FindFunding.vc

Overview

The database covers Pre-Seed through Series B and spans 2,200 funds and 9,966 investors across North America; 332 firms are verified by the firms themselves. That breadth gives users a substantial pool to explore, while firm-led verification offers a useful quality check without making every entry verified. FindFunding.vc says its lists and search use the same public Airtable-backed database.

Profiles can bring together headquarters, stage focus, lead or follow approach, check size, specialization, investing team, contact route, notable investments, and source links. The combination is useful for narrowing a prospect list and assessing fit, though the database’s stated scope does not extend beyond early-stage US and Canadian venture capital.

Key features

Search and discovery

Users can search by firm name and filter by relevant categories. Lists separate generalist firms by stage and lead-or-follow approach, and specialist firms by investment focus. HQ filtering and location pages such as New York and California support geographic discovery. This structure helps founders move from broad research to a more targeted set of firms, and gives investors a way to identify possible co-investors.

Profiles and record updates

Investor profiles provide additional detail, while firm profiles can include contact routes and investment history alongside mandate information. Users can add a missing record or use an “update entry” control to edit or verify one. Firm self-validation and verification checks and balances are intended to support data quality; the site does not make security or compliance certification claims. Investors needing certified controls should not treat these workflows as a substitute.

Pricing

FindFunding.vc has one plan: Free at 0.00 USD per free. It is free to use and described as an open-source database. There is no free trial because access is free. The plan includes investment activity data, portfolio company data, contact details, data export, and API access. No paid tier or separate quota is described, so it is a straightforward option for individual research as well as co-investor discovery. Data freshness is unspecified, so users should verify time-sensitive details before acting on them.

Platforms

FindFunding.vc is available on the web. The plan includes API access, but the product’s listed platform is web; API access should not be confused with a separately listed application platform.

Who it's for

Founders seeking suitable early-stage investors are the clearest fit, especially when they need to compare firms by stage, geography, check size, or specialization. Venture investors looking for co-investors can use the same filters and profiles to identify relevant firms. It is a poor fit for searches centered on later-stage investors, markets outside the US and Canada, or a requirement for stated data freshness or security certification.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Free access includes export and API access as well as investor, portfolio, activity, and contact data, making the database useful beyond basic browsing.
• Pros: Stage, geography, lead-or-follow, and specialization discovery can help users focus a search on firms whose mandates align with a financing need.
• Pros: Firm validation and user-submitted updates provide routes to correct or confirm records.
• Cons: Coverage is limited to early-stage VC in the US and Canada, from Pre-Seed through Series B, excluding other geographies and stages.
• Cons: Only 332 of the 2,200 listed funds are described as firm-verified, and data freshness is unspecified; users may need to confirm individual records.
• Cons: Verification workflows are not security or compliance certifications, so the database does not address those requirements.

Alternatives

For a broader investor database shortlist, compare the category before settling on a tool. Choose FundComb if you want free investor search, public profiles, and ranked lists without an account, paywall, or data limits; its API access is a managed beta for eligible users. VCPeer may suit readers who want advanced filters and comparison alongside a limited free research workflow, including 30 signed-in Ask answers per day, one watchlist, and three saved searches, with no exports on its Free plan. Choose Venture Intelligence if a weekly roundup of major deals and market developments is more useful than a firm-discovery database. Other options include Angels Partners, Capital Radar, CompStak, GPCA Data Room + LP Intelligence, and Harvey Knight Family Office VC Database.

Verdict

FindFunding.vc is a sound first stop for founders targeting US or Canadian Pre-Seed-to-Series-B investors and for VCs mapping potential co-investors. Its strongest case is the breadth of free discovery, profile detail, and export and API access; look elsewhere when your search extends beyond its regional or stage boundaries, or when certified security controls or clearly stated data freshness are essential.