You receive only Spanish startups that clear an objective bar of 60 points out of 100, calculated by the platform from verifiable data: a complete profile, cash figures updated every week, a demo you can try, documented traction, and rungs with evidence audited by a person. Direct contact with the founders and 0% commission on what you invest.
Not a committee and not a contact list. Public rules applied by code, the same for everyone, that cannot be talked round on a good call.
The Score decays on purpose: if a founder stops updating their figures or their project, they lose points and drop out of your dealflow automatically. What you see is alive.
You write to the founder from their project, with no intermediaries and without anyone taking a percentage for the introduction.
For each project you see the Score with its breakdown, the verified rungs with their evidence, the documented traction and what they are looking for. The deck comes last, not first.
Madrid Ventures does not take part in the transaction, does not hold funds and takes no commission. You negotiate and sign directly between yourselves.
The MV Fund co-invests each quarter in the eligible project with the highest Score, on the same terms as the rest of the round. It does not alter yours.
Only the projects that clear the MV Score bar: 60 points out of 100, calculated automatically from three blocks — the project’s fundamentals, weekly consistency in its finances, and a ladder of rungs with evidence audited by a person. Anything self-declared adds up to at most 40, so no project reaches your dealflow without verified evidence. Nobody pays to appear and nobody gets in by knowing someone.
No. 0% on what you invest and 0% on what the founder raises, always. Madrid Ventures’ only revenue is memberships. The deal is negotiated and signed directly between investor and founder, off the platform: we never intermediate and we never hold funds.
It is calculated from data, not promises: public rules applied by code, rungs that demand audited evidence and are revoked if it turns out false, and automatic decay — an abandoned project loses points and disappears from your dealflow. That said, it is a first filter to save you time, not a recommendation: the analysis and the decision remain yours.
Because a committee introduces exactly the bias we want to remove: who presents better, who knows whom, who has the prettiest deck. A score with public rules cannot be talked round on a good call. And because it is published, every founder knows precisely what they are missing instead of waiting for an unexplained “no”.
With the Investor membership you can start the conversation from the project itself, with no intermediaries. Messaging is always started by the investor: founders cannot write to you first, so you will not get an inbox full of cold pitches.
15% of every membership feeds a common pot that each quarter is co-invested in full into the eligible project with the highest MV Score, on the same equity terms as the rest of the round. It does not alter your terms: in practice it acts as additional capital alongside your deal, and only founders who have already closed investment with network investors are eligible.
The Investor membership is €79/month or €699/year, with no lock-in: cancel whenever you like from your own panel. Before paying you can see the dealflow’s aggregate data — how many projects clear the bar, aggregate capital sought, average Score and sectors — to judge whether it is worth it.
Look at the dealflow’s aggregate data before paying anything.
See the dealflow →Madrid Ventures is not a crowdfunding platform nor an investment services firm, is not registered as such with the Spanish securities regulator (CNMV), does not hold funds, does not intermediate in transactions and does not provide financial advice. The MV Score is an informational filtering tool and under no circumstances an investment recommendation. Investing in startups carries the risk of total loss of capital and of prolonged illiquidity. In the event of any discrepancy, the Spanish version of this page prevails.