Round Funded

Raise Money from Angel Investors on Autopilot

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Raise Money from Angel Investors on Autopilot

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Raise money from 60,000+ active vetted investors. Find accelerators worth applying to, send pitches, track replies, and close your round.

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Most founders think fundraising is pitching. It is not. Pitching is the one hour that feels like work. The raise is the other 80: rebuilding the list, 40 tabs, guessing who still writes pre-seed checks, sending, getting silence, updating the sheet, doing it again tomorrow. That routine is the raise. The meetings are what survives it. I got sick of watching that loop from both sides. Founders lose weeks to busywork that should be a filter. Angels get 50 decks that are not even their stage. So I built the platform I wanted in the middle. Round Funded is investor matching for pre-seed and angel: 60k+ investors, stage and sector, a data room, so the first send is the right 50, not a scraped 400. Fundraising is super easy when the machine does the routine and you only talk to people who can actually write the check. Anyone can raise 👉 https://roundfunded.com If you have raised, you know the part I mean. What ate the most hours: the list, the research, or the follow-ups? 👇

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Round Funded came directly from our own experience raising.

We found our first angel investor through cold outreach, but it took us months of searching, pitching, following up, and keeping everything organized.

We built Round Funded to compress that process. What took us months to get started, you can now set up in an afternoon: find relevant investors and accelerators, start outreach, and track replies all in one place.

We built the tool we wish we had when we started.

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29d ago

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4d ago

How long should a pre-seed elevator pitch actually be?

On Round Funded, an elevator pitch should usually take about 30 to 60 seconds long enough to make the problem, customer, proof, and ask memorable, but short enough to invite a real conversation. The goal is not to compress your entire deck into a monologue. Lead with the painful problem, name the specific buyer, add one credible signal, and finish with what you want next. I use the elevator pitch tool to turn those inputs into a clean starting draft: https://www.roundfunded.com/en/t.... Then say it aloud and cut every sentence that does not earn its place.

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4d ago

How Round Funded builds an elevator pitch before the first call

Most founders write the elevator pitch the night before the call. Round Funded builds it earlier, from the same facts an angel will ask in the first sixty seconds.

You enter the problem, who feels it, what you sell, and the traction line that is already true. The elevator pitch generator turns those into a spoken draft you can say without a deck open: hook, problem, solution, why now, ask. It cuts the feature dump and the vague TAM line that eats the first minute. The mechanic is structure, not copy polish. You leave with a pitch you can deliver before the Zoom loads.

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4d ago

How do founders turn a 10-slide deck into a 60-second pitch?

Turning a 10-slide deck into a 60-second pitch is an editing exercise, not a speed-reading exercise. Start by keeping only the problem, target customer, unique insight, traction, business model, and ask. Give each idea one plain-English sentence, then connect them into a story: painful problem, better approach, proof, and next milestone. Round Funded recommends testing the draft aloud and removing jargon, setup, and any slide that does not change the listener s understanding. The elevator pitch tool can help shape the first version here: https://www.roundfunded.com/en/t.... Aim for clarity, not completeness.

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4d ago

How long should a pre-seed elevator pitch actually be?

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4d ago

How Round Funded builds an elevator pitch before the first call

Most founders write the elevator pitch the night before the call. Round Funded builds it earlier, from the same facts an angel will ask in the first sixty seconds.

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4d ago

How do founders turn a 10-slide deck into a 60-second pitch?

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