See who is backing companies like yours, and what those rounds look like.
FundedIQ is the startup funding intelligence platform, with data on 61,835 funded startups. Founders use it to draw up an investor list from rounds that actually closed, and to sanity-check a raise against companies at the same stage.
Radar and Pro start with a 14-day trial. A card is required to start it and nothing is charged until it ends.
How founders use it
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Keep the companies that look like yours
Each file lists the companies that raised, with industry, stage, location and employee band on every row. Sort it down to your sector and stage and the rest drops away.
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Write down who keeps showing up
Where a round disclosed its investors, the names sit on the company. A firm that appears in your sector month after month is writing cheques there now, which is more useful than a directory entry saying it might.
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Benchmark before you set a target
Round amounts at your stage, in your sector and region, tell you what a normal raise looks like. The free listing pages for each sector and stage publish the median round size as well.
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Watch competitors, then sell to peers
A competitor's raise appears with its amount and date. Funded companies in adjacent sectors are also prospective customers, and their founders' names and contacts are on the row.
The fields that matter to you
The firms active in your space, taken from announced rounds rather than a self-reported profile.
Round size and stage at companies like yours, for setting a target you can defend.
Narrows the list to the sector a given investor is actually backing.
Many funds invest close to home. City and country show where they do.
Compares your team size with companies that raised at the same stage.
Founders who raised recently are often the best people to ask about a firm.
Also on the row
- Company name and one-line description
- Website and company LinkedIn
- Founded date, where held
- Monthly web traffic, where held
- Open roles, where held
- Total raised and round count
- Verified emails and LinkedIn profiles, where held
Which plan fits
Radar
Best fitEvery newly funded startup, the week it raises.
or $399 a year
One file of every newly funded company each week, with the round, the investors where disclosed and founder contacts. Enough to follow your sector and spot who is active.
Try Radar freePro
The whole database, searchable.
or $990 a year
Add this when you need history: every round a firm appears in, or how round sizes at your stage have moved over the last two years.
Try Pro freeCustom
Data and research built to your brief.
Sales-led, no trial
For a one-off brief, such as the firms that backed companies in your sector and stage over a set period, prepared for you.
Tell us what you needFull plan details and annual savings are on the pricing page.
Questions founders ask
Will FundedIQ help me get funded?
It gives you a better-informed list of who to approach and what size of round to ask for. It does not introduce you to anyone, and nothing here can tell you whether a firm will take the meeting.
Which plan should a founder start with?
Radar, in most cases. A file each week is enough to follow a sector, and it costs less than Pro. Move up when you want to search the archive, for example to list every round a specific firm took part in.
Can I look before I pay?
Yes. Every sector, country, city and stage has a free listing page with its most recent funded companies and median round size. Both paid plans start with a 14-day trial; a card is needed to start it and nothing is charged during it.
Look at the free data first
Median round size and the newest raises, per sector.
What seed, Series A and later rounds look like right now.
Who is raising in your market, and how much.
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