves. What I promise is a process you will still be running in year three.

Why this exists

You have the capital. What you are missing is the process.

No plan on paper.

You judge deals one at a time, against nothing. With no written target — income or growth, check size, hold length, tax outcome — every deal looks reasonable in isolation.

An inbox, not a pipeline.

Decks in email, notes in your head, three deals you have half-forgotten. There is no board to look at, so there is no way to see what you are actually working on.

No repeatable yes or no.

Every decision starts from scratch. So it takes weeks, costs you the good deals, and still leaves you second-guessing the one you picked.

What stops most people here is not a lack of capital, and not a lack of opportunity. It is a lack of confidence — and confidence is downstream of process. None of that is a knowledge problem. It is an installation problem, and 90 days with a deadline fixes it in a way another webinar never will.

The other side of this

What if the next deck that landed in your inbox was easy?

Not because the deal was obviously good. Because you already knew what you were looking for, and you had a way to check.

  • You open a deck and know inside ten minutes whether it is worth an hour — because you wrote down what fits before you saw it.
  • You can say no quickly, and say why, without wondering for a month whether you got it wrong.
  • You have people to ask. Not a comment section — a room of investors who will look at your actual screen.
  • You stop starting from scratch. Every deal you evaluate makes the next one faster, because the process is written down and it is yours.

None of that requires a better deal to come along. It requires a better way of deciding, which is the part you actually control.

Introducing

The DealStack Accelerator

90 days, $2,000, and a deadline. The platform is free and stays free — this is the sprint that makes you actually use it, with a room and a clock attached.

Finish it and the money comes back. That is not a discount and it is not a trial. It is me betting my fee on whether you do the work.

Who is behind this

Hi, my name is Pascal Wagner.

I did not set out to become the passive income guy. I was forced into it.

In 2021 my dad passed away, leaving my mom an inheritance and no source of consistent income. Over the next six months I spent more than $50,000 and a great many nights on masterminds, investor dinners, and reading everything I could find, trying to turn a lump sum into something that paid her every month without putting it at stupid risk.

It worked. She receives more than $10,000 a month in passive income today, and she never had to change how she lives. Once I trusted the process enough, I moved the majority of my own net worth the same way.

I am a former fund manager, and I now earn over $250,000 a year in passive income myself. None of that makes me right about your money — I will never tell you what to buy. What it means is that the process in this program is the one I actually run, on my own capital, with my mother watching.

Fit

This is for you if

  • You are a W-2 professional with a good paycheck and no time. The trade-off is long hours and the nagging question of how much longer you keep doing this.
  • You have had a liquidity event and do not want to park the proceeds in index funds and hope.
  • You own rentals and are tired of being the landlord — you want the cashflow without the tenants, the maintenance calls, and the 2am phone.
  • And you can spend roughly two focused hours a week for 90 days, in a room with other investors looking at your screen. That is what the milestones cost.

This is not for you if

  • You want to be told which deal to buy. That answer is not for sale here at any price.
  • You want access you cannot already get. The platform is free; paying does not widen it.
  • You want a passive course to watch. Nothing here completes without you doing it.
  • You need a return promised up front. No honest party can do that.

What you install

The platform is the program.

Every milestone runs on a surface that already exists and stays yours after day 90. The Accelerator adds the sequence, the deadline, and the room.

Plan

A plan that scores everything you see

The plan wizard walks you through goal, target, capital, asset classes and deal types, then saves it. Every deal card and deal page afterward shows how it matches what you wrote.

Pipeline

A pipeline instead of an inbox

Save a deal and it lands on a board that moves Save → Review → Connect → Decide. One screen for everything live, with the next action written on each card.

Deal pages

Deal pages that show their work

Terms, documents, sponsor history and a due-diligence checklist in one standardized layout — and any number on the page opens the exact passage of the document it came from.

Firms

Firm profiles and one-click intros

A public profile for the firm behind each deal, and an introduction request from the deal page itself. You reach the firm directly; no gatekeeper, no fee, no priority for sale.

Live

Deal Review Labs, weekly

Bring a live deal from your pipeline, share the screen, and work through it with other serious investors. You leave with better questions, not a verdict — nobody in the room tells you what to buy.

The method

A.C.H.I.E.V.E., wired into the software.

The framework I teach accredited investors, and the screen that runs each step. You are not learning a system and then going off to implement it alone — the implementing is the product.

  1. Assess your target

    Name the number. What the capital has to produce, and by when.

    Plan
  2. Create an allocation

    Map where the money actually goes — check size, asset classes, how much in any one thing.

    Plan
  3. Hone your thesis

    Turn the allocation into a buy box precise enough to say no quickly. It is saved, and every deal you see afterward is scored against it.

    Plan
  4. Identify opportunities

    Build real deal flow instead of an inbox — saved into a board that shows what is live and what is next on each one.

    Deals → Pipeline
  5. Evaluate deals

    Work the deal page: terms, documents, sponsor history, the due-diligence checklist — and any number traced back to the passage it came from.

    Deal page
  6. Validate with feedback

    Put it in front of people with no stake in your answer. This is the Lab, and it is the step almost nobody does alone.

    Deal Review Lab
  7. Execute

    Request the introduction, ask the firm your remaining questions, and make the call — invest, pass, or keep digging.

    Firm intro

Watch a free lesson from the course

A free lesson from Module 1 of the A.C.H.I.E.V.E. course.

A deadline, in three moves.

Days 1–14

Get the foundation on paper.

Account live, plan written, first real deals saved into the pipeline. By the end of week two you can answer "what am I looking for" in one sentence with numbers in it.

Days 15–60

Do the outreach.

Intro requests and firm webinars, worked steadily until you have had real conversations with 10 firms that fit your plan. This is the stretch that pays for the program.

Days 61–90

Take one deal all the way.

Submit a deal of your own, bring one to a Lab, run the checklist, and write the memo. You finish holding a decision you can defend — whichever way it went.

$2,000 · 90 days · win all of it back by doing the work

The guarantee

Win your $2,000 back.

Complete all 3 milestones inside 90 days and the program pays for itself — literally. The guarantee is on the work, because the work is the only part either of us controls.

  1. 01

    Put yourself in front of 10 relevant firms.

    10 different firms whose deals actually fit what you are looking for — reached by requesting an intro, sitting in on their webinar, or moving their deal forward in your pipeline. Any of the three puts you in front of that firm. One conversation at a time.

  2. 02

    Submit one deal of your own.

    Something already in your world — a deck a sponsor sent you, a deal a friend is in. Put it through the platform and get it back as a page you can actually compare against everything else.

  3. 03

    Bring a live deal to a Deal Review Lab.

    Share your screen, walk the room through the deal page, and leave with the question list you would not have thought to ask. Collaborative, not a defense.

Then you choose.

$2,000 back, in cash.

Refunded to the card you paid with. You keep the plan, the pipeline, the relationships and the platform. Nothing is clawed back.

$2,000 credit toward DealStack Assembly.

12 months of the ongoing membership — quarterly Labs, office hours, and the member room. It continues at $199/mo after the credited year, and you can cancel any time before it does.

No investment is ever required to qualify. Not one of the milestones is a wire — you can finish all three and decide to invest in nothing.

What it costs you, besides money

Built for people with a job.

You do not have twenty hours a week to become an underwriter, and this does not ask for them.

Roughly two focused hours a week.

One Lab, and one block for putting a deal through your own checklist. That is the whole commitment.

The work is the thing you needed to do anyway.

Write down what you are looking for. Look at real deals. Talk to firms. There is no busywork, because there are no assignments — the milestones are things you would want done regardless.

You learn from everyone else in the room.

Watching another investor take their deal apart is most of the value, and it costs you nothing but attendance.

Over 90 days, small consistent blocks turn into a written plan, a live pipeline, and a decision process you trust. You have already proven you can work hard; this is about pointing it somewhere.

Proof

In their words.

From members of Cashflow Academy, the mentorship program this method comes out of.

I’ve been in knowledge-building mode, trying to figure out how to take action without making mistakes. Your investment formulator was a game-changer. It’s exactly what I needed to communicate with fund managers and organize my thinking. Now I’m even building my own deal list.
Laura Mossing Account executive · first private investment
There were real “aha” moments. The investment thesis formulator helped me organize my thoughts and make sense of my priorities. It’s challenging to complete, but that’s what made it so valuable. It’s not just about giving answers; it’s about guiding me to find the answers myself.
Tod Spooner Chief revenue officer
The way you break down the concepts makes it accessible even for someone who doesn’t have a deep background in passive investing. You create a framework that helps people understand not just the “how” but the “why” behind the strategies.
Prashant Singri Physician and business owner · 28 LP investments

Already done a few deals?

You are not too advanced for this.

Most people who would get the most out of this are not new to money. They are high-earning professionals, founders after an exit, and investors who have already written a few cheques.

  • They are good at making money. What they do not have is a decision process they trust on private deals.
  • So they get one-off wins they are not sure they could repeat — or they scale a portfolio they privately suspect was built on instinct.
  • If you can look at a private offering and say exactly why it is a yes or a no for you, you do not need this. If you cannot, that is the gap, and it does not close by seeing more deals.

The cost of another year of this

Sitting on cash is not a neutral choice.

Idle capital loses value on a schedule.

At 5% inflation, a million dollars sitting still gives up about $50,000 of purchasing power a year — roughly $137 a day, every day, whether or not you look at it.

The decisions you do not make cost more.

No number can be put on this one honestly, which is exactly why it gets ignored. Another year of judging deals one at a time, against nothing, is another year of not knowing whether the ones you passed on were the right calls.

And the process never builds itself.

Nobody drifts into a repeatable way of deciding. It gets written down on a deadline, or it does not get written down.

You do not need this program. You do need a process, and ninety days from now you will either have one or you will be having this thought again.

Common questions

Do I get better deals, or earlier access, if I pay?
No — and that is deliberate. Deal access on DealStack is identical for a free account and an Accelerator member: same deals, same time, same introduction requests. What you are buying is the sequence, the deadline and the room. If paying bought access, the neutrality that makes the marketplace worth using would be gone.
What exactly counts as getting in front of a firm?
A distinct firm you put yourself in front of, three ways in: requesting an introduction, registering for one of their webinars, or moving one of their deals to Connect or beyond in your pipeline. Any one of them puts you on that firm's lead list, which is the same thing the firm sees on their side. Reaching the same firm several ways counts once, not several times. Your progress toward the 10 is counted automatically and shown on your Accelerator page, so you always know where you stand without asking. We count what you did, not whether the firm wrote back: whether a conversation goes anywhere is not something you control, and the guarantee never turns on it.
What if I do all the work and decide to invest in nothing?
You still qualify, and nothing about the guarantee changes. Not one of the milestones is a wire — they are firms you got in front of, a deal you put through the platform, and a Lab you brought a deal to. Finishing all three and deciding to invest in nothing is a completed program and a genuinely good outcome. A process that can only end in a yes is not a process, it is a sales funnel.
What happens on day 91?
Your plan, pipeline, deal pages, firm profiles and introduction requests keep working exactly as they do today, free, whether or not you ever pay again. The Labs are the only part that is program-only — which is why the refund can be pointed at Assembly if you want to keep the room.
Is any of this investment advice?
No. DealStack is software and education. It is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser or placement agent, it does not recommend or rank offerings, and it never touches investor funds. You invest directly with the firm, on their documents, on your own judgment — or on your own advisor's.
What if I miss a milestone?
Then the refund does not pay out — but the guarantee is a forcing function, not a trap. Every milestone has a date, you can see where you are against them the whole way through, and I will tell you when you are drifting long before day 90. Most people who miss one miss it in the outreach stretch, which is exactly why it is the middle 45 days and not the last week.
Do I need to be accredited?
Yes — earning $200K+ a year ($300K+ with a spouse), or holding $1M+ in net worth excluding your primary residence. Not a gate I invented: the private offerings this whole process points at are only open to accredited investors, so without that status the work has nowhere to land.
Is this the same thing as Cashflow Academy?
No. Academy is one-on-one mentorship — you and me, on calls, working through your portfolio. The Accelerator takes the same framework and runs it through the platform on a deadline, with a room of other investors instead of a private call. Same method, different delivery, different price. If what you want is my direct attention on your specific portfolio, Academy is the honest answer and I will tell you so.
How much time does this actually take?
Plan on about two hours a week. The heaviest stretch is the outreach in the middle — the work there is short and repeated, not long and occasional, which is the whole reason it fits around a real job.

90 days from now you will have a process — or another year of forwarded decks.

10 firms who know what you are looking for, one deal of your own put through the platform, and one deal walked through in a room of investors looking at your screen. Finish it and the $2,000 comes back.

$2,000 · 90 days · 3 milestones · win it back

Or start with the free platform →

Not now?

Then use DealStack for free.

Every deal, every firm profile, every introduction request, the plan wizard and the pipeline — all of it is free, and none of it is a trial. The Accelerator buys a deadline and a room, never access.

If you do the work on your own, that is a genuinely good outcome and it costs you nothing. The offer will still be here if you decide you want the clock.

DealStack is software and education, not investment advice. It is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or placement agent; it does not recommend, rate, or rank offerings; it never handles investor funds; and it never takes a percentage of an investment. Deal access on DealStack is free and does not change with any paid program — priority placement is never sold to firms, and no firm can outrank another in an investor's fit. No return, outcome, or investment result is promised or implied. The 90-day guarantee pays on completed milestones only and is never tied to an investment result. DealStack Assembly continues at $199/mo after the credited 12 months and can be cancelled before it begins.