“We knew the kind of investors we wanted around the table before we started raising. What we didn’t want was to spend weeks chasing signatures and increase the costs of raising across multiple solutions and service providers. You need a strategic partner to actually do this when raising.” - Bogdan Putinica, CEO & Co-Founder, Outcome1.AI

Context: a founder-led round, from the founder’s own network

Outcome1.AI builds agentic digital employees for European SMEs, taking on real roles in finance, sales, operations and data. It is an early-stage company moving at speed, with a roadmap measured in weeks rather than quarters.

The round was built the same way. A group of strategic individual angels, with tickets from a few thousand euros to six figures, all on a convertible, and none of it able to wait.

The challenge: a clean round with no one to hand the admin to

A fundraising round carries a specific set of costs that never appear in the term sheet:

1. Every angel is a separate coordination job. Different tickets, different timing, different questions, all landing directly on two founders who are simultaneously selling, hiring and shipping a platform.

2. Neither standard option is good. Adding angels one by one fragments the cap table right before institutional rounds. Setting up an SPV keeps the cap table clean, but leaves the founders owning a legal entity and its admin for years.

3. Angels move at different speeds. In a single closing, the money only arrives once the last person has signed. Everyone waits for the slowest.

4. The work does not stop when the round closes. Reporting, updates, questions, follow-ons and the next round are permanent obligations.

The solution: SeedBlink Syndicates

Outcome1.AI ran the round as a private syndicate on SeedBlink. One digital setup held the whole process together:

• A private round page where invited angels could review the deal and commit, with no public listing and no exposure of deal terms outside the invited group.

• One place for investors to onboard, complete KYC and AML checks, sign documents and transfer funds.

• SeedBlink’s investment vehicle, administered through Austrian infrastructure, holding the angels’ investment so that all of them sit under a single line on the cap table.

• Multiple closings under a single structure, with no renegotiation and no second vehicle for investors who commit later.

“A round takes a few weeks. The relationship with these investors is the next ten years. We chose this setup for the trust it builds now and the decade it has to survive.” - Alex Balint, CTO & Co-Founder, Outcome1.AI

Why Outcome1.AI chose SeedBlink

A name their investors already trusted. Angels writing a cheque into an early-stage convertible want to know who is holding the structure. A regulated, established platform removed a conversation the founders would otherwise have had eight separate times.

One platform for the whole relationship, not just the round. Reporting, investor communication, equity management, secondary transactions and future rounds run on the same rails the round was closed on.

Investor operations off the founders’ desks. Onboarding, compliance checks, document flow, payments and post-closing administration are handled by SeedBlink, not by the CEO between sales calls.

No waiting for the slowest investor. Capital could be put to work as it arrived, and angels who moved later could still come in on the same terms in different closings.

A cap table that stays investable. One line today, and room to add investors, run secondaries within the syndicate or bring the group into a future round without unpicking anything.

“Of the teams that pitch in front of the community, few have that combination of experience, grit and global ambition. We find a handful a year that meet the criteria for building a business, not just a product. Our focus is to distinguish, in the noise of AI products, the team whose approach will be the most valuable and stickiest for customers, and Outcome1 has the best premises for that. SeedBlink's infrastructure made the investment straightforward to execute and easy to stay close to afterwards.” - George Mihaescu, member Bravva Angels

Outcome

€330,000 has been syndicated from eight individual angels so far and the round is still open.

Capital lands as investors are ready, the structure absorbs each new closing without renegotiation, and the founders keep raising in parallel with selling rather than pausing the business to run a process.

The result is a round the founders control on their own timeline, a cap table that stays clean no matter how many angels join, and an investor group managed in one place from day one. The founders spent their time choosing investors and building the company. Everything between those two things ran on infrastructure.

“More and more of the best rounds in our region are closed inside a founder’s own network. Our job is not to find those investors. It is to make sure that once a founder has them, the round, the process and the years that follow are handled properly, so the founder can go back to building.” - Andrei Dudoiu, CEO, SeedBlink