Fundraising

Raise like
you've done it before.

Pick your round and get the checklist investors at that stage expect. Draft the documents from your own numbers, share a first look widely and open diligence only to the investors who earn it.

Your raise in RoundRoom

From first look
to term sheet.

  1. 01

    Pick your round

    Pre-seed, seed, bridge, Series A or later, plus your sector. Get the checklist investors at that stage expect.

  2. 02

    Build the room

    Upload what you have and generate the rest, from round summary to KPI write-ups.

  3. 03

    Share a first look

    Deck, one-pager and round terms for every investor, with diligence held back.

  4. 04

    Open diligence

    Move serious investors to diligence and the model, cohorts and cap table unlock for them.

Read the room

See who's leaning in
before the partner meeting.

Page-level reading time shows which investors studied the model and which skimmed the deck. Alerts tell you the moment a room is opened or a question arrives.

Keep it consistent

One model,
every room.

Update the financial model once and every investor's room follows, or waits for your approval. No more sending v7 to one fund and v9 to another.

Questions

Asked often.

Is it worth it for a pre-seed round?+

A pre-seed room is small: deck, demo, founder bios and clean basics. RoundRoom keeps it light and makes sure the essentials, like IP assignment and the cap table, are ready before anyone asks.

Can each investor get their own room?+

Yes. Spin investor-specific rooms off a master room, or use one room with staged access. Both keep files in sync.

Do investors pay or need accounts?+

No. Investors open a link; there are no guest fees.

Your next raise or exit,
accounted for.