Founders
People search for founders: first customers, advisors and investors
Founders use Invenitor to find first customers, advisors and investors by describing them in a sentence, and they pay per result rather than for a sales tool they barely use.
By Invenitor team. Updated .
What might you search for?
- Operations heads at mid-size logistics companies in Maharashtra
- Angel investors in India who back B2B software at pre-seed
- Founders who sold a small SaaS company in the last few years
Why is a sales tool often the wrong first purchase?
Before you have a repeatable message, you do not need a machine that sends more of it. You need twenty good conversations. A subscription keeps charging you during the weeks you spend building instead of selling.
What should a founder search for first?
Search for the people who feel the problem most, not the most senior title. If you sell to clinics, an owner of a three-doctor clinic will reply sooner than a hospital chain's director. Read how to find your first customers for the full method.
What does this cost in a typical week?
One search is 20 credits (₹40). Picking 20 people from it costs up to 20 credits, charged only for those who return a contact. So a week's outreach costs about 40 credits, or ₹80 at most. Run your own numbers in the credit calculator.
Common questions
- Can I use this to find investors?
- Yes. Describe the stage and focus you want. Then try for a warm introduction first, and use the email if you cannot get one. See the investor guide.
- Do I need a company to sign up?
- No. You sign in with any Google account. You do not need a company, a team or a subscription.