See the reason they fit.
Connect what you’re building to their past investments, market focus, and thesis.
23,805 investor records. Your shortlist awaits.
Find investors by what they’ve backed, the markets they focus on, and how their thesis fits your startup.
You set the direction. backs.vc does the matching. You choose the next move.
Describe your product, customers, market, and related companies. Confirm the practical details of your raise.
We assess thesis alignment, sector focus, and relevant investment history, alongside stage and geography.
Read why a fund fits, open its contact route, and keep track as you save, apply, or pass.
Connect what you’re building to their past investments, market focus, and thesis.
Find a named partner, a published email, or a direct application route.
A partner to approach
John BorthwickManaging Partner · BetaworksSave promising funds, track applications, and pass on the rest.
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Betaworks example from saved research · September 2026. Contact details vary by investor.
Investor research and funding programmes, organised around your next step.
Look for investors with relevant portfolio companies, a connected thesis, and a focus on your market.
Explore grants, accelerators, and fellowships alongside investors. Review the requirements before applying.
Inventory as of 26 September 2026. Research and contact coverage vary; some fields are not yet known.
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From the first filter to the next follow-up.
Describe your product, customers, market, and related companies so matching reflects what you’re building.
Find alignment across investment thesis, sector focus, and similar or adjacent companies they’ve backed.
See the companies they’ve backed, the thesis they state, and the sources behind the match.
Find published emails, partner LinkedIn profiles, and application routes where available.
Review grants, accelerators, and fellowships, with known terms and application details.
Save the promising funds. Mark applications. Pass on the ones that don’t fit.
A prioritised shortlist, the reasons behind it, and the available ways to reach out.
Research depth and contact availability vary by investor.
Understand the data behind your matchesPractical resources you can use before you start.
Check your profile, evidence, and outreach essentials.
A short, editable structure for your investor introduction.
Read the scores, check the sources, and spot the unknowns.
The details behind the shortlist.
Your startup’s website. You’ll review the extracted profile and fill in missing details before scanning. Matching considers your product, market, related companies, and fundraising context.
No. The directory is broader than the researched set. Evidence and contact details vary, and some records remain thin or unclassified. Check the source details and unknowns before you reach out.
We look for a connection between your startup and the investor’s stated thesis, sector focus, and investment history—including similar or adjacent companies where the evidence is available. Stage and geography help check suitability; they are only part of the picture.
No. A score describes fit with your startup, based on the available evidence. It is not a funding probability or a promise of interest.
You choose who to approach and send your own pitch. LinkedIn links open partner profiles; they don’t access your network or arrange introductions.
Yes. There are 96 programme records, with funding terms, deadlines, and application links where known. Check the official programme page for current eligibility and dates.
Not yet. The planned price is $79 once. The product is in preview and paid checkout is still being built.
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