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Work · July 24, 2026

WarmIntro

Get warm introductions done for you

WarmIntro launched on July 24, 2026 with 2 votes.

What it does

Intro maps your real professional network, finds the strongest path to someone you want to meet, and drafts a short forwardable intro request. You stay in control: send it yourself, then track each introduction from request to facilitated.

Get warm introductions to 12,000+ active investors through our founder network. 35 term sheets closed in 6 months. 14-day free trial. $99/month.

Every founder knows active investors. Together, you unlock the entire market. Warm introductions, powered by founder trust. Enter your startup website and instantly discover the most relevant investors already connected to fellow founders in your network. Tell us what you're building, your stage, and the type of investor you want to reach. Choose the investor you want to target based on fit, sector, stage, or geography. Add an investor you know personally to unlock reciprocal warm introductions. We match you with relevant founders so you can exchange warm introductions and move faster. Your information is never shared without permission. We never email your investors directly. You control…from warmintro.net

Pricing, as stated on its site

Free tier, paid plans from $99/mo — WarmIntro offers a free Basic tier for exploring connections, with paid premium tiers starting at $99/month (Premium), $79/month charged annually (Pro), and $229/month charged annually (Concierge). 14

checked September 2026 · prices change

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