For founders

Find the VCs who actually fit your raise

Most fundraising is guesswork: a list of names, no reason why any of them would say yes. We shortlist investors from what they have actually funded and publicly said they focus on — and show you the evidence for every recommendation, so you can decide who is worth your time.

Free to create your startup profile. No spam, no scraped inboxes — introductions go through us.

How it works

  1. Create your founder account

    Takes a minute — email or Google. The account is a startup profile by default, so there's nothing to choose.

    You land straight on your founder dashboard.

  2. Complete your startup card

    Sector, stage, location, business model, and how much you're raising. This is what matching reads — no forms to fill in later.

    The more complete the card, the sharper the matches.

  3. Open Find VCs

    Your dashboard has a Find VCs tab. It shortlists investors from their published portfolios and stated focus — not from ads or paid placement.

    Ranked by evidence: portfolio activity first, claims last.

  4. Read why each investor matches

    Every recommendation shows its reasons — stage fit, sector focus, cheque range, geography — and the public records behind them, with source links.

    If we can't evidence it, we don't claim it.

  5. Request an introduction

    One click, with an optional message about your raise. We follow up with the investor and keep you posted on progress.

    You can also mark an investor as 'not a fit' — that feedback tunes who you see next.

Fair-use limits

What we ask of you

  • Keep your startup card honest and current — matching reads it directly.
  • Tell us when a recommendation is wrong. That feedback is how the list gets better.
  • Come with a real raise in mind — the shortlist is built around this round.

What you get

  • A shortlist ranked by evidence, not by who paid for placement.
  • The reasons and sources behind every recommendation.
  • Introductions handled for you — we contact the investor and report back.

Ready when you are

Create your startup profile, open Find VCs, and see who fits this raise.

Investor information is compiled from publicly available sources — firm websites, published portfolios, and funding announcements — with the source recorded against every claim. Stated focus alone never earns a strong match: portfolio activity has to back it up. See our terms and privacy policy.