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Email sends updates. It can't manage the relationship.
Investors open, click, reply, forward, and ask questions. Every one of those signals vanishes into inbox noise.
Live now. Built for founders raising.
Investor updates that move your raise forward.
Pull your numbers into a sharp update, send it, and watch who actually reads it. Then move the warm ones forward. Not another newsletter tool. The operating system for your raise.
30 day free trial No credit card required 500+ integrations
10 min Review a ready-to-send update instead of building one from scratch.
1 link Deck room, financials, asks, and engagement, all in one place.
1 pipeline Every intro, meeting, diligence step, and commitment, tracked.
VC
Partner opened update Viewed metrics, deck, and intro ask
A
Angel forwarded deck 2 new stakeholders added
F
Fund entered diligence Financials viewed 3 times
Founder Command Center
Seed Round HQ
Updates, docs, investor signals, and follow-ups.
72% Update open rate
43 Deck views
$2.4M Soft circled
Fundraising pipeline Next best follow-up
Intro
Northstar VCWarm intro sent
Aster FundNeeds update
Meeting
Village GlobalPartner call today
Diligence
Halo CapitalViewed financials
Operator SyndicateHigh intent
Commit
Riverstone$250K soft circle
The real problem
Founders do not buy updates. They buy momentum.
Investors stay informed, warm leads get warmer, intros happen faster, and you always know exactly who to follow up with next.
02
Deck links show interest. They won't move the raise.
A view only matters when it connects to the investor's stage, your notes, and the next step you owe them.
03
Spreadsheets track lists. They won't create urgency.
A raise is a sales motion. When every follow-up is manual, momentum leaks a little more each week.
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Manual updates die the week you get busy.
SendUpdates keeps the habit alive: it pulls your data, drafts the narrative, and ships on the cadence you set.
How it works
One product for the full investor communication loop.
It is less about sending updates and more about keeping every capital relationship warm while you stay heads-down building.
AI update builder
Drafted from tools, metrics, notes, and asks.
Subject: April update, 38% MoM growth, Seed round opening
+38%MRR growth
92%Logo retention
3 asksWarm intros
Clear ask: "Can you intro us to 2 healthcare operators or seed funds this week?"
Investor document room
Share materials and understand intent.
Seed Round Investor Deck
Halo Capital Viewed financials 3 times today
Operator Syndicate Shared deck with 2 partners
Northstar VC Focused on traction and GTM
Fundraising pipeline
Investor CRM built around engagement.
Warm
Aster Fund Open rate high. Ask for partner intro.
Founder Collective Needs traction update.
Village Global Demo requested.
Diligence
Halo Capital Financials viewed. Follow up today.
Northstar VC Partner meeting Friday.
Commit
Riverstone $250K soft commit.
Operator Syndicate $100K allocation pending.
The promise
Show up consistent, prepared, and fundable.
Month after month, the habit compounds into more trust, better timing, warmer intros, and follow-up that never slips.
Draft Your numbers become a sharp narrative without you rebuilding it from scratch.
Track Know which investors are reading, clicking, forwarding, and coming back.
Close Move warm investors through a real pipeline instead of a memory game.
Workflow
From scattered updates to a repeatable raise.
Set it up once. The same four beats then run every month without you chasing them.
Connect data
Pull metrics from your tools or add them manually. You control what gets sent.
Review the draft
AI turns metrics, wins, risks, and asks into a polished investor update.
Share docs
Attach decks, financials, updates, and data room files with engagement visibility.
Move investors
Use open, click, and deck signals to trigger follow-ups and move the raise forward.
Who it's for
Built for whoever owns the raise.
Some founders run it solo. Some hand it to the person who runs investor ops. Either way, the raise stops living in one person's head.
Founders in an active round
Run the raise like a pipeline. See who opened, who shared the deck, and who to push toward a call this week.
Founders keeping investors warm
A ten minute monthly habit that keeps you top of mind, so the next round starts warm instead of cold.
Chiefs of staff and IR teams
Own the investor list, keep every update and doc consistent, and stop chasing the founder for numbers.
Integrations
Connect the tools where your company already lives.
Plug in your stack in a couple of clicks and your updates start writing themselves from real numbers.
Stripe
QuickBooks
HubSpot
Mercury
Brex
GitHub
Jira
Linear
Notion
Airtable
Google Sheets
500+ more
Comparison
Replace four founder tools with one investor system.
| Capability | SendUpdates | Doc links | Spreadsheet CRM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automated investor updates | ✓ | Manual | × | × |
| AI narrative from metrics | ✓ | × | × | × |
| Document room and deck tracking | ✓ | Limited | ✓ | × |
| Fundraising pipeline | ✓ | × | × | Manual |
| Engagement-based follow-up | ✓ | Manual | Partial | × |
| Everything in one investor hub | ✓ | × | × | × |
Live product
Start with your next investor update.
Create your account, connect your data, and send your first update today. No waitlist, no sales call required.
Get started Connect your data, send your first update, and see who engages. Create account View pricing
FAQ
Questions founders actually ask.
No. Updates are just the thing you'll do every month. Underneath, you get data collection, AI-drafted narratives, a tracked document room, engagement signals, and a real fundraising pipeline.
Yes. Set it up once, pick a cadence, and either review each draft before it goes out or let it send on schedule. Your call.
A CRM stores names. SendUpdates watches what investors actually do with your updates and decks, then tells you who is heating up and who to follow up with next.
Always. Your metrics, documents, and investor list are yours alone. You decide exactly what goes into each update and who receives it.
Yes. Whoever owns investor relations can draft, review, and send from one shared investor list while you stay in the loop on every send.
Connect a data source or two, import your investor list, and review your first draft the same day. Most founders send within their first session.
Investor updates that compound
Stop sending updates into the void.
Send a sharper update, share the right materials, know who's engaged, and move every investor to the next step.
Built by repeat founders who did this the manual way for years.