Introduction network – you invest directly with the founder.
No deals go through FundMyPitch. There is no nominee, no due diligence by the platform and no secondary market: any investment is agreed with the company itself. It is open to investors who self-certify as high-net-worth, sophisticated or professional. About introduction networks
FundMyPitch
UK introduction network run by FMP Ventures Ltd since 2022, connecting early-stage companies with self-certified investors; any investment is made directly with the company.
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- N/A
- Minimum investment
- —
- Scale
- 2022
- Launched
- UK
- Geography
- No
- Secondary market
- Equity
- Investment type
FundMyPitch in ten seconds
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- Asset classes
- Introduction Networks
- Investment type
- Equity
- Not FCA regulated · Not FCA-regulated. FMP Ventures Ltd describes itself as an introducer and has no FCA Register entry.
- Operator
- FMP Ventures Ltd · Co. no. 13810662
- Company status
- Active
- N/A
- Scale
- —
- Launched
- 2022
- Company incorporated
- Dec 2021
- Geography
- UK
- No
- Operating status
- Active
- Last reviewed
- September 2026
- Website
- fundmypitch.com
What is FundMyPitch?
FundMyPitch is a UK introduction network run by FMP Ventures Ltd (Companies House 13810662), incorporated in December 2021 and launched in 2022. It connects early-stage companies, often raising EIS-focused rounds, with investors. It says plainly that it is not a crowdfunding site: any investment is made directly between the investor and the company, not through FundMyPitch.
Regulation: not FCA-regulated. FMP Ventures Ltd describes itself as an introducer and has no FCA Register entry.
How does FundMyPitch work?
Companies publish pitches, which FundMyPitch staff review before listing. Its terms say it does not verify the accuracy of pitch decks and that investors must do their own due diligence. Investors browse pitches and contact founders; the investment itself takes place off the platform.
Investors pay nothing. As of September 2026, founders pay FundMyPitch 5% of the money they raise from investors it introduces, including follow-on rounds within 12 months. Founders appoint FundMyPitch as a non-exclusive agent, and it can send their pitch to investors without asking each time.
Who is FundMyPitch for?
Access is restricted to investors who self-certify as high-net-worth, sophisticated or investment professionals, renewed every 12 months.
Before you go further
Points we would verify against the platform's current documents rather than take from this page.
- No due diligence on the businesses
FundMyPitch reviews pitches before listing but does not check what they say.
- No nominee
Any shares you buy are held directly, on terms you agree with the company.
- No secondary market
Its own terms say there is unlikely to be a way to sell the shares.
- Founder-paid success fee
FundMyPitch earns 5% of what founders raise from its introductions, so it is paid when deals happen.
Sources and methodology
- Last reviewed
- September 2026
- Sources
- fundmypitch.com (help FAQ, invest page, terms, fees page); Companies House (FMP Ventures Ltd, 13810662); UK Business Angels Association
- Methodology
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- Can I invest through FundMyPitch?
- No. FundMyPitch is an introduction network: it puts investors in touch with founders, and any investment is agreed and made directly with the company, outside the network.
- Is FundMyPitch regulated by the FCA?
- Not FCA-regulated. FMP Ventures Ltd describes itself as an introducer and has no FCA Register entry.
- Does FundMyPitch offer a secondary market?
- No. Shares bought after an introduction are held directly, and FundMyPitch offers no way to sell them.