Curated deals matched to your thesis
You have been on the other side. Invest like it.
Exited Founder Angel
Scouted startups from scouts whose calls hold up, syndicates to lead, and the founders who want your advice.
Requests
What you can ask for here
Each is a kind of request other members answer. Pick the one you need and it goes to the people who can act on it.
Co-investors to complete the round
Angels to join the syndicate
Advisory seats matched to your expertise
Honest reads before you commit
People who want what you know
Experts to pressure-test your thesis
What you can answer
Requests where someone in your role is the person they are hoping hears them.
A warm path to the right investor
A lead investor to anchor your round
Angels writing pre-seed checks
Co-investors to complete the round
A second read on your terms
Honest references from founders
Capital to extend your runway
Corporates that invest in your space
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On Superscout
What Superscout does for you
Fit checkFree
Set your thesis once. Startups that match reach you; the rest do not.
Scouting recordFree
Read who called a startup first, and that person's record, before you take the meeting.
Claim your pageFree
Your firm page is already here, built from your announcements. Claim it and correct what founders read about you.
FollowFree
Follow the sectors, cities and scouts whose calls you trust, and let the brief do the first screen.
Private deal vaultPro
A private pipeline with your notes, kept next to the public record and visible only to you.
ExportsPro
Deal lists and scout lists, exported for your own tools.
What the role involves
- 01
A recurring responsibility is evaluating startup opportunities through screening, founder meetings, due diligence, and term or closing review.
responsibility
- 02
The role identifies key risks, develops an investment thesis, and records what must be believed before committing.
task
- 03
The role sources deals through founder, operator, investor, and trusted-referral networks.
task
What shapes the decisions
- 01
Private placements can require the investor to tolerate total loss, indefinite holding periods, restricted securities, limited disclosure, and changing state or federal legal requirements.
constraint
- 02
Recurring decision criteria include founder and management quality, market opportunity, competitive advantage, product or technology, go-to-market plan, financial assumptions, funding strategy, terms, exit potential, and founder-investor alignment.
decision criterion
Who they work with
- 01
Before investing, the role needs evidence about management, product or technology, customers, market, competition, financials, funding plan, use of proceeds, legal and IP issues, terms, and exit paths.
information needed
- 02
The role may invest independently, with an angel group, through a syndicate, or through a small fund formed with founder and operator peers.
organizational context
- 03
A trusted referral, founder pitch, or completed application triggers opportunity screening.
trigger
Tools and vocabulary
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Natural terminology includes angel, check size, allocation, syndicate, co-invest, due diligence, investment thesis, term sheet, restricted securities, accredited investor, portfolio, follow-on, and exit.
terminology
Pick your way in
Three ways into the startup world. Choose the one you came for.
Superscout Pro
Find faster. Show up verified. Keep your deals private.
- Search that narrowsInvestors, programs, accelerators, incubators and studios, by stage, sector and place.
- A verified profileThe people you reach know you are who you say you are.
- A private deal vaultThe startups you are watching, with your notes and your reasons. Nobody else's eyes.