Frequently Asked Questions


Where is the dealflow coming from?

We run monthly events that attract 200–250 startups, most of them fundraising now or in the next few months. On top of that, we have an active form on our website where founders can submit their dealflow directly.

Can anyone get access to the data?

No. Dealflow is only available to vetted investors. This is not a lead gen list — it’s curated for genuine investor interest only.

You must be one of the following to get access:

  • Official VC fund

  • CVC (corporate venture capital)

  • Family office

  • Angel syndicate

Angels can also get access, but only if you can show a track record of actual investments — not just using the list to pitch services to founders.

What is the DPA?

DPA stands for Data Protection Agreement. Every investor must sign it before accessing dealflow. It’s a standard doc confirming you’ll only use the data for investment purposes and won’t share it further.

What dealflow data do I get access to?

We collect detailed, structured data from every startup that comes through us, including:

  • Founder name

  • Founder LinkedIn

  • Founder email

  • Company name and website

  • 1-sentence business description

  • Fundraising stage (e.g. pre-seed, seed, etc.)

  • Fundraising progress (amount raised / raising)

  • Primary industry

  • Primary business model

  • Latest traction or revenue data

  • Pitch deck

Everything is collected through our standardised forms — so it’s clean, consistent, and ready to browse.

Do accelerators or venture studios count as investors?

In most cases — no.

If you’re a paid accelerator or you don’t invest actual cash (only services or “credits”), we won’t provide access to our dealflow.

We prioritise investors who deploy capital, not just offer support in exchange for equity.