We've been raising money for 20 years.
Usually while trying to run a company at the same time. Marcus and Lasse have worked together for more than two decades, and the one constant was simple: at some point, someone had to go raise the money, almost always on top of an already full-time job.
The founders
More than two decades together, across different companies, different markets, and different roles.
We built Pitchroom because we got tired of doing it the hard way.
20 years
raising money, usually while running a company
Two founders
Marcus and Lasse, more than two decades together
One platform
for the whole raise, not five disconnected tools
Fundraising quietly becomes the thing you do instead of building
You send decks into a void, chase feedback that never comes, and lose weeks tracking who saw what in a spreadsheet you hate. Momentum leaks. So does equity. Sometimes, so does the company. No tool we tried treated fundraising as the full-time, full-cycle job it actually is.
Fundraising is a black box. We're opening it.
The hardest part of raising is not the pitch. It is the not-knowing. Did they open the deck? Did they get past slide three? Is the round stalling because the story is wrong, or because you are talking to the wrong people? For most founders, that is all guesswork.
The best ideas should get funded, not just the best-connected ones.
Our goal since day one
Marcus and Lasse, founders of Pitchroom
One place for the whole raise
Pitchroom replaces the spreadsheet-and-inbox sprawl with a single platform built around how raising actually works.
Built by founders who have done the raise
Whether it is your first pre-seed or your Series A, Pitchroom exists to make the raise shorter, cleaner, and more likely to end in a yes, so you can get back to the actual job of building.
The best ideas deserve to get funded
If you are raising, or you just believe the best ideas should win, we would love to hear from you.