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RaisePill is a fundraising autopilot. You set goals — raise €3M Seed by Q4, apply to 3 EU grants per month, get 5 investor meetings per quarter. The agents run continuously to hit them. You only step in to approve what matters: submissions, replies, and strategic decisions. It is built for European startups raising a mix of non-dilutive (EU grants, foundations, soft money) and dilutive (angels, VCs) capital — and for the consultancies that operate fundraising on their behalf.Documentation Index
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How it’s different
Most “AI fundraising” tools are search engines with a chat box bolted on. You still have to drive every interaction. RaisePill flips the model. The system pushes work to you, not the other way around. Every action it takes is logged. Every decision it surfaces comes with reasoning. Nothing happens without your goals, your sources, and your approval thresholds.| Old way | RaisePill |
|---|---|
| You browse grant portals weekly | Scout monitors 612 sources continuously |
| You start writing from a blank page | Writer drafts from your deck, patent, and 14 winning EIC apps |
| You guess at the rubric | Reviewer scores your draft against the actual handbook |
| You forget to follow up | Concierge queues outreach at your preferred sending window |
| You don’t know your odds | Forecast model gives you a P10–P90 distribution every recalc |
What RaisePill is not
- Not a marketplace. We don’t introduce you to investors. The agent helps you find and reach them yourself.
- Not a grant database. Scout searches 612 live sources; we don’t maintain a curated grant catalog.
- Not a writing assistant. The Writer is part of the multi-agent system. It doesn’t work without Scout, Strategist, and Reviewer.
- Not a chatbot. There is no “Ask anything” chat. Every interaction is structured around tasks, drafts, and decisions.