The most competitive deals are often sourced before a banker's distribution list goes out. Financesaur helps PE teams run multiple add-on acquisition searches simultaneously, mapping targets across strategic corporate and sponsor-backed profiles, and booking introductions before the process starts.
By the time a deal hits a banker's CIM or an online marketplace, multiple funds are already engaged. The most competitive opportunities are often sourced before a formal process begins.
PitchBook, CapIQ, Inven, Grata, Datasite, or Axial: every fund in your market runs the same screen, builds the same target list, and sends the same outreach. There's no edge in a commodity.
Your team can only chase one deal strategy per mandate. Run the add-on acquisition angle and you miss the platform angle. More optionality requires more people, or a different platform.
You have deep relationships in healthcare or industrials. But the best target for your next fund is in a sector where you have zero existing network. That deal goes to someone else.
IDENTIFY
Upload your investment thesis. Financesaur identifies every relevant target, including owner-operated businesses, sponsor-backed companies, and corporate divestitures, sourced in real time and ranked by thesis fit—no intermediated auction required.
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We craft outreach that speaks to a founder's legacy or a corporate executive's divestiture goals instead of a generic transaction pitch. Tailored messages establish immediate credibility and start direct, proprietary deal dialogues.
Learn MoreORIGINATE
Run founder-owned and sponsor-backed pipelines in parallel for platforms, or target multiple sub-sectors simultaneously for add-ons. Parallel sourcing paths multiply deal optionality and transaction speed, maximizing your deal-team leverage.
Learn MoreMost Private Equity teams subscribe to the same static databases as their competitors, resulting in high annual fees for the same deal screens and target lists.
"Stop pivoting sequentially. Financesaur targets every angle at once, surfacing the right counterparty on a fraction of the traditional timeline."