RaiseHunt (official homepage:https://raisehunt.com/）是一个 AI-powered fundraising platform, mainly for startup founders who need to find investors. According to official information, its goal is to integrate "finding investors, optimizing pitch materials, matching investors, outreach, and follow-up" into one tool.
Purpose and Positioning Officially, founders often encounter four types of obstacles: not knowing where investors are, contact data decaying every year, being unsure which investors are suitable for them, and how to manage the outreach process. RaiseHunt attempts to cover these steps with one set of tools, reducing the need to switch between multiple tools.
Main Capabilities
- Investor database: 135,152 investors can be filtered by stage, industry, geography, focus areas, and other criteria. Officially, profiles include their contact information and past investment records, and support one-click viewing of colleagues at the same institution or similar investors.
- AI investor matching: AI cross-analyzes the startup with 135,000+ investor profiles, ranks them by match level, and gives a data-based reason for each match.
- Pitch deck review: After uploading a deck, AI reviews it the way investors read it, scores the story and numbers, marks weak slides, and points out what needs to be revised before sending.
- Personalized and automated outreach: Officially, each email is automatically written based on the startup profile and that investor's investment logic, and is sent from the user's own inbox during the investor's working hours, with support for queued follow-ups.
- Fundraising CRM: All fundraising activities are centralized on one board. Investors who are emailed are automatically added, and cards move with open and reply status, making it easy to view fundraising progress.
How to Use Officially described as five steps:
- Set up the startup: paste the company website or pitch deck, and AI generates an investor matching profile; it can also be filled in manually, taking about two minutes to complete once.
- View matched investors: open the app to see the best matches selected for the startup from 135K+ investors; advanced search can also be used to find them yourself by stage, industry, geography, and other criteria.
- Get the deck into an investor-readable state: AI reviews it and gives revision suggestions.
- Outreach and follow-up: send personalized emails from your own inbox and follow up, with opens and replies tracked centrally.
- Build a pipeline: add interested investors to the fundraising CRM and track every step from first contact to term sheet. Officially, there is also a way to get up to 50 AI-matched investors for free: paste the startup website, and after AI reads it, it selects matches from 135,152 investors.
Use Cases For those currently fundraising and needing to find angel investors, venture capital, private equityFounders of investors such as equity, micro VC, corporate VC, family offices, accelerators, etc. Officially, the database is said to cover all stages from pre-seed to growth, spanning 31,000+ institutions.
Restrictions and Notes
- The official statement explicitly says it does not take a share of financing proceeds, uses a fixed monthly subscription with no contract; the free version Scout has no time limit, Raise is billed from the day of subscription and can be canceled at any time in the account, and after cancellation access is retained until the end of the billing cycle; Scale is sold by contract and requires coordination with the team.
- The official statement says data will not be sold or shared with third parties, transmission uses TLS encryption, and data is hosted on secure infrastructure with access controls.
- The official reminder is not to send spam to investors; outreach should be done carefully.
- Regarding specific pricing, feature differences between tiers, the accuracy of AI matching, supported languages and regions, data update frequency, etc., the materials do not currently provide this.
Overall, RaiseHunt combines an investor database, AI matching, pitch material review, email outreach, and a fundraising CRM to help founders centrally manage the fundraising process; actual results and the details of each tier should be based on subsequent official information.
