Raise the money. Keep building.
Set the amount and the date. Rainmaker finds the investors who fit, drafts every email for your OK, tracks every read, and keeps going until the money is committed.
For founders raising a round and fund managers raising a fund.
A raise is a second job
The usual way
- A spreadsheet of 100 to 300 names you found yourself
- Six versions of the deck
- Three hundred emails and follow-ups
- No idea who actually read it
- Months away from the company or the fund
With Atris
- One goal, one date, one scorecard
- Investors picked for your stage, each with a reason
- Every email drafted, every send yours
- Every read, by name and by slide
- A few decisions a day, then back to work
How it works
you, 10 minutes
Goal
The amount, the date, your rough notes.
the team, day one
Investors
The ones who fit your stage, thesis, and size, each with a source and a reason.
the team, day one
Deck
Written from your notes. One link per investor. Opens with just an email.
you, minutes a day
Emails
Drafted for each investor. You read, edit, and send.
next, every evening
The note
Who read what, who to call, and what to say.
A scorecard that only moves on money
Committed$350K of $1.5M by March 1
41
investors read the deck
12
first meetings
3
in diligence
An example raise. Your raise runs as an Atris campaign, so it is done when the money is committed, not when the emails go out.
What works today
Live now
- Deck links that open with just an email
- One link per investor, read time on every slide
- An email to you when someone new opens it
- Investor research with sources
- Your pipeline and a raise scorecard
Next
- The evening note
- Commitments flowing into the scorecard on their own
Pricing
$499
to start a raise. The investors who fit with reasons, your deck, a link for each, and the first emails drafted.
$20
a month with Atris Pro to keep it running until the money is in.