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for founders

Raise money by pitching into a community that gets it.

Funddit micro-funds are investor communities built around a theme. Post your startup once, reach the right backers, and run diligence in the open.

browse funds to pitch into
Investor-ready diligenceCommunity-led discoveryFree for founders
quick-start for first-time founders
01

Find a fund that fits

Browse micro-funds by thesis, stage, and check size. Each fund is a community of investors organized around a theme you actually match.

02

Post your pitch

Share your company, the round, your terms, and the story behind what you're building. Keep it concise — investors skim fast.

03

Run diligence together

Answer questions, share updates, and build momentum as investors do diligence in the open. The best pitches feel like conversations.

what to prepare before you pitch

First-time founders do best when they show up prepared. You don't need a deck to start — just these basics.

  • A one-line description of what you do
  • Stage, round size, and instrument (SAFE, note, priced)
  • Use of funds and runway plan
  • Team background and founder contact
what happens next

Once your pitch is live, it appears in the fund's feed. Investors can upvote, comment, and request diligence. When the fund is ready, you collect commitments through the platform.

Funddit is for early-stage rounds — typically SAFEs, convertible notes, and small priced rounds. You set your own terms; the community decides whether to participate.