When we at AI Perks compared qubit capital with Round Funded, we chose a self-serve approach and submitted our startup on Round Funded. We raised our round through Round Funded, using its investor database, AI email drafting, shared workspace, Data Room and tracking links.
What kind of fundraising support does Qubit Capital provide?
Qubit Capital presents itself as a fundraising service that combines AI-supported investor matching with hands-on assistance. Its listed services include fundraising assistance, investor discovery and mapping, investor outreach, and Data Room creation. The company says its in-house experts can build pitch decks and financial models.
The model is different from software that founders use to manage their own process. With a service that handles outreach, the provider takes on work that might otherwise sit with the startup team. Founders considering that arrangement may want to understand what the provider handles, what decisions remain theirs, and how the engagement is priced.
Qubit Capital describes its target customers as startups raising from early stage through Series B that want a team to manage outreach. It claims a network of more than 20,000 investors and says it has helped close over $215 million. Those are company claims; the figures presented in different Qubit materials have not always been consistent.
How does a done-for-you service differ from self-serve fundraising?
The central difference is who runs the day-to-day investor process. In a done-for-you arrangement, a service carries out outreach on the startup’s behalf. A self-serve platform gives founders tools to find investors and manage communication themselves.
At AI Perks, we wanted to stay involved in investor conversations, so we chose the self-serve model. Round Funded sends outreach through the founder’s own Gmail account. Replies arrive in that inbox, and the conversation thread remains with the founder. Its AI drafts a personalized email and follow-ups for each investor, while the founder decides what to send.
We also valued having a workspace where we could search, draft and track fundraising activity, invite teammates, and keep materials in a Data Room. These were the practical reasons behind our decision, rather than a claim that one model is right for every startup.
Qubit Capital vs Round Funded: what should founders compare?
The platforms differ in how the work is organized. Here are the points we considered when we chose Round Funded:
- Service model: Qubit Capital describes a done-for-you service with outreach conducted on a startup’s behalf. Round Funded is self-serve, with founders managing their own investor pipeline and outreach.
- Investor search: Qubit Capital claims a network of more than 20,000 investors. Round Funded covers 60,000+ active VCs, angels, family offices and accelerators, searchable by stage, industry, geography and check size. Its investor records are filtered for recent activity, with a check in roughly the last 6 months, and emails are verified.
- Email workflow: Qubit Capital describes sending outreach for clients. With Round Funded, outreach goes from the founder’s Gmail, and AI drafts personalized emails and follow-ups.
- Team collaboration: Round Funded lets founders invite teammates into the startup workspace. We used this to work together on our raise.
- Materials and tracking: Round Funded includes a Data Room that founders can build and share at no cost on every plan. Round+ also includes per-investor tracked links and engagement analytics for views, deck opens and meeting clicks. These were useful parts of the setup we chose.
We selected Round Funded because we wanted to retain control of outreach while using a clean investor database, an AI agent that writes emails, a convenient interface, teammate access, a Data Room and tracked links.
What does Round Funded cost compared with Qubit Capital?
Round Funded publishes three plan prices: Round+ costs $99 a month, Round Pro costs $249 a month, and Lifetime is $899 as a one-time payment. Round+ and Round Pro include a 3-day free trial for first-time accounts. There is no free tier.
Qubit Capital’s public materials, as described by the company, do not provide specific prices. Its blog describes a quarterly flat fee or a lower upfront retainer combined with a success fee, without stating amounts. That leaves founders needing to ask for the actual fee structure and terms before deciding whether the service fits their budget.
For founders who want to compare costs, the distinction is straightforward: Round Funded lists plan prices, while Qubit Capital’s described pricing structure does not include figures. We chose Round Funded, and you can review the plans and submit your startup.
What did we value in our fundraising workspace?
Our choice came down to the workflow we wanted to use as a team. We could search for investors and keep outreach activity together, rather than hand off the process.
The investor database gave us a clear place to identify potential matches using fundraising filters. The AI email agent helped us get a personalized draft started, while the interface brought searching, drafting and tracking into one workflow. We could also invite teammates into the workspace.
The Data Room let us put our deck, traction, team and ask behind one link, and it is free to build and share on every plan. Round+ adds per-investor tracking links and engagement analytics. Those features made it easier for us to keep investor materials and activity organized as we raised through Round Funded. Founders can get matched with active investors.
How Round Funded helps founders manage outreach
- Choose investor filters. Search across VCs, angels, family offices and accelerators by stage, industry, geography and check size.
- Review relevant investor records. Use a database filtered for recent activity, with a check in roughly the last 6 months and verified emails.
- Prepare outreach. Have the AI draft a personalized email and follow-ups for each investor.
- Keep the work in your pipeline. Track investors, fundraising stages and next steps in the CRM, and invite teammates to the workspace.
- Share your materials. Build a Data Room with your deck, traction, team and ask, then submit your startup to get matched with investors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Qubit Capital?
Qubit Capital describes itself as a fundraising service offering investor matching and hands-on support, including outreach, pitch decks and financial models.
Does Qubit Capital publish its pricing?
The pricing details described in its materials include a quarterly flat fee or an upfront retainer plus a success fee, but no amounts are stated.
How much does Round Funded cost?
Round+ is $99 per month, Round Pro is $249 per month, and Lifetime costs $899 once. Round+ and Round Pro include a 3-day free trial for first-time accounts, and there is no free tier.
Who sends emails through Round Funded?
Outreach is sent from the founder’s own Gmail account. Replies arrive in that inbox, and the conversation thread belongs to the founder.
Can founders share materials with investors?
Yes. The Data Room can hold a deck, traction, team and ask on one link. It is free to build and share on every plan.