Free
$0/mo
1 seat
No card needed
- Full investor database
- 100 investor rows
- Filter by type, location and sector
Access private capital today.
Start free. Every investor and the commitments we can date. Free includes one seat; Starter and Pro include unlimited seats.
Starter
$2,990/yr
Unlimited seats
$249/mo, billed yearly
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited rows
- Full commitment history
- 1,000 exports a month
- Saved searches and lists
- Updated every week
Pro
$7,990/yr
Unlimited seats
$666/mo, billed yearly
- Everything in Starter
- Unlimited exports
- CRM sync: HubSpot, Salesforce, Affinity
- API and MCP server
- Commitment alerts
- Weekly match emails
- Priority support
Questions
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a Free plan?
Yes. The Free plan costs nothing and shows 100 investor rows on one seat. It never expires and needs no card.
- What is the difference between Starter and Pro?
Starter removes the row limit, adds each investor's commitment history, dated where the source gives a date, and gives you 1,000 exported rows a month. Pro makes exports unlimited and adds CRM sync, API and MCP access, commitment alerts and a weekly email of new commitments.
- Is billing monthly or annual?
Either. Starter is $299 a month or $2,990 a year, Pro is $799 a month or $7,990 a year. Yearly is two months free. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel anytime in the app.
- Can I export the data?
Starter exports 1,000 rows a month. Pro does not cap exports. Exports go to Excel or CSV.
- Are contacts included?
Yes. Every plan includes 53,627 decision makers, each with name, job title, employer and public LinkedIn profile, linked to their organisation.
- What can my team use the data for?
Fundraising, research and outreach across your whole team. Filter it, export it and sync it to your CRM.
- Do you charge per seat?
No per-seat charge. Free includes one seat; Starter and Pro include unlimited seats, at the same price.
- Where do these prices come from?
Vestdoor's prices are the ones on this page. Competitor prices on the comparison pages come from each provider's published pricing or public pricing reports, linked with the date read.