Browse and filter investors

The Investors page lets you explore the full HeyInvest investor database, not just your matches. Browsing, searching, and viewing profiles are free.

Search

Type a name in the Search box at the top of the table.

Filter

Click Filters to open the filter panel. You can filter by:

• Type: for example VC Firm, Angel, Family Office, PE Firm, Real Estate, Bank, Wealth Management, or Incubator.
• Sector: search the list and pick one or more.
• Stage: Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, or Series D+.
• Deal size: from under $1M to $100M and above.
• Geography: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Latin America, or Africa.
• Last deal: how recently they invested, from the last 3 months to the last 3 years.

Active filters appear as chips. Click a chip to remove it, or Clear all to start again.

Type can't be combined with Stage, Deal size, Geography, or Last deal yet. When one is set, the others are greyed out.

Save a search

Pick some filters, then click + Save under Saved searches and give the search a name. Click it later to apply the same filters. Saved searches are kept in your browser, so they won't appear on another computer or browser.

Read the table

Column	What it means
Investor	The investor's name and photo. Click it to open their profile.
Focus	The sectors they invest in.
Stages	The company stages they invest in.
Deals	How many deals they've done.
Net worth	An estimated net-worth range, where available.
Fit	How well they fit your selected raise, from 0 to 100. See Understanding match scores.
Action	Unlock to reveal their contact details. See Unlock an investor's contact details.

If you have a raise, use Sort to show the best fit first.

Choose which raise to score against

If you have more than one active raise, use the fit vs. selector at the top of the page to pick the raise that Fit is calculated against.

Add investors to your pipeline

Tick the investors you want, then click Add to pipeline in the bar that appears. See Track investors on your pipeline.

If the page says a filter took too long

Some filter combinations can be slow. Try fewer filters, or add a sector to narrow the search.