Overview

VCPeer brings investor profiles, founder perspectives, and fundraising research together with Rally, its prospecting and email tool. Founders can compare firms and filter investors by stage, sector, and geography; investment activity and portfolio-company data add context to that search. Anonymous founder submissions cover investor experiences, ghosting, and term sheets. VCPeer says submissions are verified and public profile facts are supported by sourceable public evidence.

Rally finds prospects, drafts personalized messages, manages replies, and books meetings for customers, partners, resellers, or investors. It can send from a user's Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or SMTP mailbox, with replies threaded in the user's inbox and Rally inbox. Interested replies receive the user's Cal.com booking link. In Raise mode, each wave contacts one partner per fund, and a reply from anyone at that fund closes outreach there. That guardrail avoids pursuing multiple people at one fund at once, but may end the sequence before the intended partner replies.

Key features

Investor research and founder perspectives

Stage, sector, and geography filters help narrow prospect lists, while firm comparisons make side-by-side evaluation practical. Founder accounts of investor interactions add a different perspective from profile and portfolio information. The evidence standard VCPeer describes is useful, but it does not establish how current the data is.

Rally outreach and API

Mailbox integrations keep sending tied to the user's own account, while replies remain visible in both inboxes. Cal.com links streamline meeting booking for interested prospects. The REST API and hosted MCP server support integrations; typed SDK and CLI are forthcoming, so teams that need either today should look elsewhere. API tokens expire and can be limited to one project with individually chosen permissions, a useful control for managing access.

VCPeer's privacy policy says it uses encryption in transit and at rest, regular security audits and penetration testing, access controls, and internal audit logging. It also says it does not sell personal information or use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies. Support is by email, with onboarding support included on Team.

Pricing

The Free plan is free. It includes public search, 30 signed-in Ask answers per day, advanced filters and comparison, one watchlist, and three saved searches. No exports are included, so it is a useful way to explore research but a poor fit for users who need to move results into another workflow.

Research Report costs 99.00 USD per once, billed $99 one-time. It provides an investor shortlist, market map, recent funding rounds, similar companies, risks, and next steps. This one-off option suits a focused research need without an annual commitment, but its stated package is narrower than Pro's ongoing research and export tools.

Pro costs 299.00 USD per year, billed $299 billed annually. It adds unlimited Ask research, 10 watchlists, 25 saved searches and alerts, CSV exports up to 1,000 rows, and PDF and Markdown exports. It is aimed at founders running an active raise or recurring private-market research; the export row cap may constrain larger prospecting projects.

Team costs 999.00 USD per year, billed $999 billed annually. It includes everything in Pro, plus a shared workspace, larger exports, team notes, priority data requests, and support onboarding. The Free plan is the only one without a paid commitment; Pro and Team are billed annually.

Platforms

VCPeer supports web and API access. Rally offers a documented REST API and hosted MCP server; a typed SDK and CLI are forthcoming. Choose a different tool if those specific developer interfaces are required now.

Who it's for

Founders preparing to raise are the clearest fit, especially those who want to research investors and run outreach without separating the two workflows. Investors and startup operators are also within VCPeer's stated audience. Free works for light exploration; Pro is the stronger fit for recurring research or an active raise, while Team suits collaborative work. It is less suitable when exports are essential on the free plan, campaigns need to continue after any fund contact replies, or a typed SDK or CLI is a current requirement.

Pros and cons

Pros: Investor filters and firm comparisons support targeted research; anonymous founder accounts add perspective on interactions and terms.
Pros: Rally combines prospecting, personalized email, reply handling, and meeting booking, with sending through the user's mailbox.
Pros: Pro includes several export formats and meaningful recurring research capacity; Team adds shared workspace and onboarding support.
Cons: Free has no exports, and Pro CSV exports are capped at 1,000 rows.
Cons: A reply from anyone at a fund ends Raise-mode outreach to that fund, even if the selected partner has not replied.
Cons: The typed SDK and CLI are forthcoming rather than available, and Team's export capacity is only described as larger.

Alternatives

Investor Databases is a broader directory for comparing investor database options. Consider Venture Intelligence for its weekly roundup of major deals and market developments, or CompStak for a free exchange where contributing comps unlocks data. GPCA Data Room + LP Intelligence offers complimentary unlimited data access and logins for member firms. Family Office Databases is an alternative focused on an accredited investor database, with a first month at $495 then $79 per month for its listed plan. Choose OpenVC CRM when unlimited CRM, team members, and deck analytics on a free plan are the priority. Preqin, PropertyRadar, and AcquityData are other alternatives to consider.

Verdict

VCPeer is a strong fit for founders who want targeted investor research, founder perspectives, and an integrated route into outreach. Pro is the practical choice for an active or recurring workflow; Team is for shared research and larger exports. Look elsewhere if you need free exports, uninterrupted outreach after a fund replies, or a typed SDK or CLI today.

	Angel Match	VCPeer
Free plan	No	Yes
Free trial	Yes
Paid from	$59/mo	$24.92/mo
Platforms	Web	api, Web
Free plan	No	Yes
Investor types	mixed	mixed
Investment activity data	Yes	Yes
Portfolio company data	Yes	Yes
Contact details	Yes
Data export	Yes	Yes
Data freshness	unspecified	unspecified
API access		Yes

Angel Match vs VCPeer

Angel Match

VCPeer