Criterion by criterion
Every investor is evaluated against each criterion separately, so a match is a set of answers rather than one opaque score.
Investor matching, automated
Find the investors who actually fit.
Upload your deck. Fundspair reads it, works out the criteria that matter for your round, and searches an enriched investor database to return a ranked shortlist. Every match comes with the reasoning behind it.
- A PDF is enough
- Your deck stays private
- No card required
How it works
Four steps, one upload.
Most of a raise is spent building a target list by hand. This part is the part a machine should do.
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Drop in your deck
A PDF is enough. Add your website and the profile gets sharper.
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We read it properly
Stage, sector, geography, traction, cheque size and round shape come out as a structured profile.
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Criteria, then search
The profile becomes match criteria. Semantic search runs those criteria across the investor database.
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Ranked, with reasons
Each investor is checked criterion by criterion, then ranked with the case for and against.
Capabilities
A shortlist you can defend.
A ranked list is only useful if you can see why something ranked where it did.
The case against, too
Pros and cons on each result. You find out where the fit is thin before you spend a first meeting on it.
A database that is actually maintained
Profiles are crawled, enriched and reviewed before they go live. Geography, stage, sector and thesis are indexed per field.
Meaning, not keywords
Semantic search finds the fund whose thesis matches yours even when it never uses your words for it.
Bring your own list
Already have a spreadsheet of funds? Run it through the same pipeline and get it enriched and scored.
Screening from the other side
Funds set their thesis once and inbound decks arrive already scored against it, with the reasoning attached.
Who it's for
Both sides of the table.
raising
Founders and CFOs
Replace the weeks of list building. Start the round with a shortlist that is ordered by fit and annotated with why, so outreach is specific from the first email.
- A target list in minutes rather than weeks
- Reasons you can quote in the intro
- Contact details on every match
deploying
Funds, family offices and acquirers
Write down the thesis once. Inbound decks get read and scored against it automatically, so screening becomes a review of the reasoning instead of a read of every deck.
- Your criteria, applied consistently
- Inbound scored before you open it
- One dashboard for the pipeline
FAQ
Questions worth asking.
What do you need from me?
A pitch deck as a PDF. A company website is optional and makes the extracted profile more accurate.
Is my deck confidential?
Your deck is used to build your own match report and nothing else. It is never shared with investors and never becomes part of anyone else's search.
How is this different from a database subscription?
A database hands you filters and leaves the judgement to you. Fundspair works out the criteria from your deck, applies them one by one, and tells you why each investor placed where it did.
Which regions and stages are covered?
Coverage is deepest in European and North American venture and growth. Tell us your market when you sign up and it goes into the queue for enrichment.
When does the waitlist open?
We are letting people in as capacity allows. Join the list and you will get one email when your spot is ready.
Get on the list.
Early access goes out in batches. Tell us what you are working on and we will place you in the right one.