Find investors
Built for pre-seed and seed founders. Find relevant investors and their contacts for your first venture round.
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Start with your company →From context to contact
Less list-building.
More reasons to reach out.
A useful investor list should answer three questions: why them, where’s the evidence, and what do I do next?
See how it works01 Your company
Start with what
you’re building.
Enter your website, stage and target markets. Add a pitch deck if you have one.
Northstar Robotics
Robots that inspect equipment and spot faults on factory floors.
- Stage
- Seed
- Focus
- Industrial AI
- Markets
- United States · Europe
02 Your shortlist
Your investors.
Ranked by fit.
Compare funds and angels by their fit with your company. Open a profile to see the match details and available contacts.
Explore a sample searchJamie Ellis
Northline VenturesSeed-stage data infrastructure for software teams.
Morgan Chen
Cedar PartnersEarly-stage B2B software in Europe.
Alex Rivera
Fieldwork CapitalDeveloper tools and enterprise data platforms.
03 Tailored to your company
See why they’re
on your list.
Each profile includes a match score and reasons for the fit. Check the investor’s focus, sources and relevant portfolio where available.
Jamie Ellis
Northline Ventures · Partner
Why this investor fits
- Match quality
- Good match · score 78
- Fit for your search
Seed-stage B2B infrastructure matches Arc Systems’ product and stage.
The fund invests in the United States and Europe, both target markets for this search.
- Relevant portfolio
Data integration and developer tools for software teams.
04 Your next move
Keep the people.
Track the progress.
Save investors worth a conversation. Mark who you’ve contacted, who replied and where a meeting is next.
Your searches and saved profiles stay together. Pick up where you left off.
Jamie Ellis
Northline VenturesMorgan Chen
Cedar PartnersAlex Rivera
Fieldwork Capital- Fit, with context
- The reason an investor appears in your search, not just their name in a database.
- Sources you can follow
- Public profiles, investment theses and portfolio references, where available.
- Clear about the gaps
- Contact availability varies. A match is a research starting point, not a promise of a reply or investment.
Your first round. Your next step.
Find your next
conversation.
Start with your company. See where it could take you.