FO-011,338 firms / 2,400 contacts
Single Family Offices
Fits you if you want to reach families that write their own checks.
$997 to start, then $79/mo
Built by the team that hosts the investors.
Investor lists sorted by how people actually invest.
Family Office Club has hosted 340+ investor events since 2007 and now runs 16 in person each year. Our members have closed more than $1B in deals between them. These 16 databases, and the 50 AI tools that come from those deals, are built on what worked.
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- Name
- J*** M*******
- Firm
- M****** Family Office
- Investor type
- Single family office
- City
- Austin, TX
- j***@***.com
DATABASES
16
FAMILY OFFICE
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FROM
$495
16
In-person investor events a year.
340+
Investor events hosted since 2007.
$1B+
In deals closed between our members.1
17M
Registered members across our social media networking groups. The largest investor club in the world by media reach.
50
AI tools that codify what worked in those deals, for raising capital and working with family offices.
See the AI tools
ยน Based on our internal tally of member-reported transactions.
The 16 databases
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How capital raisers use this
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STEP 01
Pick one investor type.
Start with the one type that already invests in deals like yours, and build your first list from that.
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STEP 02
Write the one-liner first.
If you can't say the deal in one sentence, the email won't land either. Our members use the One-Liner Pitch Writer for this.
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STEP 03
Send short, personal emails in small batches, then follow up.
In our members' experience, most replies come on the second or third email.
A note from the founder
I started Family Office Club in 2007. Since then we've hosted more than 340 investor events, and I've watched thousands of pitches up close. The people I've seen raise money pick the right type of investor and follow up with a one-line pitch. We built these lists, and the AI tools our members use, around that. Start with the free sample and see if the rows fit your raise.
Common questions
What is in a row?
Name, firm, title, investor type and the contact fields listed in the field glossary. Blank fields mean we couldn't find them.
What does the monthly fee cover?
Keeping your access open to the list you bought.
Single database or all 16?
If you need more than two types, all 16 usually works out cheaper.
Will investors reply to me?
We can't promise that. The workflow on our home page is what we've seen work.