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Pick a style and a purpose. We hand you the exact subject line, opener, and ask used by founders who closed their seed and Series A.
Built on patterns from 1,000+ funded outreach emails. Free. No credit card.
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Two picks. One full template library. Zero blank-page panic.
Pro for warm investors. Friendly for warm intros. Bold for vision-first decks. Solo for first-time founders.
Subject line, opening hook, body, ask, and the follow-up sequence for every style and purpose combination.
Drop your traction in, swap the investor name, and ship. Each template is under 150 words on purpose.
Real subject lines and openers from founders who closed seven figures. Sign up to copy the full library.
Subject: Round Funded, $1.5M seed, $30k MRR, fit with your B2B SaaS thesis. Hi Sarah, I am the founder of Round Funded...
Subject: Quick update since we last spoke. Hey Marc, you asked for proof on retention. Last 90 days: 92% net retention, $48k MRR...
Subject: We are building the OpenAI of fundraising. Hi Cyan, every founder outside SF will use this in 24 months...
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Templates are the skeleton. These four moves are the muscle that gets replies.
A traditional VC partner who blogs about board governance will not respond to a Bold Visionary email. A solo-GP angel who tweets memes will not respond to a buttoned-up corporate email. Look at the investor's last 5 LinkedIn posts before picking the style.
Subject lines without numbers get a 4% open rate. Subject lines with revenue, growth rate, or ask amount get 35%+. Even if the number is small, it is concrete. Investors filter by signal density, and numbers are the strongest signal.
If your opener takes four sentences to get to the ask, the investor stops reading. Sentence 1: who you are and what you do. Sentence 2: the strongest traction number. Sentence 3: why this investor. Then ask. Cut everything else.
60% of replies come on the second or third email. One follow-up is too few, four is harassment. After three sends, move on. The templates include the exact follow-up wording for each style so you do not have to write them from scratch.
Yes, but five minutes of editing turns a 5% reply rate into 15%. Swap in your traction numbers, the investor's name, and a one-sentence reason you emailed them specifically. Templates are the skeleton, your details are the muscle.
Professional and Friendly win for cold outreach. Bold Visionary works only for category-defining companies (think OpenAI, Stripe). Technical works for deep-tech founders pitching technical partners. Solo Founder works when you have no team and want to be honest about it.
If you copy verbatim, yes. If you replace 30% of the words with your specifics (company name, traction, investor name, one-sentence reason), no. Templates exist so you stop staring at a blank page. Editing for specifics is the whole point.
ChatGPT writes generic emails that read as AI-generated. These templates were extracted from 1,000+ outreach emails that actually got replies and led to checks. They are battle-tested patterns, not predictive guesses.
Yes, fully free after signup. Round+ ($99/month or $699 lifetime) is a separate paid product that gives you 10,000+ active investors, bulk send from your Gmail, and pipeline tracking. The templates are free either way.
Once you have the template, you need the investor list.
Round Funded
Round Funded gives you the templates, the investor list, and the Gmail integration to actually send. Track every open and reply in one place.