How to get your startup listed on Seedtable
TL;DR
Seedtable is a startup, investor and funding-round database where every fact links to its source. You add your company or funding round through the free "Add to Seedtable" page or by email, and an editor verifies it before it goes live. It suits startups with a public footprint, above all teams that have raised or are about to announce a round.
What is Seedtable?
Seedtable started in 2019 as a weekly newsletter on European tech and grew into a data platform for investors, sales teams, recruiters and public bodies. Its weekly briefing reaches over 22,000 subscribers in 60+ countries.
In July 2026 the About page counted 83.2K companies, 42.5K investors, 134.3K funding rounds and companies in 65+ countries and 4,022 cities. The United States leads with 40K companies, then the United Kingdom with 6.3K.
The database stays fresh. The September 2026 homepage showed funding rounds added two days earlier and a live "Signals" feed of new rounds, executive hires, hiring surges and exits. Seedtable also publishes rankings such as "Best Business Startups to Watch in 2026".
An AI pipeline finds companies, and Seedtable publishes a fact only after confirming it against the source page. Each fact shows its source and the date it was last checked.
Who should submit to Seedtable?
Good fit:
- Funded startups, from pre-seed to growth stage, that want their round and investors on record.
- Founders about to announce a round, who can send the news straight to Seedtable for a possible exclusive.
- Startups hiring or selling to companies, since investors, recruiters and sales teams search the database.
Skip it:
- Ideas with no website, coverage or filings. Seedtable checks claims against independent sources, so an unknown project gives editors nothing to confirm.
- Founders who want a promotional page. Profiles hold sourced facts such as funding, investors and team, with no room for sales copy.
How much does Seedtable cost?
Adding a company, round or correction is free. The contribute page lists no fee and needs no form when you use email.
Seedtable earns money from paid data products: Seedtable Hired, Sell, Invest, Raise, Source and Data, each aimed at one group (job seekers, sales teams, investors, founders, recruiters and list builders). It also sells newsletter sponsorships through its sponsor page. We could not confirm current prices for these products, so check them on the site.
How do you share your startup on Seedtable?
- Search Seedtable for your company first. If a profile exists, send corrections to suggest@seedtable.net.
- To add a new company, investor or person, open Add to Seedtable and sign in. Your entry joins the review queue, and an editor verifies it before it goes live. Signed-in contributions are tracked and handled first.
- Without an account, email a new company, deal or tip to deals@seedtable.net. A news snippet, funding announcement or link is enough.
- If you are announcing a round, send it to deals@seedtable.net before the press. Rounds sent directly can carry a "Seedtable Direct" label, and a round that checks out before anyone else covers it runs as a Seedtable exclusive.
Seedtable gives no review time on the page.
Tips to get more out of Seedtable
- Send a source with every claim: a press release, a news article or an investor's announcement. That is what the verification step checks.
- List every investor in the round by name, so your company connects to their profiles and shows up in their portfolios.
- Add your founders as people, since Seedtable links companies, investors and people in one graph.
Our verdict
Seedtable fits funded startups that want their round on record where investors, recruiters and sales teams search, and submission costs nothing. Startups with no public coverage yet should get one article out first, then add the link.
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