| Primary scope | Focused founder-side fundraising CRM with recurring updates, controlled data rooms, and one chronological relationship activity trail. | Broader fundraising suite with investor database and introductions, CRM, pitch-deck hosting, bulk email, updates, startup documents, and a data-room add-on. |
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| Starting model | Organize up to 10 contacts before payment. Sending an update or creating a room requires a paid plan; there is no free tier. | FounderSuite currently describes Basic as free forever with no credit card required and includes 75 investors per pipeline. |
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| Current paid pricing | $19.99 monthly for Standard or $39.99 monthly for Premium; annual billing is 25% below twelve monthly payments. | The annual-billing view checked on August 12, 2026 lists Silver at $745, Gold at $1,069, and Platinum at $1,609 billed annually. The data room is listed as an additional-fee add-on. |
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| Investor sourcing | No investor marketplace or database is claimed; Oplisk organizes the relationships the founder brings into the workspace. | Its pricing page lists a searchable directory of 227,000 global investors with contact information plus a warm-introduction feature. |
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| Fundraising CRM | Contacts, companies, fundraising stages, custom fields, next moves, updates, room access, and activity share one relationship record. | A customizable investor funnel with cards, tasks, to-dos, lead and commitment fields, files, calendar sync, and connected email conversations. |
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| Investor updates | 2 monthly on Standard or 20 on Premium, with preview, immutable sent versions, delivery, opens, repeat visits, device/time, replies, and verified clicks. | FounderSuite lists unlimited investor updates, templates, text, images, KPIs, attachments, distribution lists, and view tracking on Silver, Gold, and Platinum. |
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| Data rooms | 2 or 20 concurrently published rooms are included by plan, with guest invitations, revocation, EU malware scanning, and visit/file activity. | Its separate data-room product describes view/download permissions, watermarking, detailed analytics, role-based permissions, audit trails, session timeouts, and two-factor authentication. |
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| Relationship signals | Update delivery, opens, reopens, scanner-separated clicks, room sessions, and file events appear in the same chronological relationship view. | View tracking is published for pitch decks and paid-plan updates; its data room publishes who viewed what and when as detailed analytics. |
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