FundedIQ
For investors

Source deals and watch rival portfolios from one funding archive.

FundedIQ is the startup funding intelligence platform. It holds data on 61,835 funded startups and 83,790 rounds since February 2020, searchable by sector, stage, geography and round date.

Radar and Pro start with a 14-day trial. A card is required to start it and nothing is charged until it ends.

How investors use it

  1. 01

    Turn the thesis into filters

    Set the sectors, stages and countries you invest in, then add a round-date window and an amount range. The filters sit in the URL, so a partner opens the same view you see.

  2. 02

    Read the round history

    Each company carries every round we hold. The gap since the last round and the step-up in size are the first read on who is due to raise again, which is when a follow-on conversation starts.

  3. 03

    Check what other firms are backing

    The search box matches investor names as well as company names. Type a firm and you get the companies whose announcements named it, along with whoever else came into those rounds.

  4. 04

    Hand the list on

    Export the result as CSV or XLSX for a market map, or let your platform team pull the same rows into the CRM through the REST API or the MCP server.

The fields that matter to you

Every funding round with its date, stage and amount

Timing and size of each raise, the raw material for follow-on timing and market maps.

Total raised and round count

A quick read on how much capital a company has absorbed before you take a call.

Named investors, where the round disclosed them

Who else is in the cap table, as far as announcements say. Useful for co-investor discovery.

Industry

The thesis filter. Combine it with stage and country to scope a sector.

Founded date, where held

Separates a young company raising early from an older one raising late.

Founder and executive names and titles

The founders you would actually take the first meeting with.

Also on the row

  • Company name and one-line description
  • Website and company LinkedIn
  • Headquarters city, state and country
  • Employee band
  • Monthly web traffic, where held
  • Open roles, where held
  • Verified emails and LinkedIn profiles, where held

Which plan fits

Radar

Every newly funded startup, the week it raises.

$49 / month

or $399 a year

A file of each new batch of funded companies. Good for keeping a pulse on new rounds, but there is no archive to search back through.

Try Radar free

Pro

Best fit

The whole database, searchable.

$149 / month

or $990 a year

Sourcing and portfolio tracking need history. Pro is the plan with the full archive, filters, every round per company and API access.

Try Pro free

Custom

Data and research built to your brief.

From $499 / month

Sales-led, no trial

For a brief you would rather hand over: a market map of one sector, or a tracked set of named portfolios, prepared on the schedule you set.

Tell us what you need

Full plan details and annual savings are on the pricing page.

Questions investors ask

Can I see which companies a particular firm has backed?

On Pro, the search box matches investor names, so a firm's name returns the companies whose announcements named it. That depends on what each announcement disclosed, so treat the result as a lead list rather than a complete portfolio.

How far back does the data go?

The archive starts in February 2020 and holds 83,790 funding rounds. Pro searches all of it. Radar covers the newest companies only.

Which stages are covered?

Announced rounds from pre-seed and seed through late-stage venture, plus debt and grant rounds where they were announced. A round that was never made public will not be here.

Can we pull the data into our own tools?

Yes, on Pro. The REST API and MCP server return the same rows as the app and are metered in the same credits. Exports come as CSV or XLSX.

Look at the free data first

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