Horus 
We make teams fundable.
Then we get them funded.
We put our own money into the rounds we work on.
We get the round closed. Then we put our own money in.
Fundable
The story has to survive diligence before our money goes in. We fix it first.
Funded
Proof first. The deck goes last.
Invest
Same terms as every fund that comes in.
Selected teams
Fintech, infrastructure, and B2B platforms that raised, launched, or exited.
Paying customers and a sales engine, built from zero
AcquiredLaunch, then a paying customer base that grew until the exit
Acquired30+ builders, a builder program, partnerships
Multi-million roundPre-launch BD, early users and partners, top rankings before launch
Follow-on round
More names and reference calls at the diligence stage.
Five steps from first message to terms.
Most teams stop before the memo. If you get one, it's yours, whether we go in or not.
Screening
We read what's live.
Intro
30 minutes.
Memo
What we'd do, on paper.
Workshop
We go through the memo together.
Terms
We place our bet.
Screening
We read what's live.
Intro
30 minutes.
Memo
What we'd do, on paper.
Workshop
We go through the memo together.
Terms
We place our bet.
- Working product Something live, not a deck.
- Seed round Raising now, or about to.
- Founder in the room On every call that matters.
What we see inside.
What valuation should you raise at
Work out how much you need and how much of the company you'll sell, and the valuation falls out of those two.
Why some rounds never close
When to open yours on purpose, and how to get a decision two weeks after you do.
How to lose your round in one call
We had a call or two with thirty-odd teams last autumn. None that we can find has closed a round since.
Questions we get
before the first call.
Build the traction that makes you fundable. Run the raise on it. Then put our own money into the round.
At the workshop, after the memo. You'll have seen what we'd do first.
Yes. Reference calls before you sign, not after.
Europe, the US, and Far-East Asia.