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List in 8 minutes
Name, one-liner, sector, stage and your raise. That teaser joins the public encyclopaedia.
Every investor verified by a human
Where startups meet verified investors.
List your startup once. Anyone can find your one-liner. Only investors we have verified can read your pitch, you see every one who does, and contact details are exchanged only when you say yes.
Free for founders
Android & iOS
No cold emails
48hours: typical time to verify an investor
Live
40new pitches a day, max, per investor
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0contact details shared without your yes
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How it works
Two sides. One simple rule: nobody gets your details until you say yes.
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Lock in the pitch
Problem, traction, numbers, team and your deck link. Only verified investors can open it.
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Watch who looks
Every opening is logged with the investor’s name and firm. Report anyone who feels off.
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Say yes to intros
Investors show interest with a note. Accept, and you both get each other’s email, phone and booking link.
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Get verified
Sign in with your firm email, add LinkedIn and one proof point. A reviewer approves you, usually within 48 hours.
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Browse by thesis
Filter by sector and stage. Your dashboard surfaces startups that match what you invest in.
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Read the real pitch
Traction, numbers, team and deck — the things a cold email never has. Save the ones you like.
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Show interest
Send a short note. When the founder accepts, their contact details appear in your pipeline.
The impostor problem
Anyone can call themselves an investor. We make them prove it.
Fake investors are how ideas get stolen. So verification isn’t a checkbox here: it combines signals that are hard to forge, a human makes the final call, and the checks carry on after approval.
Try the trust score
This is the maths the app uses. It only orders the review queue — a human always decides.
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Proof of inbox, not a typed claim
Sign-in is by one-time code, so the email on the account is one you’ve just proved you can read. If it’s on your fund’s domain, that’s our strongest signal.
Registration documents
A SEBI Accredited Investor certificate, an AIF registration or a letter on fund letterhead. Stored privately; only reviewers can open it.
Vouching by peers
A verified investor can vouch for someone they know. The vouch stays on record, so people don’t vouch lightly.
Rate limits after approval
Even verified investors can open only a few dozen new pitches a day, so nobody can quietly scrape the directory.
Watermarks and screenshot blocking
Pitches carry the viewer’s email as a watermark. Android blocks screenshots on pitch screens; iOS blanks screen recordings.
Founders hold the kill switch
Report an investor and a reviewer sees it. Three reports from different founders suspend them automatically.
Who sees what
Three layers. You control the last one.
Everyone
The encyclopaedia entry. Enough to be found, not enough to be copied.
- Name and one-liner
- Sector, stage and city
- How much you’re raising
Verified investors
The real pitch. Every opening is logged and shown to you.
- Problem, solution, market
- Traction, revenue, growth
- Team and your deck link
After you accept
Double opt-in. They asked; you said yes.
- Your email and phone
- Your booking link
- Their email, both ways
The app
Built for both sides of the table
Real screens from the Android app: the founder side first, then the investor side.
The encyclopaedia
Recently listed
Teasers are public. Pitches open in the app for verified investors.
FAQ
Questions founders ask first
Can someone copy my idea from GetFunding?
Your public teaser is one line, the same thing you’d put on a website. The pitch itself is readable only by investors a reviewer has approved. Each reader is logged where you can see them, their email is watermarked across the pitch, screenshots are blocked on Android, and a daily cap stops bulk reading. Nothing online is copy-proof, but here every reader has a name attached.
How do you verify investors?
We combine signals that are hard to fake: an account email on the fund’s own domain (proved by a one-time code), a LinkedIn profile, a registration document such as a SEBI Accredited Investor certificate or AIF registration, and vouches from investors who are already verified. A person reviews every application. The score only decides the order of the queue.
What if a verified investor behaves badly?
Report them from your inbox. Reviewers see every report, and three reports from different founders in 30 days suspend the investor automatically until they are reviewed again. Reviewers can revoke access at any time.
Do you upload or store my pitch deck?
No. You paste a link to a deck you host (Google Drive, DocSend, Pitch). If you revoke the link, every copy of access goes with it.
Is it free?
Yes, for founders and for investors, while we are in early access.
How do I delete my account?
In the app, go to Profile and choose Delete account. Your startups, pitches, interests and documents are removed. You can also request deletion here.
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Free on Android and iOS. List your startup or apply as an investor in minutes.
Rolling out in early access. Store links go live at launch.