Find the investors that match your startup

You describe your startup in one sentence. The tool reads the sector, stage and place from your words, checks them against 4,178 investor records and ranks the matches. You see the top 25 with a reason for each. If fewer than 25 firms match exactly, it widens the search one step at a time and tells you what it did. The full rule is under How the matching works.

Yes. The top 25 matches are free, with no signup and no email. The paid option is your shortlist as a one-time $49 file, with the named decision-makers and firm emails we hold for those firms. There is no subscription.

No. There is no account and no deck upload. The sentence you type is read in your browser and is not sent to us. Your inputs are kept in the page address after the # sign, so you can bookmark or share a search. Browsers do not send that part of the address to a server.

From public filings (SEC Form D and Form ADV in the US, Companies House and the FCA register in the UK), official registers and each firm's own website. Fund filing dates for US firms come from SEC Form D. Stage and sector tags are our own research. Every record was last checked in November 2026, and each row shows its date. See how we verify.

We hold no data on how many approaches a round takes, so we will not quote a figure. A practical way to work: start with the 25 firms here, drop any that fail a manual check of their own site (stage, sector, recent deals), and contact the rest in small batches so you can adjust the pitch between batches. If the list runs out, widen one input, such as a second sector or the whole country, before you lower the bar on fit.

Yes, in two ways. "Save this shortlist" gives you the rows on screen (up to 25) as a spreadsheet without contacts: your request is saved and the file downloads in your browser. The paid file holds every match up to 300, and a shortlist for one region holds at most half of the records we hold there. It has named decision-makers and firm emails where we hold them, as a CSV that opens in Excel and Google Sheets, for a one-time $49.