Meet the investors who back companies like yours.
Pick the Investors goal. Tymes decides who to look for, sends messages by email and LinkedIn within the approval level you set, and puts confirmed meetings on your calendar.
How Tymes finds and books investor meetings.
Raising a round by hand means building a list of funds, finding the right partner at each, writing to them one at a time, and keeping track of every reply. Tymes does that legwork for each round.
Pick the Investors goal and describe your company and round. Tymes looks for investors by stage, sector, cheque size, geography and recent deals in companies like yours, and shows you the list and 2 to 3 preview profiles before anyone is contacted. It reaches them directly, by email and LinkedIn from your own accounts, in each investor’s working hours, and only within the approval level you set. Tymes doesn’t ask your network for warm intros. Confirmed meetings land on your calendar with a brief on the investor and a guide for what you want to learn. After each call, Tymes tells you whether the investor is a real fit for this round, and why, and your ratings sharpen the next list.
Who you meet and what you learn
Who you meet
- Investors that match the stage and space you describe
- Only after you approve the prospects, with messages at your approval level
- A brief before each call
What you learn
- Who is a real fit for this round, and why
- What came up across meetings
- Who to look for in the next round
Find. Reach. Meet. Learn.
One loop, run for you. Each round ends with a verdict on every person you met.
Find.
Tymes drafts your company profile and writes who to look for.
Reach.
You approve the prospects, and the messages at the level you choose. Tymes sends them by email and LinkedIn.
Meet.
Confirmed meetings land on your calendar, each with a brief on the investor.
Learn.
After each call: a real fit for this round or not, and why. The next round starts sharper.
Questions about investor meetings.
How does Tymes pick investors?
By stage, sector, cheque size, geography, and recent deals in companies like yours. You see the list and 2 to 3 preview profiles before anyone is contacted, and remove anyone who isn’t a fit.
Does Tymes use warm intros?
No. Tymes reaches investors directly by email and LinkedIn, from your own accounts. It doesn’t ask your network for introductions.
How do the messages go out?
Email goes from your own Gmail or Outlook, in each investor’s working hours, as a short sequence across email and LinkedIn. Nothing is sent unless it passes your approval level, isn’t on your do-not-contact list, and is under your limits.
What do I learn from the meetings?
After each call, whether the investor is a real fit for this round, and why. You rate each meeting, your rating adjusts the list, and after the round Tymes suggests how to aim the next one.
What if an investor sends their own booking link?
A workspace setting decides: Tymes books a time through their link for you, or gives you a task to book it yourself. Either way, the meeting lands on your calendar.
Can Tymes prepare me for each investor meeting?
Yes. You say what you want to learn from investors, for example whether your round fits their fund, and Tymes writes a guide for each meeting with the questions to ask.
What if an investor misses the meeting?
Tymes sets a new time with them. You see every meeting as upcoming, held or missed, and you only pay for confirmed meetings.
Related.
- Customer interviews, without the busywork.Tymes finds people who have your problem, books customer interviews on your calendar, and tells you after each call if they would really buy, and why.
- Reach the teams you want to build or sell with.Use Tymes to reach the teams you want to build or sell with.
- What you learnA straight answer after every call.
Your calendar, full of the right people.
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