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For founders raising capital

Raise from investors who are writing checks right now.

OmniLead finds funds and angels from their SEC Form D filings, shows why each one fits your round, and runs the outreach and pipeline so you can spend your time in meetings, not spreadsheets.

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A fundraising pipeline in OmniLead with columns Researching, Contacted, Replied and Meeting, each showing the total check size, and investor cards with last touch and next task. Below it, a sequence builder with three email steps, a pre-launch checklist and a live preview.

Example dataPeople, firms and filings shown are fictional.

How it works

The investors workflow, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Describe your round

    Stage, sector, raise amount and location. OmniLead turns it into a match profile you can adjust.

  2. 02

    Find active investors

    Search funds and angels by the Form D filings they've made, with check size and recent activity.

  3. 03

    Reveal and verify

    One credit reveals a contact. Each shows where it was found and whether it's safe to send to.

  4. 04

    Send and track

    A three-step fundraising sequence goes out from your mailbox. Replies move investors along your pipeline.

Templates

Start from a template, not a blank page.

Saved searches and sequence templates for the work you do most. Edit them or start your own.

Saved searches

  • Seed funds active in B2B software

    Stage: seed · Sector: software · Filed in the last 12 months

  • Series A climate investors

    Stage: Series A · Sector: climate

  • Healthcare angels and syndicates

    Type: angel, syndicate · Sector: healthcare

Sequences

  • Seed intro

    Short intro with traction, one follow-up with the deck, and a closing note

    3 steps

  • Warm-intro request

    Ask a mutual connection for an introduction to a specific partner

    2 steps

  • Investor update follow-up

    Re-engage investors who passed earlier with your latest numbers

    2 steps

Why OmniLead

Built on records you can check.

Filings, not guesses
Investors come from SEC Form D filings, so you see who has raised or deployed capital recently. Each links to the filing on sec.gov.
A match score you can read
Scores are deterministic and show their weighted breakdown: stage, sector, check size and recency. No black box.
Outreach that respects inboxes
Sending windows, daily caps and one-click unsubscribe come standard, so a cold round doesn't turn into a burned domain.

FAQ

Common questions.

What is a Form D, and why does it matter?

Companies and funds raising money under Regulation D exemptions file a Form D with the SEC, usually within 15 days of the first sale. Funds file them when they raise, which makes recent filings a strong signal of who has fresh capital to deploy.

Does Form D include investors' emails?

No. Form D lists related persons such as executive officers and managing members. OmniLead finds contact details on the fund's own public website and shows that source separately.

Does it cover investors outside the US?

Form D covers US offerings, including foreign funds raising from US investors. Coverage of investors who never raise in the US is limited, and we say so rather than fill the gap with guesses.

Can investors find me too?

On Growth and above you can publish an opportunity profile visible to investors on OmniLead. Contact details are shared only after both sides accept a double-opt-in intro.

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