Fundz plugs into Claude as a connector. You ask in plain English — which companies just raised, who is hiring straight after a round, which executives moved — and the answer comes back with the companies named and a link behind every row. No key, no signup, nothing to install.
https://mcp.fundz.net
Open Claude and go to Settings, then Connectors.
Add a custom connector and paste the URL above.
Ask it something. There is no account step and nothing to install.
Works in Claude on the web and in the desktop app. It also works in ChatGPT, Gemini and anything else that speaks the Model Context Protocol — the same URL, because it is served over HTTP rather than run on your machine.
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companies that raised in the last year and are hiring right now
Right now that includes Neo Financial, Axiom Space, TRM Labs.
Pulled from the live connector on 2026-09-19 — the same answer Claude gets when you ask it.
What people actually ask it
These are questions, not commands. You do not have to learn a query language, and you can keep going in follow-ups — narrow by state, by size, by how recently the round closed.
Recruiters
“Which companies raised in the last six months and are hiring engineers right now?”
A round is a hiring budget that did not exist last quarter. Getting there before the req is public is the whole job.
Sales and AE teams
“Who just raised in my territory, and who did they just hire to run it?”
New money plus a new executive is a buying decision about to be made by someone with no incumbent vendor.
Consultants and services firms
“Show me funded companies that just added a VP of Operations.”
A new leader with a fresh budget and no team yet is the shortest path to a first engagement.
Founders raising
“Which investors led seed rounds in my sector this quarter?”
Target the funds actually deploying right now instead of the ones that were active two years ago.
Lenders and finance
“Which borrowers have liens lapsing in the next year, or debt from more than one lender?”
A lapsing UCC-1 is a refinancing conversation with a date on it. Stacked debt is a different conversation entirely.
Benefits advisors
“Which funded companies just filed a Form 5500?”
Headcount growth forces a plan review, and the filing tells you which broker currently holds it.
Why it beats asking Claude on its own
A model with web access can find a funding announcement. What it cannot do is watch every source continuously, resolve the company to a real entity, and tell you what else moved at that company in the same week.
It is this week, not the training data. Rounds land here within the hour, from SEC filings and the wires, not whenever a page happened to get indexed.
Signals are joined to the same company. A round is interesting. A round plus forty open roles plus a new VP of Sales is a company in motion, and that is a different conversation.
Every row carries its source. Each answer links back to the company page it came from, so you can check it rather than trust it.
It says when it does not know. Coverage gaps come back as gaps, not as a confident guess.