Every startup that just raised under $5M.The founder's email. And what they'll buy.

Inside the platform

One row per startup. One row per decision-maker.

This is the actual table you work in: every column filterable, every row one click from the full profile and a drafted email.

What's in every record

More than a name and a funding number.

Each startup is a full profile, so you can qualify, prioritise and write the first line without opening ten tabs.

A daily-updated database of startups that just raised a round under $5M: pre-seed, seed and angel, in every sector. Each record has the funding details, investors, what the money is for, hiring signals, recent news, comparable competitors and the founder and exec contacts, so you can reach the right companies the week they raise.

Because those are the companies that reply. Under $5M the founder is the buyer, there is no procurement team and nothing is locked in yet. A $200M Series D has a VP of Procurement and a preferred-vendor list: it is a headline, not a lead. Larger rounds stay in the database but are hidden from the feed.

Founder and executive names with roles, emails and LinkedIn profiles, merged from company websites, filings and verified contact providers into one deduplicated list per startup. Pro and Team see everything; Free sees a preview with emails locked. Where a provider has not indexed a very young company yet, you still get the officers named in its filing.

The scan runs every day and new startups land the same day. Free accounts see the newest startup in full and a preview of the rest; Pro and Team see the whole feed with no delay, plus daily alerts on any saved filter. Pro starts with 3 days free.

The startup press, Google News, RSS feeds from the main funding publications and the open web, read daily in parallel, with SEC filings available as a source. Each company is then enriched from its own website and public sources, and duplicates from several sources are merged into one record.

Every field is grounded in a public source and we never invent data: what we cannot verify stays empty. LeadPrysm is AI-assembled and in active development, so a quick sanity check before outreach is smart. If something is wrong, one click reports it and we fix the record.

Yes. Add https://leadprysm.com/mcp as a custom connector in Claude or ChatGPT, sign in, and press Allow. Then ask in plain words: which startups raised this week in your niche, what they're likely to outsource, who the founders are, and let the AI draft the outreach. It's read-only, follows your plan (Free gets a preview; Pro includes contacts for up to 300 companies a month through AI apps) and you can disconnect it any time in Settings. Setup steps are on the Claude & ChatGPT page.

Pro exports any filtered list to CSV and sends daily alerts by email and webhook (Slack works). Team adds API access, three seats and custom exports. Every paid plan gets the weekly digest.

Contacts are business roles taken from public sources: company websites, press and filings. The site sets no tracking cookies until you consent, logos load through our own proxy rather than third parties, and anyone can request a correction or removal of their record.

Anyone who sells to early-stage startups: dev and product studios, recruiters and HR firms, security and ISO 27001 / SOC 2 consultants, AI and ML experts, growth and marketing agencies, lawyers and accountants, and B2B SaaS teams. If a fresh small round is a buying signal for you, this is your list.

Every new startup is read for what it will probably buy from outside in the next six months, using only its own facts: what the money is for, the jobs it's hiring for, its team size against the round, who it sells to and any visible gaps. Each call cites those facts, and what the company builds itself is never on the list. 'Likely' means they said so; 'possible' means it follows from their facts; 'angles to test' are sharper inferences, clearly labelled.