India's First AI-Automated Fundraising Partner.

1000xFounder automates the entire fundraising process, end to end — you retain full control to execute your deal yourself. Here's what we handle:

1) Collateral preparation & live updates (Investor Memorandum & Dashboard)
2) MIS update
3) Creating the data room
4) Investor connect, with investors already on the platform
5) Scheduling meetings & recording minutes of meeting
6) Signing of the Term Sheet
7) Signing of the SHA (Shareholders' Agreement)

Your job is simply to provide accurate data — the platform handles the rest.

Four groups:

1) Investment Bankers who want to close 3x or more of the deals they're currently closing, by automating and organizing daily work across multiple live deals of ₹35 crore or less
2) CAs and Consultants who've never run a fundraise before
3) Founders who want to manage their own raise — from ₹1 Cr up to ₹35 Cr — by connecting with investors directly via this platform
4) Investors who want to evaluate deals at the early stage & invest in early-stage companies

Your first month is spent getting your collateral fully ready — the investor dashboard, pitch deck, and data room. Investor connect opens once this stage is complete, so every deal reaches investors fully prepared, not half-built.

To keep this on a predictable timeline, you'll work through four checklists during onboarding:

— Pitch deck information checklist
— Dashboard information checklist
— MIS format checklist
— List of documents to be uploaded to the data room

Completing these promptly is what determines how quickly you move from onboarding to investor-ready.

We build your collateral, data room, and investor dashboard automatically from the data you provide. We connect you with investors on the platform, handle meeting scheduling and minutes of meeting, and generate the term sheet and SHA first drafts from templates — all trackable in one place.

We don't verify or guarantee the accuracy of data you submit, generate or endorse any valuation, or give legal/financial advice on deal terms. You and your independently engaged advisors make every financial, legal, and valuation decision — we provide the tools, not the judgment calls.

We also don't perform due diligence. As is standard practice at investment banks, DD and valuation are outsourced to independent, external advisors — you'll need to engage your own.

On document security: your teaser, IM, and deck stay protected and anonymous within the platform. Once you choose to share this data with an investor — the same as sharing a document with anyone in traditional investment banking — we can't control what happens to it afterward. If an investor's team, associates, or advisors circulate it further, that's outside our control, exactly as it would be at any bank or advisory firm. This happens even on large, professionally-managed deals; it isn't unique to this platform.

Yes — a real, anonymized sample report is available for D2C, healthcare, and retail chains before you commit to anything.

Yes — upload it and skip straight to data room setup. It's marked "Static — last updated [date]" on your dashboard, since it won't automatically refresh with new financial data the way a platform-generated deck does. Note: your uploaded deck is only shown to investors after mutual interest and identity reveal — the anonymous teaser stage always uses our own generated version, which never includes names, contact details, or logos, so your existing deck (which likely has your team's names and bios on it) never risks an early identity leak.

No — and intentionally so. We don't build a full IB-grade financial model with every schedule and scenario. We build a dashboard that gives an early-stage investor everything they need to make a decision: revenue, margins, unit economics, and growth trajectory. It's built to be sufficient for the stage you're at, not exhaustive for its own sake. Our calculations are exact once your data is entered; we don't introduce calculation errors.

Your documents are secure on our platform, and access is permissioned and tracked. However, once you approve sharing data with an investor, we cannot control what happens to it afterward — investor teams, juniors, or advisors sometimes circulate documents further, and this happens across the industry regardless of firm size or platform. We are not responsible for redistribution that occurs after you've agreed to share.

No — and we want to be direct about this. We're an automation platform and a tool that connects you with investors; we're not an assurance of outcome, the way a traditional banker might imply. Think of it like buying a car: it's powerful and useful, but it won't get you anywhere if you don't drive it, or if you put water in instead of petrol, or if you don't maintain it. We give you the tool and the mechanism — how you use it, the quality of your numbers, and how you engage with investors is what determines your outcome.

Every offer to a named investor is tracked and capped per Companies Act Section 42 limits — automatically, with a full audit log.