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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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CapitalxAI is a fundraising platform designed to help startups and businesses raise capital more effeciently through the use of advanced AI. Led by a Y-Combinator alumnus, we fill your calendar with investor meetings in just 2 weeks! We utilizes GPT-4 analysis to analyze over 1 million websites to shortlist the ideal investors for startups. This allows for targeted outreach to investors who are more likely to be interested in the company based on their investment focus and history.We also crafts personalized and dynamic messages for each investor using data enrichment and AI analysis. This increases the chances of getting a response and securing a meeting. We Implement a persistent and contextual email strategy, sending sequential emails to key executives at investor firms to maximize response rates.Different from other platforms, CapitalxAI claims to use real-time data scanning to ensure the investor information is current and accurate.

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Do not pay unless you want to get scammed

I have worked in this company and believe me they are running a scam.

Basically Naman who is the founder lives in California when in reality he lives with parents and wife in India. He had been to California for YC but only for a short while as covid hit. Regardless he lies to his customer that he lives in California.

The product is just a basic byproduct of chatGPT. Naman claims he created a AI Engine for fundraising. I reality he uses crushbase and other popular investor database website for the data, chatGPT for personalizing the emails and Smartlead for running email campaigns

11 August 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Unresponsive and non-functional

They are highly unresponsive and sometimes rude by hanging up on you.

Once you pay them you are no longer their priority.

At times they will ignore your emails and calls for two months straight without notice. Whether that’s a long vacation or they are simply busy, letting you know about it is basic respect.

10 January 2025
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