Find investors, advisors and opportunities
Fundcomb is a free, streamlined search tool and network that helps connect startups, advisors, investors and opportunities in the most efficient way possible. There are many investors out there, and every one of them is different. Trying to find and match appropriate investors can be a frustrating and time consuming process, one that we have experienced first hand. We searched long and hard for a solution, but found existing resources were either too limited, too complicated, too expensive, or all of the above.
So we built one ourselves.
What we do
What we do
How we do it
How we do it
Who we are
Who we are
FundComb was founded by Jeremy Evans. Aside from running FundComb, Jeremy currently works from London for an Australian-based family office and consumer venture capital fund. Before that, he spent ten years in special situations investing, growth equity, and investment banking. See here for Jeremy's profile.
If you would like to work with us, help out, or just chat, please get in contact. Send Jeremy a message thorugh his FundComb profile, send him an email here or leave a comment below. We would love to hear from you!
FundComb was founded by Jeremy Evans. Aside from running FundComb, Jeremy currently works from London for an Australian-based family office and consumer venture capital fund. Before that, he spent ten years in special situations investing, growth equity, and investment banking. See here for Jeremy's profile.
If you would like to work with us, help out, or just chat, please get in contact. Send Jeremy a message thorugh his FundComb profile, send him an email here or leave a comment below. We would love to hear from you!
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you make money?
We don't. No advertising, no paid listings, and no fees whatsoever.
How accurate is the data?
We make no promises as to data accuracy (see question one), but we do our best. Each day we get more accurate as our team and trusted user base continues to add to and edit our dataset. In some cases, information is estimated where no trusted source exists. If you see a mistake, please go ahead and fix it. Or send us an angry email.
Why isn't [investor/advisor name] in the database?
Every investor and advisor in our database is uploaded by either our own team or our user base. This takes time. If you want to help, please go add an investor or advisor here - the process is fast and simple. Currently, we have most of the Australia and New Zealand funds (excluding firms that invest primarily in public equities) covered. We are expanding each day.
What does creating an account do?
Logged in users can save their favourite funds and searches, search more profiles, post deals, and contact investors and other members using our messaging platform. Many more benefits to come. Creating an account is 100% free. We don't send you ebooks or other spam. No catch.
Should funds with multiple groups be included in one or multiple entries?
This can be tricky. Our overarching policy is to keep things simple. We do not believe, for instance, in creating a new entry for every single fund raised by a large private equity firm (or which there can be 10's or 100's). Generally, if the fund reports into the same upper management, it should be kept as one entry (with multiple focus areas or geographies). The main exception is for venture capital focused arms of larger firms. For instance, Ellerston Capital in Australia has a venture focused arm named Ellerston Ventures. This is a separate entry in our database, because we believe early stage investing is a very different category to later stage investing.
Can I see your privacy statement?
Okay fine – no-one has ever actually asked us this, but here is the link. The summary is that we do not share or sell any user data to anyone. We use cookies in two ways. Firstly, we use Google Analytics for website traffic data, and secondly we use a service to generate location data that is used to pre-fill forms and reduce spam from other users registering false data. This data is not personally identifiable.