Until this week, everyone on LeadPrysm saw the same list: every startup that raised under $5M, about a hundred a week, with the founders' emails. Useful, and also the problem. A dev studio, a recruiter and a clinical-trials lab got the same hundred companies, and each of them had to work out which ten mattered.
So we turned it around. LeadPrysm is now a matching engine. You tell it what you sell, it scores every new raise against it, and you get the ones that fit.
How it works
- Your website. Enter it and LeadPrysm reads two things: what you sell (and the services behind it) and who you are looking for. You can change both, add services, or set countries, stages and sectors to leave out. It works for any B2B seller, not only agencies.
- Every raise, scored. Each new startup is scored 0 to 100 against your profile, from what the round is for, who they are hiring, the product stage and what they are likely to buy. The ones that fit go into your list with the reason and what to offer.
- Your list, every Monday. The Monday email and your home screen show this week's matches, best first, with the founders' contacts.
How many you get depends on how many raises fit you. Broad services such as development, design or recruiting usually get 30 or more startups and around 100 founder contacts a week. A narrow offer gets fewer, better ones.
An analysis for every match
Open a match and you get a read written for you, not a generic company profile:
- Sell, partner or skip, with the reason. Some startups are better partners than clients; some are competitors.
- What to offer, tied to a fact on the record: what they raised for, who they are hiring.
- A combined offer when two of your services fit better than one.
- Who to write to and the approach.
- Three emails and two LinkedIn messages written for that founder, then a stop rule. The emails can go out from your own inbox in one click; LinkedIn you send yourself.
What stays the same
The full database is still there to browse, with filters, alerts, the weekly rounds, the monthly reports and the Claude and ChatGPT connector. What changed is the contacts: the founders' emails come through your matches. On Pro you can open 300 more companies a month outside your list (Team: 1,500), and each one joins your matches. A founder's email goes to the sellers whose offer fits their company, which is better for them and better for your reply rate.
Try it
Enter your website and see how many of this week's raises fit you. It takes about 20 seconds, and the full list with contacts is free for 3 days.