FAQs
Questions About i2vc
I2VC.com is a platform connecting venture capital (VC) firms with experienced industry experts. These experts serve as advisors, venture partners, or deal scouts, helping VCs make better investment decisions, evaluate startups, and identify new opportunities.
We provide access to a curated network of industry professionals who can offer:
- Deep insights into specific industries to refine due diligence.
- Deal flow by scouting startups in niche markets.
- Strategic advisory for scaling portfolio companies.
Is this platform only for large VC firms?
No, I2VC.com supports VCs of all sizes, from established firms to emerging managers. Whether you need occasional advisory or ongoing venture partner support, our platform scales to fit your needs.
Yes, many industry experts and venture partners on the platform are also accredited investors, ready to co-invest in deals that align with their expertise.
We offer tiered subscription plans based on your level of engagement. Contact us to discuss pricing tailored to your needs.
For Industry Experts
I2VC.com is a platform that helps professionals from industries like healthcare, fintech, deep tech, and more transition into advisory and venture partner roles with VC firms.
Sign up to create your profile, highlighting your industry experience, skills, and expertise. Our platform matches you with VC firms looking for advisors, venture partners, or deal scouts in your area of expertise.
No, prior VC experience is not required. Your industry expertise is the primary value you bring to the table. We also provide resources and guidance to help you excel in this new role.
You can serve as:
- An advisor offering strategic insights.
- A venture partner identifying and evaluating startups.
- ⦁ A co-investor partnering with VCs to fund promising startups.
Creating a profile is free. If matched with a VC, you may negotiate compensation directly with the firm or through opportunities such as equity or carried interest.
You can participate in syndicates or co-invest with VCs on deals facilitated through the platform.
For Angel Investors (Syndicate-Related)
I2VC.com helps angel investors connect with VC firms and experienced co-investors through SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles) and syndicates, making it easy to invest in vetted startups.
Yes, if you’re a lead investor or syndicate manager, you can use our platform to build and manage SPVs, including compliance and fundraising support.
You can join syndicates led by VCs or other experts, pooling funds to invest in startups. Our platform ensures transparency and offers tools to manage your contributions and returns.
Syndicate fees vary based on the size of the deal and the tools used (e.g., SPV setup). We’ll provide upfront details during the syndicate creation process.
Yes, angel investors must meet accreditation requirements to participate in syndicates or SPVs on the platform.
For Startups
Can I submit my startup for funding through I2VC.com?
Yes, startups can submit their pitch decks and key details for review by VCs and industry experts on the platform. Our matchmaking process ensures your startup is presented to investors aligned with your sector and growth stage.
How does the startup submission process work?
- Fill out a submission form with details like your pitch deck, business model, and traction metrics.
- Your application is reviewed and matched with interested VCs and experts.
- If there’s interest, we facilitate introductions and meetings.
Does I2VC.com charge startups for this service?
The initial submission is free. If you choose to access additional services like pitch deck reviews or detailed advisory, there may be a fee.
What types of startups are you looking for?
We welcome startups across industries, particularly those in healthcare, fintech, SaaS, deep tech, and emerging markets, with a strong emphasis on early-stage companies.
Can I find advisors for my startup on the platform?
I2VC.com is focused on connecting industry experts with VCs, not directly with startups. However, startups matched with VCs may gain access to advisory networks as part of their investment process.