The investor database built for founders raising money
Search 319,967+ verified angel investors, venture capitalists, and funds — each with a verified email and LinkedIn profile. Filter by stage, sector, geography, and check size, then build a targeted outreach list in minutes. Free plan, no credit card.
Angel/VC figures are profiles explicitly tagged as such; the full 319,967+ also includes institutional and untagged investor profiles you can filter by stage, sector, and check size.
What is an investor database?
An investor database is a searchable directory of the people and firms that fund startups — angels, venture capitalists, and institutional funds — together with the details you need to reach them: verified email, LinkedIn, stage and sector focus, typical check size, and location. Instead of scraping LinkedIn or buying a stale spreadsheet, you filter a live, continuously-verified directory down to the investors who actually match your round.
Datapile maintains 319,967+ such profiles across 85 countries, with strong depth in the US, Europe, MENA, India, Southeast Asia, LATAM, and Africa.
How founders use it
Build a targeted list
Filter by stage, sector, geography, and check size to get the investors who fund companies like yours — not a generic export.
Get verified contacts
Every match carries a verified email and LinkedIn, so you can go from research to outreach without guessing addresses.
Reach out directly
Export your shortlist and run cold outreach (our free email generator drafts the first message).
Track the market
See who is actively deploying capital in your geography via live funding rounds and quarterly reports.
Founder-priced, not enterprise-priced
The legacy data platforms are built (and priced) for sales teams. Datapile is a flat $49–$99/month for founders. Honest comparisons:
Datapile vs Crunchbase
Crunchbase alternatives →Crunchbase publishes Starter/Pro tiers and a sales-quoted Enterprise tier (see crunchbase.com/pricing for current numbers). Personal contact data is generally a higher-tier feature. Datapile is $49–$99/month flat with full contact data included on every paid tier.
Datapile vs PitchBook
PitchBook alternatives →PitchBook is sold via sales calls; pricing is not published and is typically structured per seat and per enterprise license (contact pitchbook.com for a quote). Datapile is $49–$99/month flat with public, self-serve pricing.
Investor database FAQ
What is an investor database?
An investor database is a searchable directory of angel investors, venture capital firms, and their partners — with the details a founder needs to reach them: verified email, LinkedIn, stage and sector focus, check-size range, and location. Datapile lets you filter that directory to a targeted shortlist in minutes instead of scraping LinkedIn by hand.
Does the database include verified email addresses?
Yes. Each profile carries a verified work email and LinkedIn URL where available, so you can export a shortlist and start outreach directly rather than guessing addresses.
How much does it cost?
There is a free plan (no credit card), and paid plans are flat — $49/month (Starter) and $99/month (Pro) — with unlimited searches. No carry, no per-deal fees, and no five-figure enterprise contract like the legacy data platforms.
How is this different from Crunchbase or PitchBook?
Crunchbase and PitchBook are company/funding databases built for sales teams and analysts. Datapile is built specifically for founders raising money — a focused investor-contact database with direct emails, priced for a founder rather than an enterprise.
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