Frequently asked questions
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Zalarma for?
Founders raising pre-seed to Series A outside the usual Silicon Valley and accelerator circles: founders in every US state and sector who need to find the investors who back their stage, sector and city.
What kinds of investors are in the database?
Angels and syndicates, angel groups, venture firms and their partners, micro-VCs, family offices, corporate VCs, accelerators, private equity firms and hedge funds, with the stages, sectors and check sizes each lists.
Is the match list really free?
Yes. Tell us about your round and within 2 business days we send 5 hand-picked investors, each with a one-line why-they-fit. Full database access and premium research are separate.
Will you share my information with investors?
Never without your OK. We use your details to build your shortlist and reply to you.
Where does the data come from?
Public sources such as firm websites, regulatory filings and published investor lists. Every record cites its source, and anyone listed can request a correction or removal.
How is Zalarma different from Crunchbase or PitchBook?
Those are broad company and deal databases built mainly for investors and analysts. Zalarma is organised for founders around fit: stage, sector, check size and city, with a free matched shortlist and playbooks for raising without a network.
Do you take a fee on my round?
No. We don't take success fees and we don't charge investors to see founders.
How do I get app access?
Accounts are by invitation while we grow. Request a match list or contact us and ask for access.
I'm an investor listed in your data. Can I update my record?
Yes. Use the data request form to correct, update or remove your record. We act within 30 days.
Is any of this investment or legal advice?
No. Our content is educational. Talk to a qualified lawyer about securities law and your round's documents.
Find the investors who fit your round
Tell us your stage, sector and city. Get 5 hand-picked investors, each with a one-line why-they-fit.