Pulse for angel investors

See the whole market, not just the deals that reach you

Angels usually see only the deals that come to them. Pulse shows the whole market: which companies are raising, who is joining them and what valuations are being agreed.

First rounds in the last year
2,447
Rounds in two years
18,676
Median round
£176k

What angel investors use it for

Spot new rounds early

See companies raising their first rounds in your sectors, often before they're announced anywhere.

Sense-check a valuation

Compare a deal you've been offered with valuations for similar companies at the same stage.

Find people to invest with

See which angels and syndicates back the same kind of company, and how their earlier investments have done.

Questions you can ask

Ask Pulse answers plain-English questions from Pulse’s own data, with links to the companies and investors behind each answer. For example:

  • Which life sciences companies raised their first round in the last 12 months?
  • What is the median seed valuation for software companies in London?
  • Which angels have the most exits in consumer brands?

Questions

Is this investment advice?

No. Pulse is research. It does not recommend companies or investments.

Can I join the FundMyPitch investor network?

Yes. Tick the option when you sign up and FundMyPitch will ask you to confirm your investor status before sharing any opportunities.

Where does the data come from?

From official UK company records, which Pulse cleans, matches, values and connects with its own intelligence engine. Amounts and valuations are Pulse estimates: a strong guide, not audited figures.