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A practical answer to: who should I speak to about this round?
FundDaddy combines an investor register with the working tools around it. Search for fit, check the record, save the people and firms worth pursuing, and keep the follow-up history together.
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Who fits the round I am raising?
Search by cheque size, stage, sector, geography, investor type and capital instrument. The public directory covers firm and fund identity; signed-in members can use the deeper register and contact data.
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What happens after I find a possible match?
Save the record to a fundraising list, move it through a simple pipeline, and log the notes, contact attempts, meetings and follow-up tasks that explain the status.
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What is the data telling me?
It tells you what FundDaddy currently holds from public sources, structured imports, verification work and profile-owner corrections. It is evidence for research, not a recommendation or a prediction.
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What if the record is about me or my firm?
Claim it with evidence, correct supported fields, contribute current facts, or ask for removal. Personal profiles are public only after the person opts in.
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Does FundDaddy introduce me to investors?
No. Investor records show co-investment structure — which investors a firm invests alongside, and the warm two-hop routes between them — as evidence for research. The outreach is yours. FundDaddy brokers nothing, moves no money, and promises no outcome.
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What does it cost?
Account access today. There are no published paid plans or recurring charges in the current product.
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What is included today?
- Investor, fund, person, company and funding-round records.
- Saved searches, saved lists, pipeline stages and activity history.
- CSV export for selected investor records or an investor list.
- Profile claims, corrections, contributions and removal requests.
- Curated founder resources for credits, launches and crowdfunding.