Search and matchmaking still open only after review and a mutual NDA.
Qualified-purchaser standing is not a price. You attest, we approve, and it changes what you see on any plan — four cards, not eight. Allocator approval also asks for at least 3 portfolio companies or funds.
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QP standing unlocks named mandates and more deals; add 3 portfolio companies and attest
Peer investors in one sector or strategy, sharing, vetting and syndicating deals. Deal Sessions every two weeks. 19 circles in the catalog. One is live. A six-month season · charged once a term. Payment alone does not open a seat.
Live
Healthcare & Health Tech
Co-invest with allocators backing healthcare's next decade
Three questions. What you bought is only the first.
Plan, the work you are doing, and what you may lawfully be shown are separate. None of them decides what you see on its own.
Tier
What you bought
Depth, rooms, event pricing. The one thing you choose.
Role
What you are doing
Allocating, raising, advising, co-leading a room. The same family office can do more than one.
Designation
What you may lawfully see
Accredited, qualified purchaser, or self-attested. It caps what may be shown, whatever you paid.
Why we say it out loud
The ceiling is the lower of what you bought and what you may be shown. If verification would change what you see, you should know before you pay. And the one rule that surprises people: QP standing does not lift a lower plan. The price is for the depth. Verification opens the depth you paid for.
What you see on a deal
Six rungs. The top three are the company's call, not ours.
How much of a deal you see depends on the pairing, this deal and this viewer.
0Hidden
No visibility on this deal.
Not shown
1Anonymised
Sector, size, stage, geography. No issuer name.
Platform
2Named summary
Named, with summary information. No offering materials.
Platform
3Deck on request
Materials released on approval.
The company
4Deck immediate
Materials, without a gate.
The company
5Data room
Financial models, cap tables, diligence items.
The company — always
If you are raising
You see everything on your own deal and nothing on anyone else's. While a raise is live, the list you see is scoped to your own mandate and logged.
Reciprocal, not a list you take away
The directory is members who accepted the protocols, and it is reciprocal. Search opens approved matches one mandate at a time. It is not a bulk export, and the relationships were shared with us in confidence.
Admission
Admission is a review, not a checkout.
You are admitted, not subscribed. One form, once, in this order. Paying is the last step.
01
Register
Name, organisation, contact. Enough for event logistics.
02
Declare what you are and what you do
Your entity type, and the work you expect to do. Before payment, because it is a condition of entry.
03
Attest
Attest your designation. Verification is a later step. If you allocate, allocator approval also asks for at least 3 portfolio companies or funds on your profile.
04
Two or three references
Community members, or a named sponsor if you have no ties yet.
05
Accept the protocols
Show up. Answer. Re-declare your roles at renewal.
06
Choose your membership and pay
Payment completes admission; it does not trigger it.
Already a member
You are the reference base. Renewal is three steps: roles, designation, protocols. We walk it with you before anything changes.
Why references at all
A directory anyone can buy is a list. A directory you were admitted to is a network.
Use Check access on this page with the same address. If the request is in, it will say so. Meanwhile, talk to us from the contact page and we will find it.
Free includes your profile, the calendar, and the latest Tuesday briefing. No documents. Basic, Premium and Core add matchmaking, diligence and intelligence. Search opens after review and a mutual NDA. Circles sit inside membership.
Membership buys access to the platform, community, and content — not a security. Regulated activity (sell-side engagements, capital raises, transaction fees) is never bundled into membership pricing and sits on a separate engagement. Securities transactions, where they occur, are offered through Finalis Securities LLC, Member FINRA / SIPC. 361Firm is not a registered broker-dealer, and Finalis Securities LLC and 361Firm are separate, unaffiliated entities.
