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ThatRound pricing

What it costs to raise on ThatRound, what the £199 includes and how the completion fee works.

For founders: getting started on ThatRound is free. Here's what it costs when you're ready to raise, and what you get for it.

How much does ThatRound cost?

Your Investor Fit Snapshot is free. You create an account, upload your pitch deck and answer five questions, and we send you your snapshot.

When you're ready to raise, it's £199 + VAT (£238.80 including VAT) for 12 months' access to the marketplace. There's also a completion fee of 3% + VAT, which you only pay on what you raise from investors on ThatRound.

See the full pricing page.

Is the Investor Fit Snapshot free?

Yes, and you don't need a card. It's a free guide to where your round sits in the UK early-stage market, across 500+ VCs, angel networks and syndicates. It's usually ready within 24 hours on a working day.

What does the £199 include?

12 months' access to the marketplace, which gives you:

  • Warm introductions to investors that fit your round

  • Every investor named and ranked against your full company profile

  • A guided interview that builds your full company profile and your pitch page

  • Your round's Benchmark Report, a final check on where your round stands before you go live

Want to see the marketplace first? Try the demo

Is the £199 a one-off payment?

Yes. It's a one-off payment for 12 months' access, and it doesn't renew automatically.

Do I have to wait for my snapshot before I pay?

No. If you already know you'd like to raise through ThatRound, you can join without waiting for it.

What is the completion fee?

It's 3% + VAT of what you raise from investors listed on ThatRound, or ones we introduce you to, for 12 months from when your access starts. Investors on your carve-out list aren't included.

You'll see it at checkout and sign the agreement there. There's more in How the completion fee works.

Note: joining the marketplace doesn't put you live straight away. You'll need to finish your interview and go live from your round's Benchmark Report first.

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