Connect with investors funding Nintex rounds

Investor Hunt connects you with angel investors, venture capital firms, micro VCs, and investment partners active in Nintex rounds. Search by industry, location, investor type, or past investments and build targeted investor lead lists in minutes. Premium features and data such as investor contact details are only available on paid plans.

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Lee M. Mitchell

United States,

Illinois,

Chicago

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Private Equity Firm

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Andrew Almeida

United States,

Florida,

Miami

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Private Equity Firm

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Robert Sayle

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Markets

Investor Types

Private Equity Firm

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A.J. Rohde

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Markets

Investor Types

Private Equity Firm

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Carl Chan

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Markets

Investor Types

Private Equity Firm

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Sofija Ostojic

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Markets

Investor Types

Private Equity Firm

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Jack Le Roy

United States,

California,

San Francisco

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Investor Types

Private Equity Firm

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AJ Jangalapalli

United States,

California,

San Francisco

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Investor Types

Private Equity Firm

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Matt Curulla

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Markets

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Private Equity Firm

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JD Ardell

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Markets

Investor Types

Private Equity Firm

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Find the right investors for your startup

Every fundraising stage requires a different kind of investor. Investor Hunt helps you find investors who focus on Nintex, from angels backing pre-seed rounds to venture firms leading Series A and beyond. Each profile includes details like investment type, industries of interest, geography, and past portfolio companies, giving you the context you need to pitch with confidence. With premium access, you can unlock verified contact details and export features to build targeted Nintex investor lists in minutes.

How Investor Hunt Works

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Search Investors
Filter investors by stage, industry, geography, investor type, or past investments to find the most relevant ones for your startup.
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Build Your Investor List
Add investor profiles to your custom list and export them as CSV/XLSX files
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Start Pitching
Send personalized emails and start raising your round.

Frequently asked questions

The database contains over 110,000 angel investors, venture capital firms, micro VCs, investment partners, and private equity firms. It is updated regularly with new profiles and deal activity.
Free visitors can preview the database and browse investor profiles with limited access. This helps you explore the platform before starting a trial or subscribing.
The trial unlocks advanced filters and full investor profile data so you can search by industry, stage, location, and past investments. Contact details (email, phone, LinkedIn) and CSV/XLSX export features remain locked until you upgrade to premium.
Premium subscribers unlock complete access to Investor Hunt, including verified investor contact details (emails, phones, LinkedIn profiles), advanced filters, and the ability to export targeted investor lists to CSV or XLSX.
Yes. You can filter by industries such as fintech, healthtech, SaaS, AI, and more to find investors most relevant to your business.
Absolutely. You can filter investors by country, state, city, or investment stage (pre-seed, seed, Series A, and beyond) to focus your outreach.
Many profiles include past investments and portfolio companies, helping you understand the types of startups each investor has backed.
Yes. Verified contact details such as emails, phone numbers, and LinkedIn profiles are available to premium subscribers. Free users can preview investor profiles, but contact fields are redacted.
Yes. You can change or cancel your subscription at any time, and you’ll retain full access until the end of your billing period.

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