By round
Investors counted in each stage they back
- Pre-seed759
- Seed904
- Series A613
- Series B293
- Series C+155
- Growth76
NewCold-application policy on every entry
A curated investor directory for founders
The interactive replacement for your scattered spreadsheets and notes, with information that you need for your fundraising
app.fundingbanker.com / investors
SH
Seedhouse Ventures
$500K–$2M
Cold · warm preferredNW
Northwind Capital
$200K–$1M
Cold · openAT
Atlas Ventures
$2M–$8M
Cold · closedEM
Ember Partners
$400K–$1.5M
Cold · openThe Investor directory
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Every investor is added by us, checked for stage, geography, sector, ticket band, and the gates that quietly disqualify most rounds (minimum MRR, founder count, city restrictions). The moment you filter, only the firms that actually fit your round are left.
By round
By vertical
…and 44 more verticals.
By country
…and 89 more countries.
How we curate
Profiling the investors from the POV of a founder
As founders and entrepreneurs ourselves, we manually review each investor as we were raising capital for our own startups, because we have in the past
- Practical informationOnly the information needed by a founder is collected. If you don't need to know something during your fundraising, we won't collect it
- Behavioral profileNumbers don't paint the full picture. You need to know information that describes the behavior of the investor. Do they lead? Do they consider a cold application? Will they invest in a solo founder?
- Reading between the linesWe also add editorial notes, providing our observations or the contexts you would need to know about an investor that can change your strategy or approach
A Deeper look
More than a list of names
The directory is the workspace where you decide who fits this round, why, and what's already happened with them.
01 · What we capture
Each investor, end-to-end, not just a name
Geography, stage, vertical, and ticket band are the surface. Underneath each row is the behavioral profile that decides whether a pitch is worth sending: do they lead, do they follow, will they look at a cold application, what MRR floor (if any) they enforce, and any other requirements they've made public.
- Geographic, vertical, and stage focus, with city-level restrictions where they apply
- Lead vs. follow behavior, recorded per firm
- Cold-application policy, whether an investor prefers only warm intros or will accept cold outbound
- MRR floors, founder-count minimums, and other gates investors enforce
- Links: website, LinkedIn, Crunchbase, etc.
investor · seedhouse-ventures
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Seedhouse Ventures
Amsterdam · VC fund · since 2018
WebsiteLinkedInCrunchbase
Stage focus
Pre-seedSeedSeries A
Verticals
FintechB2B SaaSInsurTech
Geography
NLEUUK
Ticket band
€500K – €2M
Leads rounds
Yes · usually first cheque
Follows on
Yes
Cold applications
Considered · warm intro preferred
Min. MRR
€15K (B2B)
Min. founders
2
02 · Mark, take notes, find resources
The directory remembers the work you put into it
Every investor can be marked for the round you're running (good, pass, future, maybe, review-needed) and your notes live next to the firm, scoped to the round so they don't leak across raises. When an investor publishes a resource (a deck template, a sample term sheet, an intro email), it shows up on their row.
- Per-round suitability marks: good, pass, future, maybe, review-needed
- Free-form notes attached to each (investor, round) pair
- Notes follow the firm forward when you raise the next round
- Investor-published resources (decks, term sheets, sample intros) shown on their row
seedhouse-ventures · suitability
Seedhouse Ventures
GoodMet Maya at SaaStock '25. Loves vertical workflow plays. Last 4 seed cheques in EU SaaS. Warm intro through Dani at Foundry.
Atlas Ventures
FutureSeries A focused. Worth re-engaging once MRR > $80K, keep on the long-list and circle back at the next round.
03 · Wired to your tracker
Know who you've already approached, without leaving the directory
Every application you log in the tracker writes back to the directory entry. Open an investor a month later and you see the stage you reached, when you last heard back, and (if it was a pass) the reason. No more re-emailing a fund that already said no.
- Latest application stage shown inline on the directory row
- Pass reasons stay attached, stage mismatch, conflict, no reason given
- Conversation log accessible from the directory side, not just the tracker
- Rounds preserved separately: a pass at seed is not a pass at Series A
investors · with tracker history
SH
Seedhouse Ventures
Pitch made12 days ago
NW
Northwind Capital
Due diligence3 days ago
AT
Atlas Ventures
Passed · stage mismatch28 days ago
EM
Ember Partners
— not yet contacted
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