For founders
Find investors for your startup
What you get
A pitch investors can filter for
Your listing carries your raise size, stage, country, sectors and a traction headline, so investors searching on those terms can find it.
You control the deck
Visitors see a short public summary. The deck, images and private files are released only to investors you approve.
Direct conversations
Approved investors can message you on the platform. There is no middleman between you and the investor.
Help writing it
An AI assistant drafts your title, summary, traction line and tags from your own notes. You edit and approve everything.
Feedback on your deck
Upload your deck for an AI review: a score out of 10, nine criteria and specific suggestions. The feedback is private to you.
One fee, no commission
You pay a single listing fee based on the size of your raise. We do not take a share of anything you raise.
How to publish your pitch
- 1
Create your account and company profile
Tell us about your company: name, country, stage and website.
- 2
Write your pitch
Add what you are raising, your sectors, traction and a public summary. Use the AI assistant if you want a first draft.
- 3
Pay the listing fee
Fees depend on how much you raise. Paying buys your listing; investors see it once the platform opens to everyone.
- 4
Add your deck and approve investors
Upload a deck, then approve or decline access requests. Approved investors can open your files and message you.
Listing fees
One-off, in US dollars, based on the amount you are raising. Pre-launch: about 20% off until 30 November 2026. Buying a listing and being visible to investors are separate. You can buy and prepare your listing before public launch; investors can browse and request access to listings once the platform opens to everyone.
Under $250k
$99$79
$250k to $1m
$299$239
$1m to $5m
$499$399
$5m and above
$799$639
How a listing works
- The fee is paid once per pitch, and paying buys your listing. Investors see it from public launch. There is no commission on anything you raise.
- You can have up to two live public pitches at a time.
- We do not currently set an automatic end date on a listing, so the fee is not a subscription and there is no renewal charge.
- Editing a live pitch, closing a completed round or republishing is not self-service yet. Email hello@backed.ventures and we will help.
- If a payment is refunded, the pitch returns to draft and is no longer visible to investors.
What Backed.Ventures does and does not do
We advertise your pitch and make introductions possible. We are not a broker or adviser, we do not hold funds, we do not check the claims in your pitch, and we cannot promise views, introductions or investment. Investors are responsible for their own due diligence, and so are you. Read the Terms of use for the full picture.
Fundraising insights
Analysis of where fundraising wastes founders’ time, and what to do about it.
Founder questions
How much does it cost to publish a pitch?
A one-off fee based on how much you are raising. Standard prices are $99, $299, $499 and $799 for raises under $250k, $250k to $1m, $1m to $5m and above $5m. Pre-launch prices ($79, $239, $399 and $639, about 20% off) apply until 30 November 2026. Founding-member early access prices ($89, $269, $449 and $719, about 10% off) apply from 1 December 2026 until 19 January 2027. Standard prices ($99, $299, $499 and $799) apply from 20 January 2027.
Do I have to upload a pitch deck?
No. You can publish a public summary, then add a deck, images or a video link when you are ready. Investors can only open a deck after you approve them.
How many pitches can I have live?
Up to two live public pitches at a time.
Are AI deck scores shown to investors?
No. The AI score and feedback are for you, to help you improve the deck.
Can I get a refund?
Fees are non-refundable once a pitch is published, except where the law requires or we decide otherwise. See the Terms of use.
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