FundedIQ
Fundraise Insider alternative

Pay once, or keep paying. Both are defensible.

Fundraise Insider sells the funded-companies list as a single payment with no subscription, hand-verified, covering North America and the UK. FundedIQ sells it as a global subscription with a searchable archive. Neither is obviously right, and the answer depends on how often you actually prospect.

Fundraise Insider pricing and features on this page were verified on 2026-08-22 . Every figure links to its source.

The short answer

Choose FundedIQ when

You prospect continuously, you sell outside North America and the UK, or you want to filter and export the archive rather than work from a delivered list.

Choose Fundraise Insider when

You want one purchase and no renewal, you only sell into North America and the UK, and hand-verified contacts matter more to you than volume or search.

What usually decides it: whether this is a project or a habit.

Side by side

FundedIQ against Fundraise Insider. Their figures are sourced and dated at the foot of this page.
How you pay The real difference between these two Subscription: $19/mo or $99/yr. One payment, no subscription, on every plan. [src]
Entry price $19/mo $149 once [src]
Archive access $99/mo, 60,564 companies, searchable $279 once, or $299 with the feed [src]
Geographic coverage Yes Global, no restriction. Partial North America and the UK only. [src]
Contact verification Graded email confidence, automated. Undeliverable addresses are excluded. Verified by hand, which is a stronger claim than ours. [src]
Searchable workspace Yes Filters, sort and export on Pro. No The list is the deliverable. [src]
Keeps updating after you pay Yes A new issue every Monday for as long as you subscribe. Partial The Yearbook tier includes weekly leads "for life". [src]
Named investors 60% of recently funded companies. Not stated Not stated on their pricing page.
Try before paying Yes 14-day trial, card required, cancel in one click. No One-time purchase, so nothing to trial.

This week's issue, as it stands

The clearest way to compare two funded-company lists is to look at one. Here is ours as it currently stands, read live from the database.

228 companies and 228 rounds dated 2026-08-10 to 2026-08-14. The largest are shown; the file has all of them.

Read from the live database when this page was built. It moves every Monday.

Where Fundraise Insider is the better choice

  • You do not want a subscription. Every plan they sell is a single payment, and we have no equivalent.
  • You sell only into North America and the UK, in which case their narrower scope is focus rather than a gap.
  • Hand-verification matters more to you than volume. They check contacts by hand; our email confidence is graded automatically.
  • You want the back catalogue as a one-off purchase rather than paying monthly to keep access to it.

What we do not do

  • One-time purchases. Everything we sell is a subscription.
  • Hand-verify every contact. Our email confidence is scored, not manually checked.
  • Guarantee a contact for every company, on either plan.
  • Offer a lifetime archive licence.

Choosing between the two

Which is cheaper?

Depends how long you need it. Their Full Stack is $149 once; our Alerts plan is $99 a year. If you need funded companies for one campaign, theirs is plainly cheaper. If you need them every week indefinitely, the comparison turns on whether their "for life" feed keeps pace.

Do they cover the same companies?

Not quite. They state North America and the UK only. Our archive is global, which is an advantage if you sell into Europe or Asia and irrelevant if you do not. We hold 60,564 companies and 82,802 rounds in total.

Is their data better?

On one measure, plausibly yes. They say every contact is verified by hand. Ours is graded automatically by email confidence, with undeliverable addresses excluded. Hand-verification at their volume is a stronger claim than anything we make.

What do I get that a one-time purchase does not give me?

A searchable workspace and exports on Pro, global coverage, and a file that keeps arriving every Monday with named investors attached where we hold them. Whether that is worth a subscription is a real question and depends on how often you prospect.

Can I try FundedIQ first?

Yes, 14 days with a card, cancel in one click from any email. A one-time purchase has nothing equivalent, which cuts both ways: no trial, but also no renewal to forget about.

Related

Where these Fundraise Insider figures come from

Every claim on this page about Fundraise Insider was read from a page they publish, on the date shown. Nothing here is estimated. Where they do not publish something, this table says so rather than guessing.

Full Stack $149 one time “Full Stack is the weekly feed on its own.” Fundraise Insider pricing page 2026-08-22
The Archive $279 one time “The Archive is the back catalogue on its own.” Fundraise Insider pricing page 2026-08-22
Yearbook $299 one time “Yearbook is both, for $20 more than the archive by itself.” Fundraise Insider pricing page 2026-08-22
Billing model Single payment “Every plan is a single payment with no subscription.” Fundraise Insider pricing page 2026-08-22
Coverage North America and UK “Companies are headquartered in North America and the UK.” Fundraise Insider pricing page 2026-08-22
Contact verification By hand “Every contact is verified by hand and sourced from public funding announcements.” Fundraise Insider pricing page 2026-08-22
Searchable app Not offered “Compare plans All three plans, side by side” Fundraise Insider pricing page 2026-08-22

Fundraise Insider and all other product names on this page are trademarks of their respective owners, used here to identify the products being compared. Prices are as published on the dates shown and may have changed since. Links to Fundraise Insider are provided so you can check for yourself.

14-day free trial · Cancel anytime

Global, searchable, and it keeps arriving.

60,564 funded companies and 82,802 rounds, with a new issue every Monday.

Alerts from $19/mo · Pro from $99/mo. Card required, nothing charged until day 15, and we email you 3 days before that.