Listings open November 2026
How TheAngel works
Founders list their raise in a standard format, with a deck score and an indicative valuation range. Angels tell us their thesis and get an alert when a matching listing goes live.
For founders
From reservation to investor interest
One-off plans from $27 per listing. The first 50 Growth listings get the Basic price. Compare listing plans
Join the waiting list
Join the waiting list and tell us which plan interests you. We email you when listings open on 1 November. The first 50 Growth listings get the Basic price.
Now
Submit
Upload your deck, traction and the terms of your raise. You receive a deck score and an indicative valuation range.
From November
Go live
Your deal page is published for 60, 90 or 120 days, depending on your plan.
Plan length
Hear from investors
Matched investors are alerted. Track views and interest; Growth and Featured add lead delivery and meeting booking.
While live
For investors
From thesis to matched deal flow
Angels and family offices tell us what they invest in once, then hear about listings that fit. More on deal alerts
Set your thesis
Tell us the sectors, stages and cheque size you invest in. It takes under a minute.
Get matched alerts
From November, we alert you when a listing that fits your thesis goes live.
Review and connect
Read the standard deal page and register your interest with the founder.
What every listing shows
The same structure on every deal page, so investors can assess and compare companies quickly.
Deck score
A score against a consistent framework, shown as a badge on the listing.
Indicative valuation range
An automated range based on stage, traction and sector. Indicative only.
Traction
Key metrics with the date they apply to, marked as founder-reported or verified.
The ask and terms
How much is being raised, the minimum ticket, the instrument and its terms.
Use of funds
How the round will be spent, broken down by category.
Cap table and risk flags
A cap table summary and flags such as short runway or unverified traction.
Our role, and its limits
What TheAngel does
- Publish every listing in the same structure, so companies can be compared like for like
- Score each deck against a consistent framework and show an indicative valuation range
- Alert investors when a listing matches their sector, stage and cheque size
- Show founders how many investors viewed their listing and registered interest
What TheAngel doesn’t do
- Give investment advice or recommend specific companies
- Guarantee that a listing will raise, or that an investment will make money
- Treat deck scores or valuation ranges as formal valuations. They are indicative tools
Early-stage investing is high risk. You could lose all the money you invest, and shares in early-stage companies are usually hard to sell. Always carry out your own due diligence.
Listings open in November
Reserve a listing if you’re raising, or sign up for deal alerts if you’re investing.