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100+ Angel Investor List: Prepare Before You Reach Out

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.

Readiness matters: Angel investors specialize in very early-stage companies. Most want a manufacturing-ready prototype before considering an investment. Early-stage status is not a substitute for being ready to explain the product's specifications and manufacturability.

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.

Price: $795 (one-time purchase)

What the list is—and is not

The list contains 100+ angel investors and is a starting point for your own fit research and outreach planning. Buying the list does not include outreach, deck or business-plan preparation, appointment setting, or funding unless a separate engagement is agreed. The buyer independently contacts each listed person or company.

Prepare the four-part pitch kit

Prepare these materials before contacting investors or expecting an appointment. Keep the story, stage, and numbers consistent across all four.

  1. Concise sales pitch

    Explain what problem you solve, who the customer is, and what your business ask is. Make the ask specific and explain why the investor or company may be a fit.

  2. PowerPoint presentation

    Cover the problem, solution, market, competitive advantage, manufacturing-ready prototype, plan, and funding ask. Use the deck to guide a concise conversation.

  3. Business plan

    Describe strategy, operations, manufacturing, and go-to-market. Be clear about what is complete, what remains, and how decisions will be made.

  4. Financials

    Show current position, costs, pricing, projections, assumptions, and use of funds. Distinguish estimates from known figures. Financial projections are not guaranteed returns.

Confirm the prototype and be honest about stage

Very early-stage companies can still be expected to show a manufacturing-ready prototype. Be ready to discuss the product's specifications and manufacturability and accurately describe what has and has not been tested. Early-stage status does not replace prototype readiness.

Process: from inquiry to an investor ask

  1. Purchase or inquire through the existing CTA. Use the contact path for purchase and delivery details. The list is a $795 one-time purchase, not a checkout, appointment, outreach, or funding service.
  2. Prepare the pitch kit. Have the sales pitch, PowerPoint presentation, business plan, and financials ready before requesting a meeting.
  3. Research fit. Review each listed person or company independently before calling or emailing. Confirm that your opportunity is relevant and check any published contact preferences.
  4. Call or email at least 20 different listed people or companies each week. One example is four new contacts on each of five days. Personalize each message, do not spam the same people, and respect opt-outs. This is a recommendation for consistent outreach, not permission for unsolicited mass spam.
  5. Ask for a meeting when ready. The buyer independently reaches each angel investor or company with the sales pitch and prepared documents. The recipient decides whether to respond or meet; no appointment, investment, or funding is guaranteed.

Track outreach responsibly

Keep a simple tracker so you can follow up thoughtfully rather than repeatedly contacting the same person. Record the name or company, date, contact method, status, and follow-up date. Honor opt-outs and each recipient's stated preferences.

Important limitations

  • Investors make independent decisions; there is no guaranteed funding, appointment, introduction, or financial return.
  • The buyer is responsible for outreach, the sales pitch, the PowerPoint presentation, business plan, and financials.
  • Investor information and preferences should be independently checked before use.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price?
The list is a one-time purchase of $795. Contact the team about purchase and delivery details through the existing CTA.
How many investors are on the list?
The list contains 100+ angel investors.
What does very early stage mean here?
Angel investors specialize in very early-stage companies, but most want a manufacturing-ready prototype before considering an investment. Company stage does not waive preparation expectations.
What is a manufacturing-ready prototype?
Be honest about the current stage and be ready to explain the product's specifications and manufacturability—what is being made and how it can move toward production. Early-stage status is not a substitute for readiness.
What must be ready before requesting a meeting?
Have all four ready: a concise sales pitch, PowerPoint presentation, business plan, and financials. Investors set their own process, so preparation cannot guarantee a response or appointment.
Who handles outreach?
The buyer independently reaches each listed angel investor or company and makes the sales pitch. The list does not include outreach, introductions, deck or business-plan preparation, appointment setting, or funding unless a separate engagement is agreed.
How much outreach is recommended each week?
Call or email a minimum of 20 different listed people or companies weekly, such as four new contacts per day across five days. Personalize the message, do not spam the same people, and respect opt-outs.
Does the list guarantee funding, an appointment, or returns?
No. There is no guaranteed introduction, response, appointment, investment, funding, or financial return.
How do I purchase?
Use the existing contact CTA to ask about purchase and delivery details.

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