DealLaunch vs Affinity

Affinity is a relationship CRM for investment professionals - it tracks investors, funds, deals, and who at your firm knows them. DealLaunch is an execution system for M&A and capital raises - it finds people, sends outreach, tracks replies, and generates client reports. Different tools for different jobs.

DealLaunch excels at

  • Bulk outreach at scale: send 140 personalised emails in one pass from your own mailbox, one at a time, paced for your provider.
  • AI drafting per recipient, from the mandate record - not a mail-merge template.
  • Automatic reply capture: reads replies from your mailbox, advances the status, surfaces quiet investors.
  • Watermarked document links per recipient: you see who opened the pitch, how many times, revoke access in one click.
  • Weekly client report generated from the record, not typed by hand.
  • Per-recipient contact scoring: finds people at target firms by geography, sector, and cheque size.

Affinity excels at

  • Relationship intelligence: Affinity knows more about each investor (past deals, sector focus, performance) than DealLaunch surfaces.
  • Fund monitoring: Affinity tracks portfolio companies and exits, DealLaunch doesn't.
  • Extended integration: Affinity connects to more email systems, data providers, and deal management tools.
  • Visual relationship graph: see who knows whom across the firm as a network, not a table.

Feature comparison

FeatureDealLaunchAffinity
Bulk outreachYes, 140+ personalised emails one passNo - email reminders only
Reply captureAutomatic from your mailboxManual, in Affinity
Investor intelligenceBasics (firm, cheque size, past contact)Deep (fund performance, exits, portfolio)
Document trackingPer-recipient links with opensNot built - no watermarking
Client reportingWeekly report generated from recordDashboard, not time-series reports
Price€149 solo, €399 for the whole team€40-€100 per user, per month

If you're running outreach at scale - a raise, a sell-side - DealLaunch owns the execution. If you're tracking deals and managing relationships, Affinity is the platform. Some teams use both.