Pricing plans

Those are research databases you log into; this is a file that arrives, plus a searchable archive on Pro. They are broader and older than us and cover acquisitions, valuations and investor profiles that we hold nothing on. We wrote the comparison up properly, including the cases where the answer is to stay where you are.

Your plan starts and the card you added is charged: $399 a year for Radar or $990 a year for Pro, or the monthly rate if you picked monthly. Indian cards are billed in rupees at the prices shown above, GST included. We email you 3 days before that happens, and cancelling before the trial ends costs you nothing.

Because the trial is the real product, not a demo. During a Radar trial you get 2 weekly issues capped at 50 rows each; a Pro trial opens the whole app with 100 credits and exports switched off. You can cancel in one click from the billing portal at any point.

Yes, from your account or the Stripe billing portal, without contacting us. Cancelling stops all future charges. You keep access and your weekly file until the end of the period you have already paid for.

No. All payments are final, which is exactly why every plan carries a 14-day free trial and a 3-day warning email before the first charge. That is the evaluation window. We do refund duplicate charges and anything billed after a cancellation was correctly recorded, no argument. Full terms are on the refund policy page.

Every company with a funding round announced in those 7 days. A typical issue runs about 272 companies. Each row carries the company, website, description, industry, location, employee band and founded date; the round's date, type and amount; total raised and round count; named investors where the round disclosed them; and a founder with a verified email address where we hold one. Delivered as both CSV and XLSX.

Radar has no archive: it starts the week you subscribe and accumulates from there. Pro opens all the history we hold, 62,032 companies and 84,072 rounds, filterable by date range, so "everyone who raised a Series A in January" is a two-click query rather than a wait.

We publish the real numbers rather than a checkmark. Across companies funded in the last 8 weeks, 69% come with a named founder and a deliverable email address, and 86% carry named investors. Across the whole archive, 58% have a contactable founder. We have never held phone numbers for anyone and do not claim to.

On Pro, 1 credit unlocks one company record, or exports one row, or makes one API call. All three count the same so the meter stays easy to reason about. You get 3,000 a month, re-unlocking a company you already opened this period is free, and unused credits do not roll over.

For teams that need something the two self-serve plans do not sell: a dataset cut to a specific brief, research on a market or a set of investors, a delivery schedule of your own, or data pushed into your own systems. Pricing starts at $499 a month and depends on the scope. Tell us what you need and a person replies within one business day, with a sample before you pay anything.

The database and every page on this site rebuild weekly. The most recent round we hold is dated 2026-10-01.

Yes, and you do not have to ask: if your browser reports an Indian time zone the prices above are already in rupees, 18% GST included in the price shown. We bill Indian cards in rupees because an India-registered business is not allowed to charge them in dollars, so a dollar payment would simply decline. If you are in India and still see dollars, email support@fundediq.co and we will set you up by hand. Monthly rupee plans renew automatically and start with the 14-day trial. Annual rupee plans are above the ₹15,000 limit Indian card rules set on automatic debits, so they work differently: you pay for the year upfront at checkout, and each renewal arrives as an invoice you pay with your bank OTP. Nothing is ever debited without you.