Research and Identify the right VCs, cuz not all VCs are a fit; target those that align with your stage e.g pre-seed, seed sector e.g., AI, fintech, etc.... and geography. check here to see the ones that aligned with your project; 🔗 vcsheet(.)com NB: remove the bracket

startup fundraising is an elegant limbo of high touch relationship building combined with systematic investor matching. here are the latest tools to navigate the startup-investor ecosystem: @MetalRaise (freshly out of @speedrun) helps you pinpoint investors who’ve backed startups like yours and reveals warm intro paths VCsheet (by @RohdeAli @Julian @matvogels) curates funds by stage, geography, and thesis @NFX (via Signal) maps your founder–VC network and surfaces intro paths @OpenVC_ gives you a broad, filterable VC directory @Mattermark lets you layer in firm & company metrics to vet your shortlist @ctd_ai reveals hidden relational intelligence via email / network @Foundersuite combines investor directory fundraising CRM outreach tools @AngelList offers tools for early-stage fundraising, syndicates, cap table & equity management @gustly supports startups in incorporation, governance, investor relations, and access to angel networks start with data-driven filtering, then lean hard on warm intros. use tooling to narrow, not replace, your judgment. what other tools have been helpful in your fundraise? (shout out @ArjunDArora for help with this post)

VCsheet by @Julian @matvogels is a great resource

VCSheet is incredible. Thank you for putting together.

3/15 – The team behind VCSheet also created SeedChecks, allowing founders to get their deck in front of 16 investors at once.

2/15 – A tweet from @Julian introduced me to VCSheet, which is a super helpful resource. Follow the link below for breakdowns like: • funds that lead pre-seed • most prolific pre-seed funds • funds by geography • funds by industry vcsheet.com/