Fundlinx doesn’t just find you LPs. It shows you who actually backs funds like yours, gets you in through warm doors instead of cold ones, proves your track record, and stays with you after the raise closes.
Built for GPs raising Fund I–IV — including the sub-$200M funds placement agents won’t take.
The incumbents compete on how much data they hold. That is not the binding constraint for a first-time manager. Fundlinx is built around the four things that actually move a raise.
Every LP carries an Appetite score derived from filed commitments, recency, re-up behaviour and cheque-size distribution — not from a vendor's opinion.
A connection's value is how many target LPs it unlocks. Fundlinx builds that graph from your own consented sources and ranks people by what they open.
Prove the record you already have. A data room with per-LP analytics, watermarking, NDA gate and audit log, behind a pre-outreach compliance gate.
The relationships outlast the raise. Quarterly update loops keep passed-on LPs warm and surface the ones who are ready to be pitched next time.
The order is deliberate. You see the LP universe and your computed Fit before Fundlinx asks to connect anything.
Work email. You see the LP universe before you hand over anything.
Strategy, stage, size, cheque, thesis. This computes Fit.
Filter and select targets across 11 disclosure clusters.
Connect your sources. The warm-path graph grows per source.
Pipeline, Outreach Studio and data room, on live signal.
Where public disclosure is thin, coverage is research-led: entity resolution from registries, press and rosters — confidence-scored per record. Inferred data is never presented as filed fact.
Appetite is universal and identical for every customer. Fit is computed against your fund. Ranking is Appetite × Fit, so no two GPs see the same list — which also keeps customers from crowding the same names.
Fundlinx tracks the disclosure source and the regime that governs how you may approach an LP in that jurisdiction. The compliance gate runs before outreach, not after.
| Cluster | Primary public sources | Marketing regime | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | IRS 990-PF · SEC Form D & ADV · DOL 5500 · pension board minutes | Reg D 506(b)/506(c) | Deep |
| Australia | APRA portfolio holdings disclosure · super annual reports | Wholesale / sophisticated (s.708) | Deep |
| South Korea | NPS commitment disclosures · KIC | Capital Markets Act — QIB | Good |
| Canada | Pension annual reports & holdings disclosures | NI 45-106 accredited investor | Good |
| United Kingdom | LGPS reports · Charity Commission · Companies House · FCA | FSMA financial promotion | Good |
| Europe | DNB · BaFin/Bundesanzeiger · AP funds · national registries | AIFMD pre-marketing + NPPR | Good |
| Singapore | ACRA · MAS registers · 13O/13U family-office signals | MAS SFA s.304/s.305 | Moderate |
| Hong Kong | Companies Registry · SFC register · InvestHK FO | SFC professional investor | Moderate |
| Japan | GPIF & corporate pension disclosures | FIEA private placement | Moderate |
| Middle East | ADGM & DIFC registries · sovereign disclosures · press | DFSA / FSRA / SCA | Research-led |
| India | SEBI AIF register · MCA21 · IVCA & angel rosters | SEBI AIF regs · LRS limits | Research-led |
Where disclosure is thin — India, the Middle East, Swiss family offices — records are research-led and confidence-scored, with every claim cited.
Fundlinx is the system of record for the raise itself — not a database you export into a spreadsheet and lose track of.
Create a profile and Fundlinx computes your Fit against 4,622 evidence-scored LPs before you connect a single source.