A Series A data room, free

Updated November 2, 2026. By Vela Partners.

You can run your Series A data room in ArtifactSend for free, with folders, an NDA, a watermark with each investor's email, verified readers, and a record of which fund read which document.

The short answer

Create a data room, add folders for each area investors check, require an email code and an NDA, and turn on the watermark. Each fund gets access, and you see which documents its partners read and for how long. It costs nothing, for any number of rooms and team members.

What to put in a Series A data room

Keep sensitive files with the right funds

Build it in one sitting

  1. Sign in at artifactsend.com and create a data room named for the round.
  2. Make the folders above, and drop in your files. Many at once is fine.
  3. Turn on the email code door, the NDA and the watermark.
  4. Send each fund its link. Then ask ChatGPT or Claude which funds read the financials this week.

What it costs elsewhere

Prices from each vendor's pricing page, checked November 2, 2026.

What ArtifactSend does not do yet

Share your next document as a link that tells you who read it.

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Questions

Do I need a paid data room for a Series A?

No. A Series A room needs folders, an NDA, a watermark, verified readers and activity per fund. ArtifactSend has all of them for free.

Can I show some folders to one fund and not another?

Yes. Set access per folder for each person or email domain.

Does it suit defense and deep tech startups?

Yes for diligence materials, with verified readers, the NDA, the watermark and per-folder access. Do not upload classified or export-controlled technical data to any commercial data room.

Can I see which investors are serious?

Yes. You see which fund read which document, for how long, and who came back.

Sources

Free data room for startups: what you needA free data room for due diligence and M&A, for small companiesHow to track your pitch deck for freeInvestor update tracking: see who read the asks