Angel Investors
Angel Investors
Angel investors are often the first real outsiders to believe in your startup. They come in early, take risk when your numbers are unproven, and give you capital, mentorship, networks, and credibility. A well-structured angel round can shape the entire future of your company — but only if it’s done with the right strategy, valuation, and compliance.
We help founders prepare, structure, and close angel rounds the right way.
Who are Angel Investors?
Angel investors are high-net-worth individuals who invest their personal money into early-stage startups. They typically fund:
Idea-stage & MVP startups
Early revenue-stage companies
High-growth, scalable business models
Angels invest not just for returns — they often enjoy mentoring, guiding, and being part of young companies.
Why founders choose Angel Investors
Faster decision-making than VCs
Flexible cheque sizes
Strong networks and introductions
Hands-on mentorship and strategic inputs
Validation for follow-on funding rounds
Less formal than institutional investors
Typical cheque sizes
Individual angels: ₹5 lakh to ₹50 lakh
Angel networks: ₹25 lakh to ₹2 crore
Syndicates: ₹10 lakh to ₹1 crore per investor
Ranges vary depending on sector and traction.
What we assist with
1. Fundraise Preparation
Startup readiness & compliance check
Deck review and investor narrative
Financial projections and valuation support
Cap table clean-up
2. Transaction Structuring
Equity, CCPS, CCDs, SAFEs/ICSAFE models
Share premium justification
Founder-friendly dilution strategy
Term sheet negotiations
3. Documentation & Filings
Shareholder agreements
Subscription agreements
ROC filings for share allotment
Valuation certificates
FEMA compliance (if NRI angels are involved)
4. Investor Outreach Guidance
Mapping relevant angel networks
Preparing intro emails, one-pagers & teaser decks
Warm introduction strategy
(Direct outreach optional/add-on)
Why founders need professional support
Avoid errors that scare future VCs
Prevent unnecessary dilution
Ensure clean compliance during due diligence
Maintain accurate cap tables & documentation
Reduce negotiation mistakes
Ensure FEMA, Companies Act, and Income Tax compliance
Documents usually required
Pitch deck & one-pager
Company incorporation documents
Financial model & projections
KYC of investors
Bank statements and fund proof
Board resolutions & share allotment filings
Our process
Understand the fundraise goal, runway, and valuation expectation
Prepare the deck, model, and investor materials
Structure the investment and draft agreements
Complete compliance, filings, and share allotment
Support in investor updates and readiness for the next round
Frequently Asked Questions
Sometimes — depends on cheque size and interest. Many prefer advisory roles instead.
Usually, but some invest through CCDs, CCPS, or SAFE-style instruments.
Yes — a wrong valuation can hurt future rounds.
Yes, but FEMA rules apply and filings must be done carefully.
Typically 4–12 weeks depending on preparation and investor interest.