Your round deserves the right room.

Your whole fundraise in one place: profile, monthly numbers, data room, cap table and ESOP pool. Our team works your raise like your own investment office, and brings investors who fit, from every corner of India and overseas.

We're a startup at in , raising , .

Every founder can apply. Our team reads every application.

What an investor will see

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Your startup

B2B SaaSSeedPune

Your one-line pitch, the way you wrote it in your profile.

MRR₹12.4 L

Growth+14%

ARR₹1.5 Cr

Customers186

Raising ₹8 Crfrom your traction record
via IncubatorMSV network · 3 mo3 months verified

After your MSV review Funding ReadyMSV Verified

Your card in an investor's MSV DealsSample

What MSV takes off your plate.

Six things that stall a raise, and the part of the founder app that handles each one. Scroll, or tap one. Screens are from the app, with sample numbers.

The system does the work. You make the decisions.

Your profile runs the routine. Our team does the reviews and the admin. You keep the raise.

  1. MSV does

    • One profileNumbers, data room, cap table and ESOP pool
    • Investor requestsFrom investors in your sector and stage
    • MeetingsLined up once you pick a time
  2. Our team does

    • Your reviewSix parameters, documents, readiness
    • Your deal noteWritten for you, shown to you first
    • Every conversationCoordinated by MSV
  3. You decide

    • Who to meetAccept or decline each request
    • Your pitchTo investors who fit
    • Your term sheetThe one you sign

Three ways in. One review.

However you reach MSV, our team reviews you before any investor in MSV Deals sees you. An investor can also invite you straight into their own sourcing.

MSV reviewSix parameters, documents, readiness
  • MSV DealsInvestors whose thesis fits see you, in the monthly deal window.
  • That investor's inboxOne investor, directly, outside MSV Deals.

Your raise, on their desk.

Funds, angel networks and corporate VCs that back startups in India and overseas.

  • BEENEXTVC fund · Early stageSingapore · $160M across two funds (2020)Sector agnostic
  • Anicut CapitalPrivate credit and equity · Seed to late stage₹4,500 Cr AUM (2025)Sector agnostic
  • IPV + Physis CapitalAngel network and VC fund · Pre-seed to Series BGurugram · $50M Physis VC fundConsumer tech, Fintech, Deeptech
  • Inflexor VenturesVC fund · Seed to Series AHyderabad · $150M+ AUM (2026)Deeptech, IP-led tech
  • Ionic by Angel One
  • HDFC Bank Ventures
  • Silicon Road VenturesVC fund · Seed to Series AMumbai · ₹150 Cr India fund (2026)B2B commerce tech, Agentic AI
  • Pentathlon VenturesVC fund · SeedPune · ₹255 Cr Fund II (2026)B2B SaaS
  • LvlUp Ventures
  • Venture GarageFundraising partner and angel networkGurugram · 6,500+ investor network (2026)
  • The Chennai AngelsAngel network · Early stageChennai · 150+ investors, ₹200 Cr+ invested (2026)Sector agnostic
  • Pune Angels NetworkAngel network · Pre-seed to SeedPune · 1,000+ angel investors (2026)Tech, Healthcare, Fintech
  • TiEFounders and angels network · Early stage62 chapters worldwide (2025)Sector agnostic
  • Earlyseed VenturesInvestment advisory · Startup to growthMumbaiSector agnostic
  • 4U Venture PartnersVC fund · Pre-seed to SeedMumbaiAI, SaaS, Consumer tech
  • Bharat ValleyAdvisory and investmentMumbai
  • Entie
  • India Food Fund
  • Peak XV PartnersVC fund · Seed to GrowthBengaluru · $1.3B across 3 new funds (2026)Sector agnostic
  • Accel IndiaVC fund · Seed to Series ABengaluru · $550M India Fund IX (2026)Sector agnostic
  • Elevation CapitalVC fund · Seed to Late stageGurugram · $500M Fund IX (2026)Consumer, Fintech, Enterprise AI
  • Lightspeed IndiaVC fund · Seed to GrowthBengaluru · $500M India & SEA Fund IV (2022)Sector agnostic
  • Z47VC fund, formerly Matrix Partners India · Seed to GrowthBengaluru · $3.5B AUM (2026)Sector agnostic
  • Blume VenturesVC fund · Seed to Series AMumbai · $175M Fund V first close (2025)Sector agnostic
  • Kalaari CapitalVC fund · Seed to Series ABengaluruSector agnostic
  • Nexus Venture PartnersVC fund · Seed to Series AMumbai · $700M Fund VIII (2025)AI, Enterprise, Fintech
  • Chiratae VenturesVC fund · Seed to GrowthBengaluru · $1.4B under advisory (2026)Sector agnostic
  • Stellaris Venture PartnersVC fund · Seed to Series ABengaluru · $300M Fund III (2024)Sector agnostic
  • 3one4 CapitalVC fund · Seed to Series ABengaluru · $570M committed capital (2026)Sector agnostic
  • Prime Venture PartnersVC fund · Seed to Series ABengaluru · $100M Fund V (2025)Fintech, SaaS, Deep tech
  • India QuotientVC fund · Pre-seed to SeedBengaluru · $129M Fund V (2025)Sector agnostic
  • Info Edge VenturesCorporate VC · Pre-seed to Series AGurugram · ₹1,000 Cr commitment to Fund III (2025)Sector agnostic
  • Orios Venture PartnersVC fund · Seed to Series AMumbai · $75M Fund IIFintech, B2B commerce, Deep tech
  • Unicorn India VenturesVC fund · Seed to Series AMumbai · ₹1,200 Cr Fund III (2026)Deep tech, AI, Semiconductors
  • Indian Angel NetworkAngel network · Seed to Series ANew Delhi · ₹1,500+ Cr invested (2026)Sector agnostic
  • Mumbai Angels NetworkAngel network · Pre-seed to Series AMumbai · 720+ angel investors (2023)Sector agnostic
  • Hyderabad AngelsAngel network · Seed to Pre-Series AHyderabad · 120+ angel members (2026)Sector agnostic
  • RainmatterCorporate VC, by Zerodha · Seed to GrowthBengaluru · ₹1,500 Cr+ invested (2026)Climate, Health, Fintech
  • Titan CapitalVC fund · Pre-seed to Series BGurugram · ₹333 Cr Winners Fund (2024)Sector agnostic
  • Elevar EquityImpact VC · Seed to Series BBengaluru and SeattleLow-income consumer markets
  • Aavishkaar CapitalImpact VC · Early stage to GrowthMumbaiAgriculture, Financial inclusion, Essential services
  • OmnivoreVC fund · Seed to Series AMumbai · $150M Fund III first close (2023)Agritech, Food, Climate
  • Avaana CapitalVC fund · Series AMumbai · $135M climate fund (2024)Energy, Mobility, Sustainable agriculture
  • Speciale InvestVC fund · Pre-seed to SeedChennai · ₹600 Cr Fund III (2025)Spacetech, Advanced manufacturing, AI
  • pi VenturesVC fund · Seed to Series ABengaluru · $85M Fund II (2023)Deeptech, AI, Spacetech
  • Endiya PartnersVC fund · Seed to Series AHyderabad · ₹500 Cr Fund II (2021)AI, Deeptech, Healthcare
  • Ideaspring CapitalVC fund · Early stageBengaluru · ₹210 Cr raised for Fund II (2022)Deeptech, B2B tech
  • Arkam VenturesVC fund · Seed to Series BBengaluru · $106M Fund I (2022)Sector agnostic
  • Kae CapitalVC fund · Seed to Series AMumbai · ₹767 Cr Fund III (2022)Sector agnostic
  • Java CapitalVC fund · SeedBengaluru · ₹400 Cr Fund III target (2026)Deeptech, Semiconductors, AI
  • Eximius VenturesVC fund · Pre-seedDelhi · $30M Fund II target (2025)Fintech, AI and SaaS, Consumer tech
  • Athera Venture PartnersVC fund, formerly Inventus Capital India · Early stageBengaluru · $200M AUM across four funds (2026)Consumer, Enterprise, Deeptech
  • SIDBI Venture CapitalGovernment-backed VC · Early stage to growthMumbai · ₹1,005 Cr first close, Antariksh fund (2025)MSMEs, Spacetech
  • Bharat Innovation FundVC fund · Pre-Series A to Series ABengaluru · $100M Fund I (2021)Deeptech, AI, Hardware
  • A91 PartnersGrowth fund · Mid to late stage growthMumbai · $665M Fund III (2025)Consumer, Financial services, Healthcare
  • MultiplesPrivate equity · Growth to late stageMumbai · $640M Fund IV first close (2023)Financial services, Healthcare, Consumer
  • Jungle VenturesVC fund · Seed to Series CSingapore · $1B+ AUM (2022)Sector agnostic
  • Qualcomm Ventures IndiaCorporate VC · All stagesBengaluru · Up to $150M India AI fund (2026)AI, Automotive, Robotics
  • Ankur CapitalVC fund · Seed to Series AMumbai · ₹1,200 Cr Fund III target (2024)Deeptech, Agri and food, Life sciences
  • Trifecta CapitalVenture debt · Series A to late stageGurugram · ₹5,400 Cr raised across five funds (2025)Sector agnostic
  • Alteria CapitalVenture debt · Early stage to growthMumbai · ₹4,350 Cr AUM (2024)Sector agnostic
  • Stride VenturesVenture debt · Early stage to growthGurugram · $165M Fund III (2024)Sector agnostic
  • Chandigarh Angels NetworkAngel network · Pre-seed to SeedChandigarh · 100+ angel investors (2026)Sector agnostic
  • Sixth Sense VenturesVC fund · Series A to growthMumbai · ₹3,200 Cr AUM (2026)Consumer
  • Lightbox VenturesVC fund · Series A to growthMumbai · $209M Fund III (2019)Consumer tech
  • Bessemer Venture Partners IndiaVC fund · Early stageBengaluru · $350M India Fund II (2025)Sector agnostic
  • SeafundVC fund · Early stageBengaluru · ₹250 Cr Fund II (2025)Deeptech
  • Fireside VenturesVC fund · Seed to Series ABengaluru · ₹5,300 Cr AUM (2025)Consumer brands
  • Saama CapitalVC fund · Seed to Series ABengaluru · $100M Fund IV (2018)Fintech, SaaS, Consumer
  • WaterBridge VenturesVC fund · Seed to Pre-Series ABengaluru · $200M across two funds (2026)Sector agnostic

Fund details are from each investor's public information, checked in November 2026.

How your credibility is built.

Investors trust what someone else has checked. Each step adds a layer they can see on your card, before the first meeting.

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Your startup

B2B SaaSSeedPune
Your programmeYour numbersYour documentsThe MSV team

Programme

via IncubatorJoined through the cohort apply link

Monthly traction

₹9.6 LMonth 1₹10.9 LMonth 2₹12.4 LMonth 3

3 months verifiedMIS 92% completeMSV network · 3 mo

Deal Room readiness

10 / 10items done · deck and financial model approved by MSV

Ready for MSV reviewmarked by your programme

MSV review

  1. Founder background
  2. Market size
  3. Cap table
  4. Legal documents
  5. Client agreements
  6. Compliance

Documents reviewed: pitch deck, financial model, MIS, incorporation, GSTFunding ReadyMSV Verified

In MSV Deals

2 investor requestsRespondYou choose who to meet

Step 1 of 5

A different process from day one.

Five steps. MSV handles most of them. You show up prepared to the conversations that matter.

  1. You apply

    You

    Build your profile: deck, traction, raise details, and what you want in an investor. Every founder can start here.

  2. MSV reviews you

    Our team

    Every profile is read by a person. We look at stage, sector, team, traction and investor fit.

  3. You go live

    Our team and you

    You get an onboarding call. MSV writes your deal note and shares it with you for review before it goes anywhere.

  4. Sourcing happens privately

    Our team

    MSV takes your profile to investors whose sector and stage fit. You see fit status, not names, until both sides confirm.

  5. The deal window opens

    You meet

    A structured, time-bound window. MSV coordinates every investor conversation. Investor names are revealed only at meeting confirmation.

Start before you raise.

Every founder can join. Keep your profile, numbers and data room current, month after month. When the timing is right, investors who fit come to you. Be the next one to get funded.

Three promises that protect your raise.

A few simple ground rules, so every introduction is a good one for you and for the investor.

  1. Your contact stays private.

    Investors reach you through MSV. Nobody gets your details until you accept their request, and we set up the first meeting.

  2. You see who fits before you meet.

    You see the fund type and city first. The investor's name shows once the meeting is confirmed on both sides.

  3. Every investor sees you at the same time.

    Investors who fit see you in the same monthly window, so no one gets an early, quiet look at your round.

Questions founders ask

Anything else? Ask the MSV team

Who can apply?

Every founder can apply. Build your profile and keep your numbers up to date every month. Our team reviews you, and when you are ready to raise we take you to investors whose sector and stage fit.

What can I run on MSV?

Your whole fundraise in one place: your profile, monthly numbers, data room, cap table and ESOP pool, your deal note, investor requests, meetings and term sheets.

Which investors are on MSV?

Funds, angel networks and corporate VCs from across India and overseas. Each one sees you only if you fit its sector and stage.

How do I go live to investors?

Once your account is approved and your profile is complete, you sign your Fundraise Mandate and your listing goes live. If you came through a programme, it marks you ready first.

Will investors see my contact details?

No. An investor never gets your contact until you accept their request, and MSV schedules the first meeting. You see the fund type and city; the investor's name shows once you confirm a meeting.

How does MSV evaluate startups?

Our team evaluates each startup on six due diligence parameters: founder verification, market sizing, cap table, legal, client agreements and compliance. Investors read the result as a deal note in their dedicated workspace, with sector and stage fit.

Who writes my deal note?

Our team writes it and shares it with you for review before it goes anywhere.

What should I keep up to date?

Your monthly numbers and your data room. Investors see when your numbers were last updated, and the readiness checklist is what they look at in due diligence. Answer each introduction request quickly; unanswered requests expire.

I am in an incubator. Does that help?

Yes. Your card shows the programme you came through and how many months of your numbers it has tracked, and your programme marks you ready for the MSV review.

Be the next one funded.

Your round starts with your profile.