RoundOS

RoundOS pairs a free data room with a paid AI fundraising operator. The Data Room gives founders one tracked link per investor, page-by-page analytics with a name on every view, NDA, expiry and revoke controls, version history and their own branding, with no card, no trial and no seat limits. The Operator is a separate product for the work between investor meetings, which reads engagement from the Data Room and prepares ranked next steps and follow-ups.

Inside the room, recipients can be ranked by engagement, and the 30-day score combines content depth, active time, completion, return intent, explicit intent and recency. The site also says it shows when forwarding is suspected. The Operator plans add daily AI planning, Round Chat, a live pipeline, draft generation and owned fund imports, with weekly fund intelligence and fund dossiers on Pulse and personalized fund-person dossiers on Edge. Gmail, Google Calendar and Granola can be connected.

The Data Room is free with no credit card and no time limit. Operator plans are Run at $99 per month ($990 billed yearly), Pulse at $199 per month ($1,990 billed yearly) and Edge at $349 per month ($3,490 billed yearly), all listed with unlimited seats. A free room has unlimited rooms, links, viewers and teammates, with 2 GB per room. Prices appear in dollars with no rupee billing stated.

Before buying, note that the Operator has a trial that connects to your real round, and cancelling it turns off the pipeline, follow-up, research and meeting-prep work while the Data Room stays active and free. The launch page lists custom domains, Q&A threads and Slack alerts as coming next. The site says documents are encrypted and held in an EU or US region of your choice, and the terms are governed by the laws of the United Arab Emirates and the Emirate of Dubai.