A fund you have a line to. A thing you’ve already been through. A service your company could trade. List one, and the room opens.
A partner you pitched, a fund that backed you, an angel you worked with. A founder matched to them can ask you for the intro.
You raised a seed. You hired a designer. You closed your first enterprise deal. Somebody here is doing it for the first time this week.
Your company does something. So does theirs. Design hours for a data feed, dev time for a fintech intro — no cash, no invoice.
That’s the whole deal. One fund, one skill, one service — any of the three, and the room is yours. Most founders don’t know a fund. Most founders know something.
A founder is matched to a fund you know, or picks a skill you listed, or wants what your company makes. They see that it exists. Never your name.
They send their card and one line on what they need. Up to ten open asks at a time on a paid plan, two on the free one, so nobody floods the room.
Yes puts you both in a chat. Pass sends no reason and no name. Nothing happens without you.
Every founder on AdPerch gets a board of funds that fit their raise. Most of those doors are cold. This is the one that isn’t.
They see that a founder here knows the fund, never your name. You see their company card and one sentence. Your name crosses only when you say yes.
Your relationship stays yours. AdPerch never messages the fund about your path.
Your board has cold doors too. Somebody here knows one of them.
Every AdPerch account includes Community. No card, no company needed.
A fund, a skill, or a swap. Town Square, the co-founder pool and Percy come with it.
Join ↗Founders in the open — who is building what. You choose what of yours appears there, one thing at a time.
Browse founders looking for the other half of their team. Saying something is the Co-founder Matching plan.
Gigs and talent: startups post what they need, people post what they offer.