Bring your angels into one private space. Share pipeline, see who's actually interested before you commit, then turn the winners into a live deal with KYC, contracts and payments handled. You set the carry.
Communities already building on SeedBlink
Most syndicate leads run their network on a WhatsApp group and a spreadsheet. That works until the second deal. A community gives you the profile, the pipeline, the vote and the paperwork in one place.
Your community gets a public profile in the SeedBlink directory: thesis, markets, stage, ticket size, past deals, and who leads it. Thousands of investors already on the platform can browse it and ask to join.
Drop a pitch deck into your community pipeline and let members vote and comment. You see the interest curve and read what your smartest members actually think. The healthtech operator flags the reimbursement risk, the CTO who knows the stack tells you what the demo is hiding. Only then do you turn it into a deal.
Not every deal is for everyone. Open a round to the full community, to a segment, or to a handful of members you name. Everything stays inside the community: no forwarding decks over email, no wondering who has access to what.
| Member | Access | Joined |
|---|---|---|
| Iris Kovac | Admin | Founding |
| Tomas Brandt | All deals | Mar 2026 |
| Selin Aydar | All deals | Mar 2026 |
| Petar Nilsson | Deep-tech only | Apr 2026 |
| invite pending, 2 sent | Awaiting |
Set terms once. SeedBlink handles KYC/AML, NDAs, contract generation and e-signature, the bank account, and the wires. You watch one dashboard that tells you exactly who committed, who signed, and whose money has landed. The platform chases for you: members get automatic reminders to complete KYC, sign and wire before the round closes, so nothing stalls because someone forgot.
| Investor | Ticket | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Iris Kovac | €60,000 | Payment confirmed |
| Tomas Brandt | €50,000 | Payment confirmed |
| Selin Aydar | €30,000 | Committed & signed |
| Petar Nilsson | €25,000 | Committed |
You source the deal, you run the diligence, you convince the founder to make room. Carry is how that effort turns into upside. Set your percentage at deal setup, where the EU norm is 5–10%, plus an optional entry fee if you want the round to cover your costs. Set it to zero when you'd rather not charge your friends.
Your share of profits on a successful exit. EU standard: 5–10%.
One-time deal access fee. Set to 0 if you don't want to charge one.
FinishA place to talk that's attached to the deal, and a picture of who your members actually are.
Every community gets its own channel, and every deal gets its own thread. Questions, founder Q&A recaps, closing reminders and post-investment updates all live next to the documents they refer to, so a member who joins in month six can read back instead of asking you.
Stop guessing which deals will fill. See where your members' appetite sits by sector and stage, what they typically write, who votes and who follows through, so you can size an allocation before you promise it to a founder.
| Most active | Deals | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Iris Kovac | 7 | €210,000 |
| Tomas Brandt | 5 | €145,000 |
| Selin Aydar | 4 | €96,000 |
You set up the community yourself. Once you submit your funding round, the platform takes over the mechanics.
Name it, write your thesis, pick markets, stage and ticket size. Decide whether it's listed publicly or invite-only.
Invite your angels by email or link, connect your existing WhatsApp or Slack channel, and approve investors who apply.
Post decks, collect votes and comments, and see which opportunity your community will actually fund.
Set terms, carry and fees. We handle KYC, contracts, signatures and banking. You watch commitments land in real time.
Nothing here is impossible without SeedBlink. It's just slower, and it doesn't scale past the people who already answer your messages.
| WhatsApp group + spreadsheet | SeedBlink community | |
|---|---|---|
| Finding new members | People you already know | Public profile in the investor directory, plus your own invites |
| Gauging interest | Counting 👍 in a chat thread | Structured votes and comments per pitch deck, kept with the startup |
| Deal access | Forwarded decks, unclear who saw what | Per-deal invitations with NDA-gated data rooms |
| KYC & contracts | Your lawyer, your inbox, your weekends | Automated onboarding, generated contracts, e-signature |
| Tracking money | Bank statements and manual reconciliation | Live dashboard: committed, signed, paid, per investor |
| Your upside | A thank-you message | Carry and entry fees you set, collected by the vehicle |
| After the close | Ad-hoc email updates | Reporting, voting and portfolio tracking across all your deals |
A community is the standing group: your members, your thesis, your pipeline and your discussion. A syndicate deal is a single transaction you run inside it. One community can run many deals over the years, and members keep all of them in one portfolio.
It keeps your community inside a private-placement setup rather than a public offering, which is what allows deals to move quickly without a prospectus. In practice it's also about as many people as a lead can know well enough to be useful to.
No. You set carry per deal and zero is a valid answer. Plenty of leads run their first deals at 0% to build a track record. The EU norm for leads who do charge is 5–10%, plus an optional entry fee of 0–1.5%.
You control what's visible. As lead you always see the full picture: who committed, who signed, who paid. Members see the round's progress, not each other's individual amounts, unless you choose to share it.
It stays in your pipeline history with the votes and comments attached. That record is genuinely useful later: when the same founder comes back with traction, you can see exactly what your community was worried about the first time.
Setting up the community is same-day. A first deal typically goes live within days once your identity is verified, the startup's legal status is confirmed, and you've set terms and uploaded documents.
Yes. Import your member list, publish your track record on the community profile, and run your next deal here. Your existing chat channel can stay where it is. Just link it from your community page.
Set up your community in ten minutes and invite your first members today. Submit your funding round and the platform handles the rest: onboarding, contracts, signatures, payments and reporting.
