Funded.com Opiniones 10

Funded.com and the team there did an exceptional job writing my business plan along with my pitch deck. I would recommend them to anyone ready to start-up a company.

Very good experience, sometimes is difficult to get a hold from the assistants but when you get it, Business Plan comes out with real professional shape.

I am really grateful to have discovered this because it opened the doors to numerous potential quality choices for investors for my business.

I signed up as an investor on funded.com and I found their platform to be somewhat easy to use and a good resource with many interesting investment opportunities, US and worldwide.

Total scam and rude customer service

yes this company is very slimy, tried many times to reach them to cancel my subscription with no response. I cancelled the transaction through my bank.

canceled there services 3 months ago. just got bank statement today.charged $99.00 for nothing from funded.com. Calling MN attorney general tomorrow.

UPDATE: Nope, no hat to be eaten. These guys are the most incompetent hustlers on the internet. AVOID. If it walks like a poo on legs and responds like a poo on legs, it's a poo on legs.

PREVIOUS: I stress, I am responding with FIRST IMPRESSIONS to the other two posters here, and I have only just signed up as an experiment, plus it was a "free" trial offer. (If I get fully funded I will be back with a 5-star review, though don't hold your breath.)

RED FLAG 1: They have a "free" downloadable "Executive Summary" which is of a length and style I have not seen since 1992!! So we can assume their business plans are equally tome-like. No investor in their right mind wants to read that much up front; it's insane: if you can't sell your business idea in a 12-page slide deck then you don't stand a chance with an instantly-bin-able "business plan". And if you are tech/crypto-oriented, you need a litepaper, not Funded.com's answer to War & Peace.

RED FLAG 2: I didn't get past the first page of their "postings" as they are (though not all) jokes (I mean literal jokes as far as l can tell): there's literally someone there raising £12 Million to, er, publish a book on god(??)! (You could buy the Dead Sea Scrolls for that amount!!)

I am pretty certain all this site does is get you to sign up, knowing full well no investors will ever contact you as they don't care about that, ahem "aspect" of their "business model", so they can up-sell you their worse-than-useless "writing" services, loan matching services.

Happy to eat my hat.

DO NOT DO any business with these guys.I made the mistake to contact them to write a business plan and get access on their investors platform. The business plan supposed to be something simple ( real estate acquisition ). They spent around 2 weeks for the 1st draft. When I saw it I contacted them immediately to stop any further work and get a refund. The business plan they wrote is terrible. Looks like someone is learning how to do it. After 2 weeks I still don't have an answer. My advice is too stay away from these guys.

No business value from funded.com. I registered with Funded.com two years ago to draft a business proposal, cost $1000 and agreed a monthly fee to have it placed in their web site for investors to review. Their sales pitch said that it would be prominent in their web site for investors to review and I should hear direct from them. I searched their web site monthly, saw other proposals but not ours. I phoned and they said only their investors could search the proposals. So I don't know whether our proposal was ever seen by any investor, no 'number of reads' or investor reviews data is given, something they should consider if they want to retain customer confidence.

In Jan 2020 we changed the credit card to be used for the monthly charge and the first week in Feb informed Funded.com the new number to use. Even so I found out that we were locked out of our account. I telephoned on 28 Feb as we were still locked out and told that we would not have access 'until at least 9th March' when their system would indent for the monthly fee again. I advised that to lose two months just at the time we were approaching investors, is not acceptable but the person on the phone just didn't appear to care and this added to my growing sense of distrust.

Funded.com did initially help with the drafting of a proposal for our off-shoot business. At that time I had no idea whatsoever of what the content and structure should be, but Funded.com did charge heftily, over $1000, for a document that subsequently has proved to be worthless. It had no product definition, no technical content, no costing and a very weak sales pitch.

After documenting the proposal Funded.com has since charged me $99 per month for access to their 'Investor Group'. In this time, all I have heard from 'investors' is four hard pressure sales calls from money loan organizations with preposterously high interest rates. These lenders had no idea of what the new business is, had not read the proposal document, and had only one interest – to lend money with high interest rates. I asked how they came to phone me and, apparently, they access the details of the newly listed customers and start making their calls. This is unethical and is not an acceptable business practice. I do not know for sure, but my conversations with the 'lenders' Ieads me to believe that Funded.com receives a cut from all such finance sales.

In the last 2 months an IT/Enterprise Software professional drafted, structured and costed a new proposal - the difference in the two is phenomenal. Beyond phenomenal. At least I now know what a skillfully developed competitive proposal content should be and thankfully it is drawing instant interest from investors found through networking. Funded.com proposals might work for a non-technical FMCG product idea but they don't have a clue how to prepare a proposal for a Software Solution/SaaS product.

In Jan 2020 I emailed to ask if there were any specialist Enterprise Software Business Angels in their listing of 'investors' so I could differentiate before starting to make direct approaches to their investor group (a very long list), no reply. That they haven’t bothered to reply adds to my distrust. These same lists of investors can be found easily on the internet.

I noted a number of complaints on Trustpilot about non return of overcharged fees. We were overcharged at one time and it did take demands over several months to get the credit back.

I have paid $2500 to Funded.com in monthly fees plus $1000 for useless proposal, and got zero in return.

I advised Funded.com the reasons for cancelling my account but they have not responded, except to close the account. I feel as though I have been taken in by a scam but it was my own lack of experience that caused me to fall for it. I would recommend to anyone considering Funded.com to consider what it is they need, and to seek the services elsewhere.