Investors looking to invest in Seed stage

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10K - 100K
Capital V is a venture capital firm based in San Francisco that invests in early-stage companies in the technology sector. The firm has invested in several startups, such as World Of Vegan, Capital V, and Nutrition Facts. Capital V is dedicated to creating a global ecosystem of entrepreneurs, in...
500K - 3M
Founded in 2018, NFP Ventures is a Venture Capital firm based in New York. The firm focuses on early-stage investments in healthcare, fintech, and media, and provides a suite of services including capital raising, strategic advice, and venture building. NFP Ventures has supported over a dozen co...
10K - 5M
Navus Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Maasland, Netherlands. Founded in 2013, they seek to invest in sustainable food and energy technologies, and specialize in early-stage investments in high-tech companies. They have a portfolio of 19 investments and have invested in a range of Isr...
500K - 6M
Moneta Venture Capital is a venture capital firm based in BneiBrak, Israel. The firm invests primarily in Fintech and Insurtech startups that incorporate data analysis, artificial intelligence (AI) and financial technologies. Founded in 2014, Moneta Venture Capital has invested in more than 30 s...
500K - 3M
MetaProp is a venture capital firm based in New York that focuses on the real estate tech industry. The firm provides research and insights to their partners and the PropTech community, and works with both financial and strategic investors to fund and support real estate startups. They also run ...
1M - 5M
Three.vc is an online venture capital platform that helps entrepreneurs and investors connect and collaborate. The platform provides access to a global network of investors and advisors, allowing entrepreneurs to find the best partners for their project, as well as access to resources and suppor...
200K - 1M
Metavallon is a venture capital firm based in Athens, Greece, that focuses on investing in early-stage technology startups. Founded in 2006, Metavallon has invested in over 50 companies across a wide range of sectors, including consumer technology, healthcare, enterprise software, and financial ...
50K - 1M
Unknown.vc is a venture capital firm focused on early-stage startups in the software, internet, and mobile sectors. They provide seed and Series A funding to startups, as well as mentorship and guidance to help them grow and succeed. They are also involved in the startup community, hosting event...
200K - 10M
Milltrust's private investments consist of a plethora of science-backed early-stage disruptive companies in the space of climate impact, healthcare, venture fund investments, single company co-investments, and the future of food. These investments are designed to generate strong risk-adjusted re...
1M - 10M
Cathay AfricInvest Innovation Fund is a joint venture capital fund between AfricInvest and Cathay Innovation, launched in 2019. The fund focuses on supporting startups and ventures in Africa that are looking to scale their businesses across the African continent and beyond. The fund has already ...
500K - 2M
42CAP is a Munich-based venture capital firm which invests in early-stage funding of data and technology based businesses. They initially invest 0.5 to 1.5m in seed-stage tech- and data-driven companies across Europe and Africa. 42CAP aims to provide businesses with access to capital, networks, ...
50K - 5M
Aperitivo is a venture capital firm based in Los Angeles, California. The firm focuses on early-stage investments in technology and media companies, providing capital, guidance, and resources to help entrepreneurs build and grow their businesses. The firm invests in companies across a wide range...
250K - 1M
Matchstick Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Minneapolis, Minnesota that focuses on investing in seed-stage startups. Founded in 2013, the firm helps founders strike by investing in their startups and providing mentorship, resources, and guidance. It has invested in over 100 companies,...
50K - 50K
MARL Accelerator is an accelerator and incubator based in Fremont, California. The firm seeks to invest in mobility, autonomy, and 5G technologies and offers its companies access to funding, mentorship, and resources. It has an accelerator program, a venture capital fund, and a corporate innovat...
200K - 800K
Macdoch Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Woollahra, Australia. Founded in 2011, Macdoch Ventures specializes in early-stage investments in digital media, communications, and technology. They invest in startups across the globe, with a focus on sectors such as software, mobile, Interne...
100K - 5M
Maersk is a global leader in the transport and logistics industry, providing customers with integrated end-to-end solutions. Their Growth portfolio focuses on developing innovative solutions to enable customers to grow their businesses sustainably. This includes providing digital logistics solut...
1M - 7M
Moderne Ventures is a venture fund that invests in tech real estate, mortgage, finance, insurance, and home service companies. Founded in 2015, the firm is based in Chicago, Illinois and provides funding and resources to help companies refine and execute their go-to-market strategies. The Modern...
50K - 250K
4F Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Costa Mesa, California. The firm invests in early-stage technology companies that are focused on scaling their businesses and achieving significant growth. 4F Ventures is focused on both the US and international markets, and has experience working w...
5M - 25M
Molten Ventures is a venture capital and private equity firm that provides capital, growth advice, and operational support to early-stage technology companies. Their areas of focus include internet, mobile, digital media, and software businesses. Molten Ventures' team of experienced entrepreneur...
100K - 250K
MAVA Ventures is a venture capital firm based in New York, New York. Founded in 2014, MAVA Ventures focuses on pre-seed and seed rounds for startups in the tech industry. The firm provides investments, advice, and partnerships for companies in the early stages of their development. MAVA Ventures...
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Structuring a seed fundraising round can be a complex process, but there are a few steps you can take to ensure a successful outcome.

Researching Potential Investors

The first step in structuring a seed fundraising round is to research potential investors. You'll want to look for investors who have experience in your industry or market and who are likely to be interested in your business. Some good sources for finding potential investors include:

  • Online databases like Capboard, Crunchbase or AngelList
  • Networking events and conferences
  • Referrals from other founders or investors in your network

Preparing Your Pitch Deck and Data Room

Once you've identified potential investors, the next step is to prepare your pitch deck and data room. Your pitch deck should be a concise, visual presentation of your business that highlights its strengths, market opportunity, and financial projections. Your data room should contain more detailed information about your business, such as your financial statements, customer data, and legal documents.

Negotiating the Terms

When negotiating the terms of your seed fundraising round, it's important to be clear about your goals and priorities. Some key terms to consider include:

  • The amount of money you're raising
  • The valuation of your company
  • The percentage of equity you're willing to give up
  • The rights and protections afforded to investors, such as board seats and veto power

Receiving the Term Sheet and Closing the Round

Once you've negotiated the terms of your seed fundraising round, the next step is to receive a term sheet from your lead investor. A term sheet outlines the key terms of the investment and serves as a basis for drafting the final investment agreement. Once you've received the term sheet, you'll work with your lawyer to finalize the investment agreement and close the round.

Tips for Approaching Seed Investors

  • Be prepared with a strong pitch deck and data room that clearly communicate your business's value proposition and growth potential.
  • Research potential investors to find those who have experience in your industry or market.
  • Be transparent about your business's strengths and weaknesses.
  • Be realistic about how much funding you need and how much equity you're willing to give up.
  • Be open to feedback and suggestions from investors.