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Find the investors most likely to fund your round

Most fundraising time is wasted on investors who were never going to invest — wrong stage, wrong sector, or no cheque written in two years. This narrows 405,000+ investors to the ones who are actually active.

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Investor directory filtered by stage, sector and geography
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What you are searching

Read from the database when this page is built. The same figures appear on the coverage page, where the gaps are stated too.

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Countries and territories

From a blank list to a live pipeline

  1. Describe the round, not just the company Stage, sector, geography and cheque size. The filter that matters most is the one most lists ignore: whether the investor has actually deployed recently.
  2. Rank by activity, not by brand An investor counts as active when they have taken part in a round in the last 18 months. Recomputed after every import, so the label reflects the data rather than a flag someone set once.
  3. Take the contacts and work the list Verified contact details where we hold them, exported or worked through the built-in pipeline — outreach, meetings, follow-ups and notes against each investor.

Which investors are actually deploying

Every investor we hold, grouped by what kind of firm they are. The bar is the share of each group that has taken part in a round in the last 18 months — the gap between the two columns is the reason a raw investor list is not a shortlist.

Venture Capital

Active
7,036
Held in total
40,786

17% active (18 mo)

Top eight types by active count. Groups with fewer than 100 active investors are left out as classification noise.

Why "active" is the whole product

The list is not the hard part

Anyone can sell you thousands of investor names. Knowing which of them wrote a cheque at your stage this year is what turns a list into a shortlist, and it is the only thing that shortens a raise.

Recency is computed, not claimed

Activity is derived from disclosed rounds and recalculated after every import. Where a round was never disclosed we say so rather than inferring one.

The pipeline lives with the data

Notes, stages and follow-ups sit against the investor record, so the research and the process do not drift into two different spreadsheets.

See whether the investors exist before you commit a quarter to raising

The coverage page states exactly how many investors we hold, how many are active, and where the gaps are. Check your stage and geography against it before you take our word for anything.