Most agencies that work with startups find their clients the same way: a referral, a lucky intro, or a cold email that lands in the right week. The right week matters. A startup that has just closed a pre-seed or seed round has fresh budget, a deadline from its investors, and no agency yet. A month later the slot is usually taken.
LeadPrysm has tracked those rounds since the start: every startup that raises under $5M, what the money is for, and who the founders are. Today we are adding the other side: a free directory of agencies that work with funded startups.
What the directory is
A public list of studios and service firms that work with early-stage startups: dev and product studios, design and web studios, recruiters, fractional CFOs, growth agencies and more. Each agency gets its own page with:
- what it does, in one line, and for whom
- its services, location, team size and the size of project it takes on
- a short description of how it works
- a form startups use to send it a request
Requests arrive in the agency's inbox by email, and the agency replies to the sender directly. We do not sit in the middle, and we take no commission.
What an agency gets from it
A page where startups look. Founders who just raised use LeadPrysm to read about rounds like theirs, and the directory sits next to that coverage.
Requests, for free. Listing costs nothing, and so does every request you receive. There is no pay-per-lead and no bidding.
A view of who needs you this month. Every agency page shows how many startups raised in the last 30 days and need what that agency sells. For a software studio today that is 34 companies. The paid plan shows who they are, with each founder's email and what the money is for.
How to list your agency
- Create a free account.
- Type your website. We read it and draft your listing: name, one-line pitch, services and description.
- Check the draft, change anything, and press "Save and list it".
It takes about a minute. Your email address is never shown on the page; requests reach you through the form.
What comes next
The directory starts small on purpose. The first listings are agencies we know, and new ones appear as they sign up. Once agencies receive requests regularly, we will open a place where startups can post what they need and let agencies answer. Until then, every request goes to one agency at a time, from its page.
If you run an agency that works with startups, list it today. If you are a founder looking for help after a raise, browse the directory.