Concise sales pitch
State the problem, the customer, and the business ask. Explain what you are requesting and why this investor or company may be a fit.
100+ Angel Investors
Angel Investor List
A practical starting point for researching and contacting 100+ angel investors. The list is a $795 one-time purchase; your research, preparation, and outreach remain your responsibility.
$795
One-time purchase
Ask about the Investor List
Use the existing contact path for purchase and delivery details.
Readiness comes before outreach
Angel investors specialize in very early-stage companies. Most want a manufacturing-ready prototype before considering an investment, so early-stage status is not a substitute for being ready to explain how the product can be made.
Before requesting a meeting
Have all four ready: a concise sales pitch, PowerPoint presentation, business plan, and financials. This is a strong preparation standard, not a promise that every investor uses the same process.
- Research fitReview each listed person or company and decide whether the opportunity fits before making contact.
- Prepare all four documentsMake the sales pitch, deck, business plan, and financials easy to find before expecting an appointment.
- Make the outreach yourselfThe buyer independently calls or emails listed people or companies; the list does not make introductions.
Know what you are buying
A research resource, not an outreach service
Buying the list gives you a starting point for your own investor research. It does not include outreach, deck or business-plan preparation, appointment setting, or funding unless a separate engagement is agreed.
What's included
- A list containing 100+ angel investors.
- A one-time purchase price of $795.
- A place to begin your own fit research and outreach planning.
Important limitations
- No guaranteed funding. Investors make independent decisions.
- No guaranteed introductions. You must manage your own outreach.
- Investor contact details, preferences, and decisions should be independently checked before use.
- No appointment, investment, or return is promised.
A practical process
From inquiry to a respectful investor ask
Use the existing inquiry CTA to ask about purchasing the list. Then prepare your materials, confirm your prototype stage, research fit, and run a consistent outreach process that respects each recipient's preferences.
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Purchase or inquire through the existing CTA
Use the existing contact CTA to ask about purchase and delivery details. The list is a $795 one-time purchase; it is not a checkout, appointment, outreach, or funding service.
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Prepare the four-part pitch kit
Before expecting an appointment, have a concise sales pitch, PowerPoint presentation, business plan, and financials ready. Keep each document consistent with the others.
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Check manufacturing readiness
An early-stage company can still be expected to show a manufacturing-ready prototype. Be honest about the stage and bring the specifications and manufacturability information you can support; early-stage status is not a substitute for readiness.
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Research fit and personalize
Review each listed person or company independently. Then call or email a personalized, relevant ask rather than sending an unsolicited mass message.
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Ask for a meeting only when ready
The buyer independently reaches each angel investor or company with the sales pitch and prepared documents. Ask for a meeting clearly, but leave the response, appointment, and investment decision to the investor. No appointment or funding is guaranteed.
Pitch kit checklist
Have all four ready before requesting a meeting
These documents are prepared by the buyer. They are a readiness checklist for your own outreach, not a promise that an investor will review them or schedule an appointment.
PowerPoint presentation
Cover the problem, solution, market, competitive advantage, manufacturing-ready prototype, plan, and funding ask. Keep the slides clear enough to guide a short conversation.
Business plan
Show the strategy, operations, manufacturing approach, and go-to-market plan. Be clear about what is already done and what still needs to happen.
Financials
Show current position, costs, pricing, projections, assumptions, and intended use of funds. Distinguish estimates from known figures; financials do not promise returns.
Outreach cadence
Recommend a minimum of 20 different contacts each week
A practical rhythm is four new listed people or companies on each of five days. Call or email, personalize the reason for contacting them, and never treat volume as permission to spam the same person.
A respectful weekly recommendation
Call or email at least 20 different listed people or companies weekly—for example, four new contacts per day across five days. Personalize every message, follow each recipient's instructions, and honor opt-outs. This is a recommendation, not unsolicited mass spam.
Keep a simple tracker
A tracker helps you follow up thoughtfully without contacting the same person repeatedly.
- Name or company
- Date
- Contact method (call or email)
- Status
- Follow-up date
Questions before you reach out
Frequently asked questions
Know the scope, readiness expectations, and buyer responsibilities before you purchase or contact anyone.
What is the price?
The Angel Investor List is a $795 one-time purchase. Use the existing contact CTA to ask about purchase and delivery details.
How many investors are on the list?
The list contains 100+ angel investors. Treat it as a starting point and independently research each listed person or company.
What does very early stage mean here?
Angel investors specialize in very early-stage companies. That describes the company stage, not a waiver of preparation expectations: most want a manufacturing-ready prototype before considering an investment.
What makes a prototype manufacturing-ready?
Be honest about your current stage and be ready to explain the product's specifications and manufacturability. A manufacturing-ready prototype should help an investor understand what is being made and how it can move toward production; being very early stage does not substitute for that readiness.
What should be ready before I request an appointment?
Have all four documents ready before requesting a meeting: a concise sales pitch, PowerPoint presentation, business plan, and financials. Investors set their own process, so this preparation standard cannot guarantee a response or appointment.
Who contacts the angel investors or companies?
The buyer independently reaches each listed angel investor or company and makes the sales pitch. The purchase does not include outreach, introductions, appointment setting, deck or business-plan preparation, or funding unless a separate engagement is agreed.
How much outreach should I do each week?
We recommend calling or emailing a minimum of 20 different listed people or companies weekly, such as four new contacts on each of five days. Personalize the message, do not spam the same people, and respect opt-outs and contact preferences.
Does the list guarantee funding, an appointment, or returns?
No. Investors make independent decisions, and neither an introduction, response, appointment, investment, nor financial return is guaranteed.