Find Investors. Close Your Round.

Start by building a targeted list based on your stage and industry — not a generic spreadsheet of every VC you've heard of. TurboFund lets you search 30,000+ angel investors and 10,000+ VCs — with 250K+ total contacts — filtered by check size, stage, industry, and investment history. From there you can reach out via LinkedIn or Twitter (included on every profile), or use verified emails on Pro to contact investors directly.

TurboFund includes 30,000+ angel investors and 10,000+ VCs, angel groups, accelerators, incubators, and family offices — with 250K+ total contacts across the ecosystem. Every profile shows past investments, industry focus, stage, check size, and social profiles. Pro unlocks verified emails for 250K+ contacts across the entire database.

Angel investors write personal checks — typically $10K–$500K — at the earliest stages (pre-seed and seed), often before you have significant traction. VCs invest institutional money and usually come in at seed or Series A with more formal due diligence. If you're raising your first round, angels are almost always your first call. TurboFund covers both.

You get full access to the platform for 14 days — no credit card required. Explore the investor database, search filters, pipeline tools, and upgrade to Pro anytime during your trial to unlock verified emails and direct outreach. After 14 days, pick the plan that fits: Basic at $20/mo or Pro at $50/mo.

No. TurboFund is a flat monthly subscription — $20/mo for Basic, $50/mo for Pro. No equity, no success fee, no percentage of your round. Cancel anytime.

Crunchbase and PitchBook are research tools built for enterprise teams — analysts, corporate development, and large funds. TurboFund is built specifically for founders actively raising: a curated investor database you can actually act on, plus a pipeline to track every conversation, outreach templates, and direct email access. It's a fraction of the cost and built for how founders actually fundraise.

TurboFund's outreach and CRM features require Gmail or Google Workspace. Most startups use Workspace (e.g. name@yourstartup.com). Outlook, Yahoo, and other providers are not currently supported.