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Commerce · January 29, 2026

LPBacked

I spent way too long watching fund managers burn months trying to find LP contact info — piecing together names from LinkedIn, guessing emails, paying $24k/year for PitchBook when they only needed the LP slice. So we built LPbacked. Search by AUM, geography, fund type. Get the actual decision-maker's email and phone. Reach out yourself, skip the placement agent. Would love feedback from anyone who's been through a fund raise — especially on data coverage gaps.

LPBacked launched on January 29, 2026 with 2 votes, #6,591 of 14,584 launches that month.

What it does

Access verified Limited Partners across family offices, pension funds, and endowments. Find emails, phone numbers, and investment preferences to fundraise faster with confidence.

Access 19,496+ Limited Partners with verified contact information. Search family offices, pension funds, endowments & more. Get emails, phone numbers & investment preferences for fundraising.

Search 19,492 + verified LPs — single-family offices, multi-family offices, funds of funds, pension funds, endowments and more. Filter the live database below. Watch how fund managers find and close commitments with the right limited partners. Filter 19,492+ LPs by type, AUM, geography, and preferred sectors. Verified emails, direct phone numbers, and LinkedIn profiles. Stay current as allocations, mandates, and team moves change. Build short lists and push them straight into your outreach. Precisely target allocators by AUM, geography and more. Personalize outreach and close faster. Decision-maker emails, LinkedIn profiles, HQ location, preferred sectors, investment types, geographies, and…from lpbacked.com

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