Comparison
Raziel vs Foundersuite
Foundersuite is a fundraising platform for startups. Raziel is built for private markets: startups, SPVs, funds and entities, with founder tools under the same login.
Last reviewed October 28, 2026
At a glance
Which one fits you
Start with the portfolio you hold. Here is who each tool is built for, and what it costs.
Choose Raziel if
Founders who already know their investors and want a pipeline, investor updates and a cap table in one workspace, free through 100 contacts, and founders who also invest and want to track their own startups, SPVs and funds in the same app.
Pricing: Founder free to 100 contacts. Investor $49/month after a 14-day trial.
Choose Foundersuite if
Founders running an active raise who want to find new investors in a large database, map warm intro paths, send personalized outreach and share a tracked deck, all from one pipeline.
Pricing: Free Basic plan; paid plans from $745/year billed annually
Feature by feature
Raziel and Foundersuite, side by side
The same rows on every comparison, with notes where the answer needs context.
| Feature | Raziel | Foundersuite |
|---|---|---|
| Asset coverage | ||
| Startup equitySAFEs, convertible notes, priced rounds | Yes SAFEs, priced rounds and secondaries, re-marked when a new round is recorded. | Not listed Foundersuite is built for raising capital, not for tracking an investment portfolio. |
| SPVs and fund LP positionsCommitments, capital calls, distributions | Yes Commitments, capital called, NAV and distributions beside direct holdings. | Not listed |
| Entities and vehiclesLLCs, trusts, family office structures | Yes Holdings across LLCs, trusts and personal accounts. | Not listed |
| Public equitiesBrokerage accounts and stocks | Coming soon Brokerage connections are coming soon. | Not listed |
| Real estateProperty values, income, gains | Coming soon Property tracking is coming soon. | Not listed |
| CryptoWallets and exchanges | Coming soon Wallet connections are coming soon. | Not listed |
| Investor tools | ||
| Returns from cash flowsMOIC, IRR, TVPI, DPI | Yes MOIC, IRR, TVPI and DPI from the cash flows you record. | Not listed |
| Automatic document importStatements, K-1s, SAFEs | Yes Forward statements, capital call notices and SAFEs. AI is optional. | Not listed |
| Portfolio company newsRounds and headlines on your holdings | Yes Rounds and news on the companies you hold. | Not listed |
| Founder tools | ||
| Fundraising CRMInvestor pipeline for founders | Yes Kanban pipeline with target checks. | Yes Customizable pipeline board with tasks, notes, committed amounts and email sync. |
| Investor updatesWrite, send and track updates | Yes Open and click tracking. | Yes Templates, KPIs and attachments, with view and duration tracking. |
| Cap tableOwnership, options, dilution | Yes Ownership, options and dilution for the company you run. | Templates only Downloadable cap table templates are in its docs library; cap table management is not listed. |
| Platform | ||
| SharingAdvisors, family, partners | Yes Owner, editor and viewer roles per workspace. | Yes Invite cofounders, advisors and existing investors to collaborate at no extra cost. |
| Native mobile appsiOS and Android | Yes Live on the App Store and Google Play. | Not listed An iOS Investor CRM app was published, last updated in 2019. No current mobile app is listed on its site. |
| Free planFree tier or free trial | Founder free to 100 contacts Founder is free through 100 contacts. Investor has a 14-day free trial. | Basic is free No credit card required. Pipelines are capped at 75 investors. |
| SecurityMFA, encryption, audits | Mandatory MFA Mandatory MFA, private networking. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 in progress. | Not listed The data room lists role-based permissions, audit trails and two-factor authentication. No company-wide audit or certification is listed. |
| More differences | ||
| Investor database to find new investorsFoundersuite lists a database of 216,000 investors, including VCs, family offices and LPs. | No | Yes |
| Warm intro paths from your networkGet Warm Intro uses LinkedIn, email and calendar data. | No | Yes |
| Pitch deck hosting with view tracking | No | Yes |
| Data roomPermissions, watermarking and view analytics. A paid add-on on some plans. | No | Yes |
- Yes
- Partly
- Coming soon
- No
- Not listed
Key differences
What actually sets them apart
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Finding investors versus managing the ones you have
Foundersuite starts with prospecting: a large investor database, warm intro paths, outreach campaigns and deck tracking. Raziel starts with the investors you already know, tracked on a Kanban pipeline with target checks next to your updates and cap table.
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Cap table
Raziel includes a cap table for the company you run, covering ownership, options and dilution. Foundersuite offers cap table templates in its docs library but does not list cap table management.
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One app for founders who also invest
Foundersuite is a fundraising tool. Raziel also has an Investor plan that tracks startups, SPVs, fund positions and entities, with MOIC, IRR, TVPI and DPI calculated from the cash flows you record.
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Pricing model
Foundersuite’s Basic plan is free with pipelines capped at 75 investors, and paid plans run from $745 to $1,609 per year billed annually. Raziel’s Founder plan is free through your first 100 contacts, then $29/month.
To be fair
Where Foundersuite is strong
No tool is right for everyone. These are the areas where Foundersuite does more than Raziel today.
- A built-in database of 216,000 investors, with profiles and founder feedback, for building a target list from scratch.
- Prospecting tools Raziel does not offer: warm intro paths from your network, personalized email campaigns with AI drafting, and pitch deck hosting with view tracking.
- A data room with document permissions, watermarking and view analytics for due diligence.
- Plans sized for large raises, with up to 1,500 investors per pipeline on Platinum.
Pricing
What each costs
Raziel
Founder free to 100 contacts. Investor $49/month after a 14-day trial.
- Founder: free through your first 100 contacts, then $29/month.
- Investor: 14-day free trial, then $49/month through 30 companies.
- Investor: $199/month for more than 30 companies.
- Paid plans auto-renew until you cancel.
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Foundersuite
Free Basic plan; paid plans from $745/year billed annually
- Basic: free, up to 75 investors per pipeline.
- Silver: $745/year billed annually, up to 200 investors per pipeline.
- Gold: $1,069/year billed annually, up to 1,000 investors per pipeline.
- Platinum: $1,609/year billed annually, up to 1,500 investors per pipeline, with a quarterly 1:1 strategy session.
- Annual billing includes a 10% discount versus monthly. The pricing page marks the data room as a paid add-on on some plans.
As listed on October 28, 2026. Check Foundersuite’s site for current prices.
Switching
Moving from Foundersuite to Raziel
Most of the setup is importing what you already have. The Investor plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
- Start free on Raziel’s Founder plan and import your investor contacts from a spreadsheet.
- Rebuild your active raise on Raziel’s Kanban pipeline and set target checks for each investor.
- Send your next investor update from Raziel and watch opens and clicks.
- Keep using a prospecting tool if you still need to find new investors. Raziel does not include an investor database.
Raziel vs Foundersuite: questions
Is Raziel a Foundersuite alternative?
For managing a raise and sending investor updates, yes. Raziel’s Founder plan includes a Kanban fundraising pipeline, investor updates with open and click tracking, and a cap table. If you need an investor database, warm intro mapping, deck hosting or a data room, Foundersuite offers those and Raziel does not.
Does Raziel have an investor database like Foundersuite?
No. Raziel does not include a database of investors to prospect. You add the investors you are talking to, or import them from a spreadsheet, and manage them on your pipeline.
How does pricing compare?
Foundersuite has a free Basic plan capped at 75 investors per pipeline, and paid plans from $745 to $1,609 per year billed annually. Raziel’s Founder plan is free through your first 100 contacts, then $29/month.
Can I manage my cap table in Foundersuite?
Foundersuite offers downloadable cap table templates but does not list cap table management. Raziel includes a cap table for the company you run, with ownership, options and dilution.
Can I use both?
Yes. Some founders prospect in a dedicated fundraising database, then manage the investors they are actively talking to, their updates and their cap table in Raziel.
Sources
Where this information comes from
Product details change. Information about Foundersuite comes from public sources listed below, reviewed October 28, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Contact us.
- Foundersuite pricing (foundersuite.com)
- Foundersuite home page (features and investor database) (foundersuite.com)
- Foundersuite Investor CRM (foundersuite.com)
- Foundersuite Investor Updates (foundersuite.com)
- Foundersuite Data Room (foundersuite.com)
- Investor CRM by Foundersuite iOS listing (iPhoneAddict) (iphoneaddict.fr)
Last reviewed October 28, 2026. Raziel details come from our pricing and security pages.
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