Angel Roster vs AngelMatch

AngelMatch and Angel Roster both help founders find angel investors and VCs and contact them directly. AngelMatch is the bigger, all-in-one product: a larger database with email sending, a CRM and pitch deck tools built in. Angel Roster is narrower. You search, unlock verified emails and LinkedIn profiles, and send from your own inbox. Both start at $59 a month, and Angel Roster's larger plans cost less.

By the Angel Roster team · Prices checked · Sources

At a glance

Angel RosterAngelMatch
What it isInvestor database with verified emails and LinkedIn profilesInvestor database with a built-in CRM and email outreach
Investor profiles68,909 angels, VCs and funds in 126 countries125,000+ angels and VCs, by its own count
How you reach investorsUnlock an investor's verified email and LinkedIn profile, then reach out from your own inboxEmail investors from inside AngelMatch and track replies in its CRM pipeline
PricingBasic $59 (100 contacts), Growth $89 (500 contacts) and Premium $199 (1,000 contacts) a month, billed monthlyBasic $59, Growth $99 and Premium $349 a month, with a discount for paying yearly. Each plan caps how many investors you can email a month
Free optionFree account to browse and filter, plus a 3-day free trial on every plan3-day free trial
ExtrasEvery unlocked contact stays in your account. Free SAFE, convertible note and dilution calculators. No built-in email sending or CRMInvestor CRM, email follow-ups, pitch deck hosting, a library of example pitch decks and investor updates
Best forFounders who want a targeted list of investors' direct contact detailsFounders who want a large database, email sending and a CRM in one subscription

When AngelMatch is the better choice

  • You want the largest database. AngelMatch says it lists about 125,000 investors; Angel Roster lists 70,000+.
  • You'd rather send and track investor emails inside one tool than from your own inbox.
  • You want pitch deck hosting or example decks alongside your investor list.

When Angel Roster is the better choice

  • You only need investors' direct emails and LinkedIn profiles, and you already have an inbox and a spreadsheet or CRM for follow-ups.
  • You're contacting hundreds of investors a month. Angel Roster's Growth plan is $89 for 500 contacts and Premium is $199 for 1,000, against $99 and $349 for AngelMatch's Growth and Premium plans.
  • You want to keep what you unlock. Every contact stays in your Angel Roster account.

Pricing compared

Angel Roster: Basic $59 (100 contacts), Growth $89 (500 contacts) and Premium $199 (1,000 contacts) a month, billed monthly. Free option: Free account to browse and filter, plus a 3-day free trial on every plan.

AngelMatch: Basic $59, Growth $99 and Premium $349 a month, with a discount for paying yearly. Each plan caps how many investors you can email a month. Free option: 3-day free trial. See angelmatch.io for current prices.

Try Angel Roster free

Search 70,000+ investors on a free account, then unlock contacts with a 3-day free trial.

Frequently asked questions

Is AngelMatch better than Angel Roster?

It depends on what you need. AngelMatch has a bigger database and built-in outreach and CRM tools. Angel Roster is a simpler, contact-focused database whose larger plans cost less. If you already send email from your own inbox and track replies elsewhere, Angel Roster covers the part you're missing.

How much does AngelMatch cost?

As of October 2026, AngelMatch's pricing page lists Basic at $59, Growth at $99 and Premium at $349 a month, with a discount for yearly billing and a 3-day free trial. Check angelmatch.io/pricing for current prices.

How much does Angel Roster cost?

Basic is $59 a month for 100 contact unlocks, Growth $89 for 500 and Premium $199 for 1,000. Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial, is billed monthly and can be cancelled anytime.

Do I keep the investor contacts I unlock?

Yes. Every email and LinkedIn profile you unlock stays in your Angel Roster account, even after your monthly unlock allowance resets.

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