Ask Muse who just raised

A fresh round is the clearest buying signal there is: new budget, new headcount, new problems. Ask for the ones that fit your ICP and work the list the same day.

• “Which fintech companies raised a Series A in the last 30 days in New York?”
• “Draft a short intro email to the founders of each company that raised a seed round in climate tech this month, referencing their round.”
• “Find companies that raised more than $10M in the last 60 days and are headquartered outside the US.”
• “Here are 40 target accounts — for each, tell me the most recent round, amount and lead investors.”

Track what is closing in your thesis, spot which funds keep showing up together, and see a sector heating up while it is still early.

• “Which seed-stage robotics companies raised in the last 60 days, and which investors appear most often across them?”
• “Compare seed funding volume in healthcare versus fintech over the last 90 days, by number of rounds and total raised.”
• “List every company that raised a pre-seed round in AI infrastructure this month with what each one is building.”
• “Which companies raised for the first time this quarter in my focus sectors?”

Funding precedes hiring by weeks. Reach the founder before the roles are posted and before every other recruiter has seen them.

• “Show me companies that raised a Series B in the last 90 days in Austin.”
• “Which companies raised over $25M in the last 30 days and are likely scaling engineering?”
• “Give me the founder contact for each company that raised a Series A in devtools this month.”

Watch your competitive set, brief your team on the week, or find newly funded companies that are about to need exactly what you sell.

• “Every Monday, list companies that raised in the past 7 days with more than $5M and summarize each one.”
• “Draft this week’s funding roundup: the 10 largest rounds, one sentence each, grouped by sector.”
• “Who raised in my category in the last 90 days, and how much have they raised in total?”