Angel Networks in Delhi
8 angel networks in Delhi. An angel network is a group of individual investors who screen startups together and invest alongside each other, which makes it a way to meet many angels through one application. Look at how each network sources deals, how often it meets, and whether you apply through a form or need an introduction.
Favcy Venture Builders
A Delhi-based venture builder that co-builds startups with founders and operators, taking equity, plus a 10-week accelerator and an angel-investing track.
Indian Angel Network (IAN)
Indian Angel Network (IAN Group), an angel network and group of SEBI-registered venture funds that has backed early-stage Indian startups since 2006. Founders pitch by submitting a plan.
HealthStart
HealthStart is an incubator and accelerator for healthcare start-ups in India. It runs a virtual accelerator and an angel network for pre-seed to Series A rounds.
Indo-Arab Angels network
New Delhi cross-border angel network for Indo-Arab startups and investors. It co-invests at SEED to pre Series 'A' and offers Middle East expansion support.
Venture Garage
Delhi NCR investor network that curates startups and runs their fundraising with angels, VCs, family offices and strategic buyers. It is a fundraising partner, not a cohort programme.
IIT Delhi Angels
The official angel network of IIT Delhi, backing pre-seed and seed startups from the institute's students, alumni, faculty and staff, with monthly pitch days.
Bharat Founders Fund
An early-stage venture group of Indian founders who back the next generation of founders building for Bharat. You reach them through the Pitch to us form on their site.
Delhi Angels
Delhi angel investment network for early-stage startups. Apply through its online form; the process runs from evaluation to due diligence.
Wider lists
Other lists in Delhi
Angel Network elsewhere
Working with angel networks in Delhi
An angel network brings individual investors together to review startups as a group. You apply once and may be seen by many angels, which is far less work than approaching each person. The investors usually decide individually whether to put money in, so a good pitch to the network does not guarantee a round, and a round can come together in parts.
Networks differ in how they work. Some hold regular pitch sessions and publish a calendar, some screen applications for a time and then invite a few teams to present, and some take only warm introductions. Some charge founders nothing, some charge a fee for the screening, and some invest through a pooled vehicle. Read how each network in Delhi describes its process before you apply.
Angels bring more than money when they are a good fit: sector experience, customers and introductions to later investors. When you meet a network, find out who the active members are, what they have invested in before, and how they behave after investing.
The numbers on this page
- 8 of the 221 organisations we list in Delhi (4%) are tagged "Angel Network".
- By stage focus, the most common are Seed (3), Early Revenue (2) and Pre-Seed (2).
- By sector, the most listed are Sector Agnostic (3), AdTech / MarTech (1) and AI (1).
- Many are also tagged VC / Investor (6) and Accelerator (2), so the same organisation can appear on more than one list.
What to check before applying to an angel network
- How are applications screened, and how often does the network meet?
- Is there a fee to apply or present?
- Do members invest individually or through a pooled fund?
- Which sectors and stages do its members actually back?
- Does the network help with terms, due diligence and paperwork?
- Can you speak to founders the network has backed?
Frequently asked questions
How many angel networks are there in Delhi?
We list 8 angel networks in Delhi, out of 221 startup support organisations we list there. The count updates as profiles are added and verified.
How do I approach angel networks in Delhi?
Start from the profile of each one: confirm it backs your stage and sector, find how it takes pitches (an online form, a named contact or a warm introduction), and send a short note with what you build, who it is for and what you have achieved so far. A focused note to a few good-fit investors does more than a mass mail to all of them.
Do angel networks in Delhi charge founders a fee?
Practice differs by network. Some take no fee, some charge for screening or for a pitch slot, and some earn from the investors. The terms are set by each network and should be on its own page, so confirm them before you apply.