Software development leads

Software Development Leads From Companies That Just Raised Funding

Every Monday you get a fresh list of companies that closed a funding round in the last 7 days, with verified contacts for the founders, CTOs, and heads of product who sign off on build budgets. You reach them while the money is new and the roadmap is still being scoped.

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250+ fresh verified contacts every week, across 138 industries, from companies that just raised and have budget to spend.

250+
New verified contacts each week
7 days
Every company raised within the last 7 days
138
Industries to filter and target
Weekly
A new list of funded buyers every Monday
The timing wedge

Why software development leads from newly funded companies work

A fresh funding round is the clearest buying signal in outbound sales, because it means new budget, a mandate to grow, and an active search for tools and vendors. For a software development company, it is also the moment a build decision gets made. A company that raised last week is scoping its MVP, its platform rebuild, or its next hire, and it has not yet chosen who will do the work.

Fundraise Insider is the recency first version of a software development leads list. Instead of selling you access to a database that was filled once and refreshed on someone else's schedule, we generate a brand new list every week of companies that just raised, paired with verified contacts for the senior people who approve development spend.

Timing is the product, not volume

The value of a lead is not how long it has been sitting in a database. It is whether the company has money and a decision to make this month. That is why we rebuild the list every week rather than storing one and calling it fresh.

What you get

What makes these software development project leads different

Refreshed every week

A new list lands every Monday morning. Each company on it closed a round in the previous 7 days, so nothing you receive has been sitting in storage waiting for a refresh cycle.

Verified senior decision makers

You get named contacts, not a shared inbox. Founders, CEOs, CTOs, CIOs, heads of engineering, and heads of product, each with a verified work email and a LinkedIn profile.

Coverage that fits your offer

Companies span 138 industries and funding stages from Angel through Series G, across North America and the UK. Filter to fintech, healthtech, ecommerce, or whichever vertical your portfolio speaks to.

Inside the list

What does every software development lead record include?

Each record is built so a rep can write a personalised opener without opening another tab. Nine fields, filled in for every contact on the weekly list.

Company name
Industry
Funding stage
Funding date
Decision maker name
Job title
Verified email
LinkedIn profile
Location

The list arrives as a spreadsheet you download and own outright. Import it into HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Instantly, Lemlist, or any outreach tool that reads a CSV. See the full B2B contact database for how the same records are used across other campaigns.

How we compare

How Fundraise Insider compares to other software development project leads providers

Software development companies usually choose between a static contact database, an outbound agency on retainer, or a pay per lead marketplace. Here is where a weekly list of newly funded companies sits against each of them.

Contact databases Outbound agencies Pay per lead marketplaces Fundraise Insider
Buying signal None built in. You infer intent from firmographics. Varies by vendor and campaign. Form fills, often shopped to several vendors at once. A funding round closed in the last 7 days.
Data freshness Hundreds of millions of records that age between refresh cycles. Built per campaign, then goes stale. Fresh at the moment of sale, then gone. Rebuilt every week, delivered every Monday.
Who you reach Whoever the crawler found, titles often out of date. Depends on the target list the agency builds. Whoever filled the form, rarely the budget holder. Named senior decision makers, verified by hand.
Cost model Subscription per seat, credits metered. Monthly retainer, usually four figures. Priced per lead, cost scales with volume. One time payment, no subscription.
Time to first campaign Quick, once you have built your filters. Weeks of onboarding and messaging work. Immediate, but supply is unpredictable. Same day. Download the sheet and send.
Who owns the data You, while the subscription is active. Often the agency. You, per lead purchased. You. Every weekly sheet is yours to keep.

The honest read is this. Large directories hold hundreds of millions of records, and that depth is useful when you need to research an account you already know about, but it is a different job from finding out who has budget this week. A weekly list of funded buyers answers the second question, which is the one that fills a development bench.

Who it is for

Who uses these leads?

Sales teams of every kind

If your team sells anything to growing companies, a funded account is a warm account. Custom development shops, staff augmentation providers, product engineering firms, and in house sales teams all work the same weekly list.

Agencies and consultants

Development agencies, design studios, marketing firms, recruiters, and independent consultants use the funding signal to open a conversation before the account starts taking pitches from everyone else.

Individual reps and founders

Founder led sales works when the list is small and the timing is right. One person with the Monday sheet can run a focused week of outreach without an SDR team or a research process behind them.

Accuracy

How are the contacts verified?

Every contact is checked by hand before the list goes out. We track new funding announcements as they are published, identify the senior people who own build and vendor decisions at each company, then confirm the name, the current title, the work email, and the LinkedIn profile against live sources.

Manual verification is what keeps the weekly list current. Titles change fast at a company that just raised, and an automated crawl will happily hand you the head of engineering who left two quarters ago. Checking each record by hand is slower than scraping, and it is the reason the Monday sheet is worth sending to on Monday afternoon.

Pricing

How much do software development leads cost?

Three plans, each a single one time payment. No subscription, no per lead pricing, no retainer.

Full Stack

$149
One time payment
  • Weekly verified leads for life
  • Around 250 new contacts every week
  • A single refreshing sheet you download each week to keep that batch
  • Verified senior decision makers at newly funded companies
  • The historical archive is not included
Get Full Stack

The Archive

$279
One time payment
  • The full historical archive of 47,000+ funded company contacts
  • Delivered once as a single CSV
  • Filter by industry, funding stage, and location
  • No weekly leads after that delivery
  • No AI prospecting prompt
Get The Archive
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Yearbook

$299
One time payment
  • The same archive of 47,000+ funded company contacts
  • Plus everything in Full Stack, weekly leads for life
  • Plus the AI prospecting prompt
  • Only $20 more than the archive on its own
  • The plan most software development teams choose
Get Yearbook

Because delivery is instant and digital, all sales are final. Full plan details are on the pricing page.

The buying signal

Why do funded companies make the best contacts?

A funding round converts into spending within weeks, and most of that spending goes toward building. When a company raises, it is not just adding capital to a balance sheet. It is committing to a plan it now has to execute, usually faster than its current team can manage alone.

Hiring key roles and building out teams
Launching or expanding products and services
Upgrading tools, vendors, and infrastructure
Spending actively to execute a new roadmap

Each of those four signals points at outside development help. A team that just committed to a launch date rarely has the engineering capacity to hit it alone, which is why a well timed message from a development partner reads as useful rather than intrusive. For more on where the funding is going, see our list of funded software startups.

Trusted by sales teams, agencies, and SaaS founders

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"Everyone's using AI tools and scraping the same stale leads lists. Fundraise Insider is different. These B2B leads are curated, verified, real decision makers at companies that are actually spending. Our reply rates doubled."

Parth Mehra, Sales Director at Syncly Parth MehraSales Director, Syncly

"Within 14 days of using Fundraise Insider's sales leads, we booked 7 demos with recently funded SaaS companies, all with $5M+ in fresh capital. Two closed within 30 days, worth $83,000 in ARR."

Jacob Huag, Founder and CEO of a B2B SaaS agency Jacob HuagFounder and CEO, B2B SaaS Agency

"I signed up for Fundraise Insider on a Monday and had three meetings booked by Friday. These B2B sales leads aren't just fresh, they're in buying mode. Easily the best ROI on any sales tool we've used."

Kevin Mansfield, CEO of a venture backed tech startup Kevin MansfieldCEO, Venture Backed Tech Startup
Questions

Software development leads: frequently asked questions

Why use software development leads focused on newly funded companies?

Because a funding round tells you when to reach out, and that is the variable most lead lists leave blank. A company that closed a round in the last 7 days has budget it has committed to spending, a roadmap it has promised investors, and usually no engineering capacity to deliver it alone. Reaching that company before it starts taking pitches is worth more than reaching a hundred accounts with no timing signal.

What makes a good software development leads provider?

Good lead generation for software development companies rests on three things: a real buying signal, verified senior contacts, and data that is current on the day you use it. A provider that hands you a large file with no timing signal is selling storage rather than pipeline. Check how often the list is rebuilt, who verifies the contacts, whether you get named decision makers instead of generic inboxes, and whether you own the data after you buy it.

How often is the list updated?

The list is rebuilt from scratch every week and delivered every Monday morning. Every company on it announced funding within the previous 7 days, so there is no refresh cycle to wait through and no stale records carried forward. Subscribers receive around 250 new verified contacts each week, tracking real funding activity rather than a fixed quota.

How accurate are the contacts and how do you verify them?

Every record is verified by hand before delivery. We identify the senior people who own build and vendor decisions at each newly funded company, then confirm the name, current job title, work email, and LinkedIn profile against live sources. Manual checking is slower than an automated crawl, and it is why titles on the Monday list reflect who actually holds the role today.

What information comes with each software development lead?

Each record includes company name, industry, funding stage, funding date, decision maker name, job title, verified email, LinkedIn profile, and location. That is enough to segment the list by vertical and stage, then write an opener that references the round the company just closed. Everything arrives as a spreadsheet, so nothing has to be exported from a platform first.

How is this different from Apollo, ZoomInfo, or Crunchbase?

Those platforms are databases holding hundreds of millions of records that sit between refresh cycles, with no signal about which accounts have budget this month. Fundraise Insider is a weekly feed instead of a warehouse. Every company on the list raised funding in the last 7 days, which supplies the buying trigger those tools leave you to work out for yourself.

Can I filter the list to buy software development leads in my niche?

Yes. Coverage spans 138 industries and funding stages from Angel through Series G across North America and the UK, and because the list arrives as a spreadsheet you filter it with the tools you already use. Teams selling fintech or healthtech engineering work usually keep a saved filter and run it against each weekly drop.

How are the leads delivered and will they work with my CRM?

Leads arrive as a spreadsheet you download and own outright. Import them into HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Instantly, Lemlist, or any outreach tool that accepts a CSV. There is nothing to install and no integration to configure, which is why most subscribers send their first campaign the same day they sign up.

Is the data collected in a compliant way?

Yes. The data comes from public funding announcements, company websites, and professional profiles where contact details are shared publicly for business purposes, and collection follows GDPR, CCPA, and the other privacy frameworks that apply to B2B prospecting. Recipients can opt out of your outreach in the usual way.

How much does it cost to buy software development leads here?

There are three plans, all one time payments: Full Stack at $149 for weekly leads for life, The Archive at $279 for the full historical file of 47,000+ contacts delivered once, and Yearbook at $299 for both plus the AI prospecting prompt. That makes Yearbook $20 more than the archive on its own. An outbound agency running lead generation for software development companies usually charges more than any of those figures every month.

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