For founders and growing companies.
Looking for investors or an equity partner, or for a co-founder to build with? They exist, including in the diaspora. We help you find them, and help you get it right.
What you’re looking for
Two ways we can help.
Looking for investors or an equity partner
You need capital from someone who also brings judgement and stays useful after the money lands.
What we do for you
- Getting the numbers and the story ready for an investor’s questions
- Introductions to investors who suit your stage and sector
- Advice on how much to give up, on what terms, and with which rights attached
Looking for a co-founder
You have the idea or the early business, and you need the partner who covers what you can’t do alone.
What we do for you
- Introductions to people whose skills complement yours, including in the diaspora
- Honest conversations about who owns what, and why
- Vesting and a founders’ agreement in place before there is anything to argue over
The first 10
Only 10 companies get this for free.
We read every registration and select the 10 strongest. Registering is how to be considered, not a guarantee of a place. Lawyers, accountants and other professionals charge their own fees.
What we’ll ask
Registering takes a few minutes.
1
Your company or idea
What you do, who pays for it, and why they’d choose you. A few sentences is enough.
2
Your numbers
Revenue and EBITDA last year, if you’re past the idea stage. A best estimate is fine, and the form explains what EBITDA means.
3
Your documents
If you have them: three years of financial statements, CVs, a business plan and a business model, as PDFs.
Want to see how an investor will look at you first? Read our honest checklist, and see the ways an investor can come in.
Be one of the first 10 companies.
Register your company, and we’ll review it for one of the 10 free places. If you’d rather invest, join the waiting list.