For startup founders

Reach investors who are already looking.

Every investor states what they fund before they ever appear in your feed. You see fit before the first message, so your raise starts from real footing instead of a cold pitch.

Teams contact 66 investors per raise for just 38 meetings, with cold-outreach replies averaging 3.4%.

02 · The cost of the search

Where a raise actually goes.

Fundraising time is not mostly spent negotiating. It goes on finding investors, waiting on replies, and qualifying fit that was already visible on paper.

A raise today

01

Building the list

1–2 wks
02

Outreach to 66 investors

2–5 wks
03

38 meetings, qualifying fit

3–7 wks
04

Materials and diligence

1–3 wks
05

Terms, legal, close

2–6 wks
Total9–23 weeks

With Safqos

01

Building the list

Same day
02

Reaching them

1–7 days
03

Qualifying fit

1–7 days
04

Materials and diligence

Same day
05

Terms, legal, close

2–6 wks
Total2–7 weeks

The front end collapses from 7–17 weeks to days. Almost all of the 2–7 weeks left is terms, legal and close, which happens between you, the investor and the lawyers. Safqos has no role there and does not claim to shorten it.

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Sent. Nothing back.
0
Investors contacted per team, on average
0
Meetings set from that outreach
½
Of a working week, per a 2025 founder survey

Figures from DocSend's pre-seed fundraising research: The pre-seed round in 2022–23, 66 investors contacted producing 38 meetings; cold-outreach reply-rate benchmarks, 3.4% average in 2026; Angel Investment Network founder survey, 2025, founders giving over half their week to fundraising, and more than three quarters reporting they have been ghosted. Per-phase splits are indicative; sources publish totals and outreach counts, not a phase breakdown. Safqos has not launched, so no measured time saving is claimed here.

03 · The engine

Know the investor before the first message.

Every investor is on the record before you reach out. You see fit, their declared focus, and whether they are actually deploying, so you never pitch blind.

Fit, before you write anything

How closely they match the round you're running

Fit measures stage, sector, structure and check size against what an investor declared, before they ever appear in your feed. A high score means the basics already line up.

Their criteria, on the record

A declaration, not a guess from a portfolio page

Every investor states what they fund before they appear in your feed. You are reading what they wrote, not inferring a thesis from a podcast episode.

Symmetric

They read a Risk Signal computed from what you submit

The same way you read their Fit Score, they read a Risk Signal built from your submitted financials and disclosures, itemized, not asserted, on either side.

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Morgan Capital Partners
San Francisco, CA · Operator-investor · 96% complete

Fit with your raise94%
Stage
Seed
Sector
B2B SaaS
Check size
$250K–$2M
Structure
SAFE
Deploying nowActive 2 days ago

04 · The vault

Your materials, gated until it's mutual.

Your deck, financials and data room sit in one gated place. Nothing opens until both sides accept a mutual NDA, and you decide what's on each side of that gate.

The deal card
Business, industry, location, and the terms you're seeking
Visible
Revenue and valuation
Shown as declared, so a counterparty can judge relevance
Visible
Messaging
Three messages each before an NDA, then the thread opens
3 each
Financial statements
NDA-gated by default, per document
Locked
Pitch deck & data room
You set it to gated, open, or private
Locked
The deal card
Business, industry, location, and the terms you're seeking
Visible
Revenue and valuation
Shown as declared, so a counterparty can judge relevance
Visible
Messaging
The thread opens, and anything you set to auto-send goes with it
Unlocked
Financial statements
Open, watermarked while that setting is on
Open
Pitch deck & data room
Released per counterparty, not once for everyone
Open

Every document starts NDA-gated by default. Watermarking is on by default and ties an opened document to the viewer. An AI review of financials and data rooms is built and running against sample documents, switched off for member documents during the beta, and nothing of yours goes to an AI provider until it is switched on.

05 · Say goodbye to

Six things that go.

Cold outreach that goes nowhere

66 approaches for 38 meetings, and reply rates averaging 3.4%.

Investors who already declared your stage

They state stage, sector, structure and check size before they appear in your feed.

Meetings that were never going to work

Finding out on the call they don't fund your stage, sector or deal size.

Fit settled before anyone books time

A Fit Score against your actual round, so the mismatch is visible on the card.

Not knowing who is actually serious

No way to separate an investor deploying this quarter from one taking meetings.

A declared timeline and last activity

Status sits on the profile, so silence isn't the thing you learn from.

Chasing down documents

The same financial summary sent three times across email, DocSend and Dropbox.

Documents that arrive on connection

Tick what auto-sends, and the other side has it the moment you connect.

Managing five different platforms

One tool to find investors, another to message, another for files.

One place, from discovery to the room

Feed, messaging, NDA, vault and pitch rooms are the same product.

Starting from zero every raise

A new list, new outreach and the same research, every single time.

A profile that keeps working

Your declared criteria keep matching you while you get back to building.

06 · Close

The grind, behind you

Cold outreach, the same story told a hundred times, weeks lost to lists that never became meetings.

The fit, ahead

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