Fund Momentum Opens AI Access to Its VC and LP Database

Fund Momentum, a Vienna-based venture data company, has expanded its services to include artificial intelligence (AI) agents, making its comprehensive database of venture capital (VC) funds and limited partners (LPs) accessible through a new MCP (Machine Client Protocol) server. The platform now allows AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and autonomous agents to search over 1,100 VC funds and more than 650 LPs, register themselves, and pay per query in USDC.

The platform, which has been tracking more than 1,100 actively deploying VC funds that have raised or closed capital since September 2024, also publishes its own primary research on approximately 300 VC fund closings. Additionally, it maps over 650 disclosed LPs through a product called LP Radar. Each record carries a provenance block showing its source, the date it was last verified, and a confidence score, designed to help AI agents evaluate trust.

Agents can connect to the full dataset through a single MCP URL. A keyless trial allows any agent to run live queries with no signup, API key, or email address. An AI agent can self-register with one API call to receive free credits instantly. For agents working without a human in the loop, Fund Momentum accepts machine payments: autonomous agents pay per call through the Machine Payments Protocol in USDC on the Tempo network, with no account needed. An incremental-sync tool, get_changes, lets an agent pull only the funds that changed since their last check. Every tool is declared read-only and idempotent, allowing agents to call them without a confirmation step.

For founders raising a pre-seed, seed, or Series A round, the platform searches actively deploying funds by country, stage, and industry across more than 50 sectors. It surfaces an Investor Signal Profile for each fund, covering its sweet spot, thesis tags, bullish and contrarian signals, deployment status, and founder dos and don'ts. A match_startup tool ranks funds against a plain-language description of the startup's stage, sector, and geography, and a running feed of weekly VC fund closings shows founders which funds just raised and likely have fresh capital to deploy.

For emerging and first-time fund managers, LP Radar shows which of its 650+ limited partners, including family offices, funds of funds, institutional investors, corporates, and government-backed programs, have previously backed a Fund I or Fund II. The check_lp_coverage tool is free and keyless, returning LP counts by country and type; search_lps returns full LP records for subscribers. Twice a year, Fund Momentum also publishes FM15, a ranking of 15 emerging VC managers scored on LP trust signal, early track record, thesis sharpness, and founder alignment, with no paid placements.

Accelerators, venture studios, and VC funds can offer the platform to their cohorts and portfolio companies as a perk, giving founders agentic fund search and giving Fund I managers access to LP Radar. Funds themselves can submit to be listed, featured, or interviewed and get access to pre-vetted deal flow.

Eight MCP tools are available. Four are free: search_funds, get_fund, get_changes, and check_lp_coverage. Three require a Pro subscription or pay-per-call access: get_fund_signals, get_gp_profile, and match_startup. search_lps is reserved for LP Radar subscribers.

Pricing is published at fundmomentum.vc/pricing. VC fund search, filters, and basic signal data are free with 100 MCP calls a month. A Starter tier at 9 euros a month unlocks full Investor Signal Profiles and 1,000 calls; Pro at 29 euros a month adds GP profiles, AI matching, and all fund tools with 10,000 calls. LP Radar is a separate subscription at 199 euros a month or 1,499 euros a year. AI agents without a subscription pay per call through MPP starting at 0.01 euros, with no account required. Fund Momentum does not sell personal contact data such as investor emails or phone numbers.