Fassport

Fassport

Fassport · Marketing · Business

Fassport is a private capital platform for fund managers and founders. It matches deals to 150k+ verified LPs, automates outreach, and runs verification, data rooms, and docs. From $299/mo.

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About Fassport

What Is Fassport

Fassport is fundraising software built for the people who actually do the raising: general partners at small funds, syndicators, and founders selling equity in an operating company. You upload a deck, the system scores it, drafts an offering page, and matches your deal against a network of limited partners. Outreach runs on autopilot from there, and the same account holds the data room where you verify investors and collect signatures.

The comparison the company makes is a placement agent without the commission. A traditional intermediary takes a slice of the raise. Fassport charges a flat monthly fee and takes no success fee, which changes the math most on large rounds. It also promises faster verification. The site claims most LP checks finish in under 24 hours, against an industry average measured in weeks.

Two limits matter. Fassport doesn't raise money for you. It supplies the tools and the investor list, and you still run the conversations and close the commitments. And it's aimed at private capital under US securities rules, so teams raising outside Reg D, or funds that already have an in-house IR department and a fund admin, will find parts of it redundant.

Getting Started

  1. Create an account at fassport.co and pick a plan. Deal listing covers a single offering on the marketplace, and white-label adds a branded portal for your firm.
  2. Upload your deck in PDF, PPTX, or DOCX. Fassport reads it, scores investor readiness, and drafts the offer page for you to review.
  3. Check the matches. The platform ranks verified LPs against your deal and sends a shortlist each week, with a fit score on every name.
  4. Turn on outreach. Multi-channel sequences send the intro, handle follow-ups, and book calls onto your calendar.
  5. Verify and close in the data room. Send a secure link, collect accreditation documents, e-sign the subscription agreement, and keep diligence files in one place.

Product Information

A quick look at Fassport's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanNo
Paid Plans$299 - $2,000+/mo
PlatformWeb
DeveloperFassport
CategoryMarketing · Business
Release DateJan 2024
Latest UpdatedOct 2026
Website Visits35
Website Global RankN/A
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Emerging fund managers
  • Syndicators and SPV leads
  • Founders raising a private round
  • Family offices and small institutions

Tasks

  • Building a target list of limited partners
  • Running follow-up without a CRM
  • Verifying accreditation for a 506(c) offer
  • Keeping diligence organized during a raise
  • Reporting to LPs after the close

Scenarios

  • A $5M to $20M first close on a tight timeline
  • A rolling syndication where each deal needs its own verification batch
  • A fund that wants its own branded investor portal without building one

Key features

AI Investor Matching

Upload a deck and Fassport scores it against a network of more than 150,000 verified LPs. Each match carries a fit score based on sector, stage, check size, and stated preferences, and the platform delivers a fresh shortlist every week. You can filter the list yourself or let the weekly digest set the pace.

Automated Outreach Sequences

Matched investors can be dropped into multi-channel sequences that send the introduction, chase the follow-up, and book the call. Replies and meetings sync to your calendar, so the pipeline stays visible without a separate CRM. The point is coverage: more touches per week than a two-person IR team can send by hand.

Deck Scoring and Offer Drafting

The deck intake accepts PDF, PPTX, and DOCX files. Fassport analyzes the contents, produces an investor readiness score, and drafts the offering page from what it finds. You review the draft, edit the weak sections, and publish. It's a useful first pass for teams that have never written a data-backed offer page.

Institutional Data Room

The data room holds your deck, financial model, legal documents, and diligence materials behind per-investor permissions. You can share a folder, watch who opened it, and revoke access when a conversation stalls. After the close, the same workspace carries capital calls, distributions, reporting, and K-1 delivery.

506(b) and 506(c) Investor Verification

Under Rule 506(c), a general partner has to independently verify that every investor is accredited. Fassport sends a secure link, collects the documentation online, and returns a verified record, which the company says typically lands the same day. Each check costs $100, and 506(b) self-certification runs through the same flow.

White-Label Investor Portal

The $1,200/mo plan puts your firm's brand on the fundraising and investor portal. Investors see your logo and colors, not Fassport's, which matters for managers who treat the portal as part of their pitch. Multi-fund operators can run several vehicles from the same tenant.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Flat pricing with no success fee, so a $20M close costs the same as a $2M one at the same plan level.
  • LP verification turnaround is the standout claim: under 24 hours instead of the three to six weeks most teams budget for.
  • One account covers the whole cycle, from deck scoring and LP matching through subscription docs, capital calls, and K-1s.
  • The 150k+ verified LP network gives emerging managers a starting list they can't build from scratch.
  • White-label portal at $1,200/mo is cheaper than commissioning a custom investor portal.

Cons

  • Fassport doesn't raise the money. If you want someone making the calls for you, this isn't that service.
  • Add-ons add up. SPV setup starts at $4,500 and fund admin at $2,000/mo, so the real annual cost for a full back office is well above the headline plan.
  • The workflow assumes US private capital rules. Teams raising under other regimes get little value from the 506(b)/506(c) machinery.
  • No documented public API, which blocks firms that want to sync investor data into their own CRM or data warehouse.

Frequently asked questions

Fassport is a private capital platform for fund managers and founders raising money. It combines AI investor matching, automated outreach, an institutional data room, and investor verification in one subscription. Deal listing costs $299/mo and white-label costs $1,200/mo, with no success fees.