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One search.
The person, the channel and the reason to reach out now. In one place, before you type a word.
Skip the cold open.
Name someone you want to meet. A person at Mesa sends the ask for you, and you hear back within 72 hours, yes or no.
Find funds that back rounds like yours.
NAUT works out each investor’s average round size from their deal history, so you pitch the ones that fit.
Scout the earliest rounds.
Latest fundraises shows which projects just raised and who backed them early, angels included, so you find the next one first.
A desk that says why.
A scored, reasoned outreach queue for enterprise BD teams. Every row carries the reason it is on the desk, and the score shows how it got there.
Plug NAUT into your own agents.
Put the same people-first data into your own apps and agents, billed in the same credits as the app.
Two customers,
in their own words.
“Research that used to take an afternoon now takes one search.”
“X DMs are clunky, and email isn't always the best channel in crypto.”
Built for people who close.
NAUT starts where deals start in crypto: exchanges, market makers, agencies and funds.
Exchanges
Reach project founders and BD leads before the next exchange does.
Market makers
Get to the token lead before the launch date, not after it.
Agencies
Pitch the founder or CMO, not the community manager.
Funds
Find founders raising now, and co-investors who back your stage.
From signal to first message.
Something moves. You reach the person who decides, first.
A signal lands
NAUT pings you first.
Open the company
Straight to OKX.
See the best fit
NAUT picks who decides.
Reach out first
Message them before anyone else.
OKX news: Cryptonomist, 14 Sep 2026.
Same pitch.
Whoever gets there first wins.
Guides for crypto BD.
Short, practical reads on timing, research and warm intros.
NAUT research.
Comparisons first, then the newest reads on crypto rounds, funds and the people behind them.
Institutional investors vs angel investors: 4 signals
Institutional investors vs angel investors in crypto: 4 signals that tell a fund from an angel, worked on the $25,000,000 dtcpay Series A on NAUT.
Dealroom alternative: 8 tools tested, 2 show a seat price
Dealroom alternative for crypto startup funding data: 8 tools tested on 5 November 2026, 2 showed a per-seat price, against NAUT 106 crypto rounds and 323 contacts.
ZoomInfo alternatives: 5 tools checked, 29 of 35 teams named
ZoomInfo alternatives for crypto BD: 5 contact tools checked on the same 35 crypto teams funded in October 2026, where NAUT names a founder or CEO at 29.
a16z vs Paradigm: 26 rounds to 17, medians $10M and $52.5M
a16z vs Paradigm on NAUT data: 26 rounds and 23 companies for a16z crypto, 17 rounds and 15 companies for Paradigm since 2024, medians $10.0M and $52.5M.
Messari API alternative: 3 of 9 document funding rounds
Messari API alternative: NAUT checked 9 crypto funding data APIs on their own docs on 2 November 2026, and 3 document a funding-rounds endpoint.
Clay vs Apollo: 25 funded teams, 9 of 34 names are a handle
Clay vs Apollo for crypto sales prospecting: NAUT checked the 25 teams it recorded as funded 6 to 28 October 2026 and found 34 decision makers, 9 handle-only.
Signal first.
Close first.
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