Investor Relations

01Our approach to investors

We believe great companies are built with patient capital and aligned partners. Instead of running a closed fundraising process every two years, we keep an open line with investors who care about the creator economy as a category and not as a passing 2026 headline.

When the time comes to open a new round, our intention is to do it in a transparent, structured way: a curated selection of venture capital firms, angel investors, and capital ventures who already understand creator marketplaces, brand to creator dynamics, attribution, and the mechanics of two sided networks.

If that description fits you or your fund, we would be glad to start the conversation now. The best investor relationships, from our experience, are the ones that begin before there is a deck to share.

02Partners we want to work with

We are looking for investors with a real thesis around the creator economy and the platforms that connect brands and talent at scale. In practice that means:

• Funds with portfolios in creator tools, social commerce, influencer marketing, marketplaces, or community driven platforms.
• Angel investors who have built or scaled consumer marketing, ad tech, payments rails, or creator facing products.
• Capital ventures focused on early stage platforms with strong network effects and clear unit economics.
• Strategic partners in advertising, payments, content moderation, brand safety, or creator services, where the relationship can extend beyond capital.

What we value most is depth of thinking, not check size. A partner who can challenge a roadmap, open the right doors, and stay engaged across market cycles is worth more to us than the same dollars on quicker terms.

03What we share, and when

When a conversation moves forward, we share information in a layered and considered way. The first call is open and honest about what BeBuzz does, who it serves, and where we are heading as a product and as a company. Beyond that, deeper material is made available on request and under a mutual NDA.

That typically includes:

• Product roadmap and category positioning
• Key performance indicators, retention dynamics, and unit economics
• Team profile and hiring plan
• Go to market approach by region and brand vertical
• Vision and milestones for the next 24 months and beyond

We do not publicly disclose financial metrics, cap table details, or transaction terms outside of a formal funding process. We treat that information as we would expect any serious operator to: shared deliberately, with the right context, and to the right counterparties.

04How to reach us

If you would like to introduce yourself or your fund, write to us directly at [email protected]. A useful first message includes:

• A short note on your fund or angel thesis, in your own words
• The stage and check size you typically deploy
• A few portfolio companies that show your conviction in the creator economy, marketplace, or platform space
• What you would like to learn from our team in a first call

We do not run a formal intake form. We prefer a real introduction, written by you, that we can read carefully and respond to in kind.

05After your first message

We read every email personally and aim to respond within five business days. The natural next step is a 30 to 45 minute introduction call with our founder and one other team member, scheduled at a time that works on both sides of the call.

If there is mutual interest after the call, we can share a focused deck and arrange a deeper diligence conversation. Throughout the process we try to be specific about what we will share, what we will keep confidential, and what we need from you to make a good decision.

If we are not a fit at this point, we will say so clearly and with context. We have a long memory for investors who engage with respect, and conversations that begin in the wrong year sometimes become meaningful in the right one.