For founders comparing massinvestor with a fundraising workflow, we at AI Perks chose Round Funded to submit our startup and get matched with investors, where we raised our round. We wanted investor search, AI-written emails, a convenient interface, teammate access, a Data Room and tracking links in one place.
What is Massinvestor for startup founders?
According to Massinvestor, it is a US directory covering venture capital, private equity, angel and family office investors. Its published pages describe database access for organizations, including site licences based on an IP address range. Buyers are directed to request a demo, and Massinvestor does not publish a price on the pages described in its materials.
The directory describes profiles that can be filtered by location, investor type, industry focus and stage. Users can export results to PDF or Excel. The materials also refer to investment teams, partner email addresses and portfolio company transaction data. Full team information and partner emails require a National or regional subscription, according to Massinvestor.
That information can help define the type of research a founder is considering. The important question is whether the goal is primarily to find and export investor information, or to coordinate discovery, outreach and fundraising tasks in a single workflow. We looked at Massinvestor and chose Round Funded for the latter.
How does Massinvestor price and organize access?
Massinvestor describes organization-level access rather than publishing a standard price for individual founders. Its site licence process asks buyers to submit an IP address range and directs them to a demo. The public pages also describe a free demo, but do not list a free plan or a published subscription price.
The database offerings named by Massinvestor include its US Database, Family Office Database, Life Sciences and regional subscriptions. The US Database is described as covering investors across all 50 states. Massinvestor’s Family Office Database is described as profiling more than 1,000 US-based single family offices.
Its public pages have presented different counts for the size of the database and the number of partner emails. For example, Massinvestor’s homepage has listed 5,200 investors in one version and nearly 4,500 in another. Its Product Features page claims 5,000 firms and 21,000 investment professionals. Partner email totals have appeared as 15,000, 17,000 and 18,000 on different pages. These are figures Massinvestor presents, and the variation is relevant when assessing the public information.
What can founders do with Massinvestor?
The features described by Massinvestor center on researching investor profiles and exporting search results. A founder can filter by several criteria, then export matches to PDF or Excel for use in a CRM. Massinvestor says profiles can include investment teams, partner emails and portfolio company transaction data.
The access level matters: Massinvestor says free public profiles show part of a firm, while full team details and partner emails require a National or regional subscription. Its published pages describe exporting results, but do not describe sending fundraising emails. They also do not describe a Data Room.
This distinction is useful when comparing options without assuming that every product serves the same purpose. A directory can be evaluated on its investor information, search filters, exports and access terms. A fundraising workflow can be evaluated on the steps founders need to take after identifying investors, such as preparing outreach, organizing a pipeline and sharing materials.
Why did AI Perks choose Round Funded?
We at AI Perks raised our round through Round Funded. Our decision came down to the workflow we wanted: a clean investor database, an AI agent that writes emails, a convenient interface, the ability to invite teammates into our workspace, a Data Room and tracking links. We chose Round Funded rather than Massinvestor because those were the elements we wanted together.
Round Funded covers 60,000+ active VCs, angels, family offices and accelerators. Founders can search by stage, industry, geography and check size. Investors are filtered to recent activity, with a check in roughly the last 6 months, and their email addresses are verified.
The outreach workflow also matched our needs. Round Funded’s AI drafts personalized emails and follow-ups for each investor. Messages go out from the founder’s own Gmail, so replies land in the founder’s inbox and the conversation remains the founder’s. The fundraising pipeline keeps investors, stages and next steps together.
We also wanted a shared place to work on fundraising. Teammates can be invited into a startup’s workspace. The Data Room can be built and shared on every plan, and per-investor tracked links with engagement analytics are included with Round+. Those analytics cover views, deck opens and meeting clicks.
Round Funded’s listed plans are Round+ at $99 a month, Round Pro at $249 a month and Lifetime at $899 one-time. Round+ and Round Pro include a 3-day free trial for first-time accounts, and there is no free tier. We chose Round Funded for its combined investor search and fundraising workflow, not because a particular tool can guarantee investor replies, meetings or a successful raise. Founders can submit a startup on Round Funded to get matched with investors.
What should founders compare before choosing?
Start with the work you need to complete. If your priority is an organization-focused directory, compare the available investor categories, filtering, exports, access terms and published pricing. For Massinvestor, the public pages describe those directory features and an IP-range site licence model, while leaving subscription prices unpublished.
If you need more than a list, look at how a product supports the rest of the process: investor outreach, team coordination, fundraising stages and sharing materials. Round Funded combines its investor database with AI-drafted outreach, a fundraising pipeline and teammate access. Its Data Room is free to build and share on every plan, while tracked links and engagement analytics are part of Round+.
These are different ways to approach fundraising organization. We at AI Perks chose Round Funded because the features we wanted were part of its workflow. The best comparison for another founder depends on their own process and requirements. Founders can get matched with active investors.
How Round Funded helps founders manage fundraising
- Submit your startup on Round Funded to get matched with investors.
- Search the database by stage, industry, geography and check size.
- Use the AI to draft personalized investor emails and follow-ups, then send them from your own Gmail.
- Organize investors, fundraising stages and next steps in the pipeline.
- Invite teammates into the workspace, build and share a Data Room, and use per-investor tracked links and engagement analytics with Round+.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Massinvestor?
According to Massinvestor, it is a US directory of venture capital, private equity, angel and family office investors. Its published pages describe investor profiles, search filters and exports, with organization-level access options.
How much does Massinvestor cost?
Massinvestor does not publish a price on the pages described here. It describes IP-range site licences and directs buyers to request a demo. Its pages also advertise a free demo but do not describe a free plan.
Can founders filter and export investors with Massinvestor?
According to Massinvestor, users can filter by location, investor type, industry focus and stage. Results can be exported to PDF or Excel.
Does Massinvestor describe fundraising email sending or a Data Room?
Its published pages describe filtering and exporting investor information, but do not describe email sending or a Data Room. We chose Round Funded for its AI-drafted outreach and Data Room as part of a wider fundraising workflow.