1
Create your listing
Six short sections in your own words: what you do, the problem, what you've built, traction, the team, what the money is for. Upload your plan and deck; paste a link to a two-minute video.
How it works
Investors make the first move. Founders choose.
The whole journey, both sides, in plain English.
For founders.
Twenty minutes to list. Then investors come to you.
2
We review it
A person reads it. If something is missing or unclear we tell you. Once it's right it's approved for promotion through our regulatory host and goes live to certified investors — with the approval reference shown on the listing.
3
Interest arrives
Investors who like what they see express interest, usually with a note about who they are and what they back. You see it in your inbox with their certification status.
4
You choose
Accept and a private conversation opens; decline and they are told politely. You never have to pitch anyone who didn't ask, and nobody can message you first.
5
Indications
An interested investor can indicate an amount. It's non-binding — a signal to start the paperwork, which happens off-platform between you and them.
6
Updates
Post progress to everyone who matched. Good updates turn interest into money; we prompt you for them.
For investors.
Certify once. Then swipe.
1
Certify
Tell us whether you're a professional, certified high net worth or self-certified sophisticated investor and sign the statement. Two minutes. A person reviews it, usually within a working day. It lasts twelve months.
2
Discover
Every live opportunity, one at a time: the cover, the pitch, the numbers, the story, the deal room with documents and video. Heart it or pass. Nobody pitches you.
3
Match
The founder sees your interest and decides. If they accept, a private conversation opens and you can indicate an amount when you're ready.
Why investors go first.
Founders who can be cold-pitched get buried, and investors who can be cold-pitched switch off. Making the investor move first fixes both: every conversation on Find starts because someone with money looked at a business and wanted to talk. Founders only ever hear from people who are eligible, real and keen.