Pricing

Choose the size of your fundraise

Round.Guru pricing is based on the size of each fundraising campaign. Start small or systematically cover a much larger investor universe to build fundraising momentum.

You keep investors you've already discovered even after the campaign ends.

Free

Try Round.Guru on a real campaign.

5
funding targets per campaign
~15 investor contacts*
$0
  • Full fundraising workflow
  • Keep every investor you discover
Start for free

Raise

For focused fundraising campaigns.

300
funding targets per campaign
~900 investor contacts*
$83 / monthSave 16%
billed as $249 every 3 months · per active campaign
  • Full fundraising workflow
  • Keep every investor you discover
Start your raise
$249 charged every 3 months

Pro

Popular

For a serious, full-market fundraise.

1,000
funding targets per campaign
~3,000 investor contacts*
$166 / monthSave 16%
billed as $499 every 3 months · per active campaign
  • Full fundraising workflow
  • Keep every investor you discover
Build your pipeline
$499 charged every 3 months

Scale

For maximum investor coverage.

2,000
funding targets per campaign
~6,000 investor contacts*
$250 / monthSave 16%
billed as $749 every 3 months · per active campaign
  • Full fundraising workflow
  • Keep every investor you discover
Run a full-scale raise
$749 charged every 3 months

Pricing is per active campaign.

A funding target is a fund, accelerator, family office, or independent angel. Multiple contacts at the same fund count as one target.

You may run multiple campaigns simultaneously. Each active campaign has its own plan and capacity. Archived campaigns stop billing and keep everything.

*Estimated number of reachable investor contacts; varies depending on fund composition.

From targets to conversations

From first reach-out to investment

Explore an illustrative funnel for each campaign size. More targets can mean more opportunities, but not a guaranteed outcome.

01First reach-outs
1,000

One per funding target

~3,000 initial emails sent (no follow-ups included)

02Interested replies
30–100

3–10% of reach-outs

03Possible calls
11–35

~35% of replies

04Active discussions
4–12

~35% of calls

05Investments
2–5

Illustrative interest

17–42% of discussions
0.2–0.5% of reach-outs

Lower estimatePossible range to upper estimateModeled median

Gornall & Strebulaev’s research reports responses of up to 17% for the strongest pitches. We assume 3–10% interested replies, approximately 35% of replies leading to calls and 35% of calls leading to active discussions for planning; these are our assumptions, not figures measured by Gornall and Strebulaev. The initial stage assumes about 3 initial emails per funding target (follow-ups not included) — the same per-target figure behind the contact estimates shown on the tariff cards. For 300 targets, we instead illustrate 10–30 replies, 5–14 calls (about 48% of replies), 2–5 discussions and 1–2 investments. The other investment ranges are illustrative too. Overall bar heights use a compressed scale for legibility, while the colored portions within each bar are linear. The marked number is a modeled median from a lower-weighted triangular distribution, with the most likely value at the lower estimate—not an observed median. Investment percentages compare both investment bounds with the upper discussion estimate, pairing the upper bounds in the optimistic scenario; they are not measured conversion rates.

Figures are indicative only and are not a forecast or guarantee. Actual outcomes depend on fit, pitch, timing and follow-up and may differ substantially. Round.Guru accepts no responsibility for outcomes implied by this illustration; a campaign may result in zero calls or investments. Funding targets are capacity, not automatically sent messages.

FreeRaiseProScale
Funding targets per campaign53001,0002,000
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