Fundraisly - AI fundraising agent that finds investors and books meetings

@artyom_zhuravlev We set up a CRM system as part of the full-service plan that contains your entire investor funnel, organized by stage, status, and engagement. It's designed specifically for fundraising workflows, not generic sales.

@artyom_zhuravlev We have the CRM in the system, that is fundraising-specific and contains info about investors and leads for the outreach. If you already have a workflow, we use that context during onboarding so existing conversations don't get duplicated.

@artyom_zhuravlev Appreciate the support!

@smetanka Yes, the lighter network analysis plan is built for that. It maps your existing connections to relevant investors and gives you a more focused funnel without running the full outreach campaign.

@smetanka Research-only is supported. The lighter plan exists for exactly that: mapping the network and seeing where the funnel sits before deciding how aggressive to get.

@smetanka Appreciate the support!

@smetanka thanks for the support Alex!

@smetanka thank you so much for your support!

@shishkinii Great question - and yes, we're deeply incentivized in every raise we work on.

Every campaign directly impacts our reputation, which means we only take on founders we genuinely believe in and go all-in when we do.

On the commercial side: right now our model is service-based (you pay for the platform and campaign execution). We're actively working toward a success fee structure, which is the natural evolution, but that requires us to obtain a brokerage license first. We're in that process.

@shishkinii Ivan, good question :) Feels like we managed to get to the heart of it.

@shishkinii Hey Ivan! Commercially, we currently operate on a service-based model (platform access and campaign execution), and we’re moving toward adding a success fee structure once we complete the required brokerage licensing process.

@alena_b Global: US, Europe, Israel, Southeast Asia, MENA, LATAM. If you're raising from European VCs or want a mix, we build your funnel accordingly. AI matches by geography.

@alena_b Appreciate the support!

@alena_b Thank you for your support Alena! We cover the worldwide fundraising market.

@alena_b thank you for your support!

@xanderiang You should have your deck ready. We focus on getting it in front of the right investors, not on creating the pitch itself. That said, because our team has reviewed thousands of decks, we often give feedback on positioning and messaging during onboarding. But our core value is the distribution machine, not deck design.

@xanderiang Thanks for the ask! A working deck has to be in place before outreach starts. We can flag obvious conversion issues in positioning or the ask, but we're not trying to replace a deck design or strategy process.

@okhlopkov That comes up regularly. We show the reasoning behind the list, then founders can approve, remove, or challenge targets before outreach starts. You can also add your investor list to the outreach campaign.

@okhlopkov We provide the rationale behind each investor match, and founders can review, edit, or remove targets before anything is sent—plus you can always add your own investor list into the campaign.

@systerr Appreciate the support!

@systerr Really appreciate it!

@systerr Thanks, means a lot!

@boris_adamyan Thanks so much!

@boris_adamyan Thank you Boris!

@boris_adamyan Appreciate you taking the time to support us, Boris!

@james_effarah1 Thank you, James! Fundraisly will soon be open to all founders, with optional support from our team of fundraising experts and former VCs.

@maple_shaw Really sharp question - signal decay is probably the most underrated problem in investor intelligence, and you're right that most tools just ignore it.

Honest answer: public signals do lag. A partner tweet about "excited to back fintech" is often a post-facto announcement, not a leading indicator. We can't fully escape that.

What we do: the agent runs continuous monitoring rather than a point-in-time snapshot - it's re-scoring investor activity on an ongoing basis as new signals surface (portfolio page changes, co-investment patterns, public statements, job postings at portfolio companies, etc.). So by the time you're ready to reach out, you're working off the freshest available read, not a 6-month-old crawl.

@maple_shaw Thanks for the question! Public investor signals often lag real activity, so a partner tweet or public statement is usually a trailing indicator rather than an early signal. To reduce this problem, our agent continuously monitors and re-scores investors using fresh data sources such as portfolio updates, co-investment activity, public statements, and hiring patterns, ensuring outreach decisions are based on the most current available intelligence rather than outdated snapshots.