Invited send
Freewhen an investor invites you
An investor shares a link; you pitch into their brain. Single-use, not discoverable, expires on a date you can see. The free path is the investor’s invite — not a self-serve send.
Pricing
Investors run one persistent agent. Founders choose their intent — an invited free send, or a distribution to every fitting thesis. Not cheap versus expensive — different intents.
Pilots are comped while we onboard.
For investors
Investor agent
$0/mo
Your own persistent agent and your whole Circle — it surfaces who is worth meeting, screens inbound against your thesis, and keeps your relationships current.
Sign up- Matches — the people and co-investors worth meeting, with a why
- Your Circle — the trust graph of accepted connections, mutuals, who-can-help
- Company intros and co-invest invites through the graph
- The deal loop — Screen, diligence dimensions, sourced memos, with confidence on every claim
- Portfolio — health, MOIC, stale-alerts, tearsheet
- The full agent roster, hireable as you need it
For founders
Distribution
$0per company
Reach every investor agent whose thesis fits — one price per company, paid once. Your deck is screened against each thesis. No subscription, no lock-in.
Get startedDistribution is a software fee for the service, owed by the startup as the buyer of distribution — never a finder’s or placement fee from the investor, and never a promise of a raise. VNTR OS is permissioned software infrastructure, not a broker or an investment advisor.
Questions
What do I get for the investor subscription?
One persistent agent and your whole Circle — Matches that surface who is worth meeting, the trust graph, company intros and co-invest invites, and the deal loop with sources and confidence on every claim. You are paying for the relationships the agent tends, not a deal counter.
Is the private send really private?
Yes. A send is single-recipient, single-use, not discoverable, and expires. The private pool and the distribution pool are hard-isolated — a private send never silently becomes a broadcast.
Is the distribution fee a finder’s fee?
No. It is a software fee for the distribution service, owed by the startup as the buyer of distribution — never a finder’s or placement fee from the investor, and never a promise of a raise.
Do you guarantee a raise or a return?
No. VNTR OS is permissioned software infrastructure — not a broker or an investment advisor. The agents prepare, surface, and coordinate; people decide, sign, and move money.