Raised is live: the AI fundraising CRM for founders
Built because our own fundraising spreadsheet fell over at investor number forty. What ships today, what it costs, and what it deliberately is not.
4 min readUpdated August 2026

Raised is live. The AI fundraising CRM for founders: your whole raise - pipeline, meetings, warm intros, updates, documents - in one place, with an AI that keeps the round moving while you build the company.
It exists because of a spreadsheet. Mid-raise, ours fell over somewhere around investor number forty: stages went stale, follow-ups leaked, and a partner who had said "keep us posted" waited five weeks for a post. The tools on offer were either enterprise relationship platforms priced for the other side of the table, or general CRMs that needed a week of configuration we did not have. So we built the thing we needed, and then kept building it.
What ships today
- Pipeline. Every investor in a ranked list or kanban across the stages a raise actually has: Lead → Contacted → Meeting Scheduled → In Diligence → Committed → Invested or Passed. What each stage means.
- Tiers. An hourly job re-scores every investor into Tier 1-3 from stage, momentum and sentiment, so Monday starts with a list of twenty, not a scroll of 120. How tiering works.
- Meetings. Import from Google Calendar, add notes or a transcript, and AI meeting analysis returns a summary and a sentiment read - including what "great, keep us posted" tends to mean.
- Follow-ups. After a positive meeting, the follow-up task creates itself - "Send them an update", due in three days - because rounds leak in the gap after the meeting, not in the meeting.
- Warm intros. Import your LinkedIn network and Raised maps intro paths - connections, mutuals, the shortest credible route - to every investor on your list.
- Updates. Log what you send, or point the AI at a date range and get an update drafted from your actual activity.
- Funds, enriched. Every investor belongs to a fund; AI enrichment fills in both sides.
- Documents. A deck builder and a term-sheet builder, stored server-side, next to the pipeline they serve.
- Chat. An AI fundraising assistant grounded in your pipeline, meetings, updates, documents and open tasks.
- Dashboard and export. The whole raise on one screen, and your data exportable in full - this is your raise, not our hostage.
Pricing
One plan, total access: $39 a month, or $299 a year (save 36%). No seats, no tiers, no "book a demo". Get started at app.raised.capital.
What Raised is not
It is not a promise that software raises money - the meetings still do that, and the funnel maths is still unforgiving. It is not a general CRM; when your round closes and you need a sales pipeline, export and go with our blessing - we wrote up honestly where the alternatives win. And it is not finished. The roadmap is long, and the fastest way to shape it is to email general@raised.capital with the thing your raise needs.
If you are mid-raise: import your list tonight, connect the calendar, and see your tiers scored by morning. If you are three months out: even better - start the pipeline before you need it.
Raise smarter with Raised. Built by a founder, mid-raise, for the next one.
Raised launch: common questions
What is Raised?
Raised is an AI fundraising CRM for startup founders. It runs the whole raise in one place - investor pipeline, meetings with AI analysis, warm intro paths, investor updates, tasks, and a deck and term-sheet builder - with automatic tier scoring to keep your attention on the right investors.
How much does Raised cost?
One plan with total access: $39 a month or $299 a year, which saves 36%. There are no seats or feature tiers. Get started at app.raised.capital.
Is Raised a web app or a mobile app?
Raised is a web app. There is nothing to install and no app store between you and your pipeline - it runs wherever your raise does.
Who is Raised for?
Founders actively raising or preparing to - pre-seed through Series A. It is deliberately not built for VC funds tracking deal flow; the enterprise relationship platforms serve that side of the table.
Raised is a fundraising CRM, not a law firm or a broker. Nothing on this page is legal, tax or investment advice. Take the round documents to a lawyer before you sign them.
Georgi, founder of Raised. He built it after running a raise out of a spreadsheet that fell over somewhere around investor number forty.
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