ANGEL NETWORK
London, United Kingdom
London-based online platform, founded in 2004, where founders pay to list a pitch that is sent to matching angel investors in the UK and, on higher plans, worldwide. It does not invest itself and charges no success fee.
Active: its blog reports raises through the platform, including Loxa's £2.7m seed (17 Mar 2026) and £250k for Spoon Cereals (16 Jun 2026).
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Edinburgh
Edinburgh angel syndicate backing Scottish technology and life sciences companies with B2B models and defensible IP, from proof of concept to Series A. Companies must be based and registered in Scotland; it reviews about 200 submissions a year.
Cambridge
Angel network founded in 2001 with up to 65 members, investing £150k to £1.5m in UK science, engineering and IP-rich technology companies, usually in their first equity round. It aims to respond to applications within 21 days.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh angel syndicate investing across Scotland at initial or seed stage, typically £100k to £500k in ordinary shares, with co-investment from Scottish Enterprise. Focus themes are climate change, access to healthcare and inclusion in the digital economy.
Company Signal lists funders so founders can find them. We are not a broker or a financial adviser: we do not recommend funders, pass pitches on or take any fee from them, and nothing here is an offer of finance. Each entry comes from the funder's own public pages, last checked 1 Oct 2026; amounts, terms and rates change, so check them with the funder before you apply.