Running a seed round

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Sound familiar?

Two funds went quiet and you cannot remember which one you owe the model.

Your tracker was accurate on Monday of week two.

You are writing the same follow-up eleven times with different names.

The round is at $4.2M and you cannot name the five calls that close it.

How a seed round runs on RoundOS.

Every investor gets a link

Interest becomes measurable instead of a feeling from the last call.

The pipeline maintains itself

Stages and ages update from your inbox. Silence gets flagged before it kills momentum.

Three moves a morning

Ranked by impact, each with a draft attached and the evidence that prompted it.

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Tracked links and the investor room, so every conversation produces data.

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The daily ranking, the self-updating pipeline and the drafts. This is the plan a live seed round needs.

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Seed round questions

An afternoon. Import the list, upload materials, connect your inbox.

Yes. Pricing is per round, not per seat.

Yes, and it stays current, which the spreadsheet did not.

A common working ratio at seed is roughly 100 qualified investors contacted, 30 first meetings, 10 second meetings and one to three term sheets. Coverage matters more than volume: 40 well-matched funds usually outperform 150 cold names. Track how much of the target is covered by live conversations rather than names on a list, and treat any thread quiet for more than a week as at risk.

Every five to seven days while the round is live, and always with new information rather than a status check. The strongest follow-up references something specific: a metric they asked about, a document they spent time on, a customer win since the last call.

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