Fundraisly
A fundraising agent that does the cold-emailing and calendar-chasing for you — instead of a founder manually hunting for investors and sending the same pitch email fifty times, Fundraisly finds the right people, works out how you're already connected, and
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Description
Raising a funding round involves a lot of unglamorous legwork: figuring out which of thousands of investors would actually care, finding a warm way in rather than a cold email into the void, and then following up relentlessly. Fundraisly automates that legwork specifically — it matches founders to relevant investors, checks your existing network (LinkedIn, Gmail, Outlook) for a warm introduction path, and runs the outreach campaign itself.
Fundraisly is an AI fundraising agent that matches founders with investors by stage, market, and geography, maps warm-introduction paths through a founder's existing LinkedIn, Gmail, and Outlook connections, and runs targeted cold outreach for investors outside that warm network, aiming to book 10-50 qualified investor meetings within 90 days. It also layers in ex-VC guidance on pitch decks, data rooms, valuation, and deal structure, plus weekly pipeline review calls. It was founded by Serg Safonov, previously a founder at Savvy, under the tagline "Built by Founders, for Founders," and prices across a wide range of tiers from roughly $99/month up to $30-50K for the highest tier — the exact tiering structure and what each level includes isn't entirely clear from the homepage alone, so it's worth a direct conversation to understand what you'd actually be buying at a given price point.
💬 Our review
The short version: Fundraisly is trying to compress the two hardest parts of fundraising — finding the right investors and getting a response — into one product, and the warm-introduction mapping through your existing network is the feature that differentiates it from a plain cold-outreach tool.
Compared to a deck-scoring and matching tool like VC Boom, Fundraisly goes further into full-service territory with weekly pipeline calls and embedded ex-VC guidance, which likely explains its much wider and higher price range (up to $30-50K at the top tier, versus VC Boom's flat $297-1,497/month). That breadth is exactly what makes the pricing structure hard to parse from the homepage alone — with tiers spanning two orders of magnitude, you genuinely need a sales conversation to know what you'd get at your specific budget, and the $1.1B aggregate raised across 200+ startups (a plausible ~$5.5M average per startup) is a marketing figure, not a guarantee of your own outcome.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Plusieurs paliers, de ~99$/mois jusqu'à 30-50k$ pour le niveau le plus élevé — structure exacte peu claire sans contact direct
Pros
Cartographie les introductions chaudes via le réseau existant (LinkedIn, Gmail, Outlook)
Guidance ex-VC incluse (deck, data room, valorisation)
Appels de suivi hebdomadaires sur le pipeline
Fondateur expérimenté (ex-fondateur de Savvy)
Cons
Structure tarifaire peu claire, écart énorme entre paliers (99$ à 30-50k$)
Chiffres globaux (1,1Md$ levés) non vérifiables par fondateur individuel
Taille exacte de la base d'investisseurs non explicitement chiffrée