Are Datapile's fundraising tools free?

Yes. Investor Match, the AI cold email generator, and our other founder tools are free to use. You only sign up when you want to unlock investor contact details.

What is the Investor Match tool?

Investor Match asks four questions — your stage, sector, geography, and target check size — and instantly returns the VCs and angel investors in our database that fit, with firm names visible.

Do I need an account to use the tools?

No account is needed to use the tools and see matching investors. You only create a free account to reveal verified email addresses and contact information.

Free Founder Tools

Free Tools to Help You Raise

Datapile gives founders five free fundraising tools — Investor Match, an AI cold email generator, a VC email finder, a fundraising readiness score, and a dilution calculator. Each one is powered by our database of 100,000+ verified investors.

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Investor Match

Answer 4 quick questions about your startup and instantly see the VCs and angels that fit your stage, sector, geography, and check size.

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AI Cold Email Generator

Generate a personalized investor outreach email with subject lines and market positioning in seconds.

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VC Email Finder

Look up a firm or partner and reveal their verified work email. Find the right inbox before you pitch.

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Fundraising Readiness Score

A 2-minute quiz that scores how ready you are to raise — deck, traction, and ask — with a full report.

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SAFE & Dilution Calculator

See exactly how much equity you give up across SAFEs and priced rounds, including option-pool impact.

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Ready to start your raise?

Search 100,000+ verified VCs, angels, and family offices with direct contact information and check-size focus.

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