Brouky

Brouky is a venture-capital intelligence and matching platform operated by Harambe Czech s.r.o. in Prague, Czech Republic. Founder Matyas Broukal builds its data pipelines, scoring engine and product, alongside team members Jakub Kýr and Mikuláš Kubala. It serves startup founders, investors, advisers, service providers and ecosystem organizations.

The founder workflow starts with a startup website or description, funding stage and target geography. Brouky ranks investors from recorded investment patterns rather than relying only on a fund’s self-described thesis. It advertises more than 37,000 investors, 134,000 startups and 122,000 investment records. These are vendor coverage claims, not an independently audited census. Public dashboard pages expose smaller previews and different populations, including a 23,000-firm VC ranking view.

Investor profiles and rankings show sectors, stage, geography, portfolio outcomes and component scores. Startup directories expose status labels such as alive, acquired, IPO and unknown. A ranking is an analytical signal, not proof that a fund is currently investing or that a startup is healthy. Users should confirm current activity and fit before outreach or investment decisions.

Paid workflows include investor matching, outreach tracking, AI deck analysis, data rooms, deal memos, portfolio/network views and market reports. Service providers and advisers can use the same underlying data for startup lead matching. The operator also documents access through Claude and ChatGPT and an API/MCP surface. Availability depends on plan, permissions and the relevant connection setup.

Free startup profiles remain visible to investors, and a free no-account VC search is advertised to show five matches. Public directories are previews, not unrestricted access to the whole database. A startup Raise Pack costs €99 once for 90-day access, with 40 starting credits and five per week. Raise Mode costs €129 for three months, displayed as €43 per month, and auto-expires. It includes unlimited data rooms, outreach tracking and priority matching. Both show a 40-credit rollover ceiling.

VC Manage costs €100 per month, with 30 starting credits and ten per week capped at 40. Everything costs €400 per month, with 200 monthly credits and a 400-credit ceiling, adding dealflow, memos, introductions and full reports. Services and organizations list €49, €149 and €399 monthly tiers; adviser tiers use the same prices. Their published weekly allocations are ten, 40 and 120 credits, with rollover caps of 40, 160 and 480. The pricing page bills in EUR; final tax and order terms should be checked at checkout.

Credits are shared across a team’s tools. A VC Finder run or deck analysis costs three credits; an AI data search or single-investor analysis costs one; country and topic reports cost ten. Recent results can be reopened free, and a purchased country report stays unlocked. The page says credits do not expire while a plan is active, but does not establish a universal post-plan retention rule. Confirm that rule before buying for future use.

The terms describe professional analytical services, not investment, legal or tax advice, a broker service or a guarantee of funding or complete data. Unless mandatory law requires otherwise, fees are non-refundable for periods already commenced. Licensing restricts bulk copying, redistribution, resale and competing-database uses. The privacy policy covers public professional profiles, source-backed relationship indicators and derived scores under stated legal bases, with rights-request routes. Published GDPR policies are not an independent security certification.