How InvestorDatabases.com compares
Most investor lists are sold as data only. Ours are built by Family Office Club, which has hosted more than 340 in-person investor events since 2007.
| Feature | A typical data-only list | InvestorDatabases.com |
|---|---|---|
| Investor contact rows | Yes | Yes |
| Buy one investor type at a time | Sometimes | Yes |
| Monthly plan after the first month | Sometimes | Yes |
| Total databases | Varies | 16, including 8 family office databases |
| Members club (Family Office Club) | No | Yes |
| In-person investor events | No | 16 a year, 340+ hosted since 2007 |
| Audience | Rarely | 17 million registered members, the largest investor club in the world by media reach |
| AI tools for raising capital | Sometimes | 50 core tools, available to members |
Single database or all 16?
A family office database costs $997 to start and most investor databases $495, then $79 a month. All 16 cost $1,450 to start, then $79 a month. If you need more than two types, all 16 usually works out cheaper. See pricing
When another option fits better
If your raise depends on pension funds, endowments or other institutions, an enterprise data service built for that will suit you better. Our lists cover family offices and private investors.
Questions to ask before you buy any investor list
- Can I see real rows first?
- Yes, the free sample. Get the free sample
- Is it priced per list or for everything?
- Both: one database from $495 ($997 for family office lists), or all 16 for $1,450, then $79 a month.
- What happens if I stop paying?
- Cancel the monthly plan from your account.
- How is investor type decided?
- See methodology. How we build the lists
- How do I report a wrong record?
- Use the data requests page. Correct or remove a record
- Who runs it?
- We run Family Office Club and host investor events in person.