One-time hedge fund list vs subscription
Hedge Fund Contacts is $497 one time, with twelve months of updates and no autorenew. How that differs from a rented terminal.
Hedge Fund Contacts is $497 one time, with twelve months of updates and no autorenew. How that differs from a rented terminal.
Most “hedge fund databases” are subscriptions. You log in, you search, you lose access when the invoice stops.
Hedge Fund Contacts is the other shape. You buy a file. You keep the file.
One complete list. Excel and CSV. $497 one time. Twelve months of updates are included. No autorenew. No stored card for a subscription.
As of 15 August 2026 the file includes 5,110 hedge fund managers. That number is our workbook, hedge-fund rows only. It will move when the list is refreshed. The coverage page carries the as-of date.
Emails are in the download, not on the public fund profiles.
A licensed allocator terminal is the right product if you need returns, peer groups, or LP names. That is a different job and a different price. We do not invent those prices here, and we do not name other brands.
If you only need to write to managers, a rented screen is more than you need.
| One-time file | Subscription terminal | |
|---|---|---|
| What you keep | The Excel / CSV | A login |
| Typical job | Outreach, CRM import, recruiting | Performance and allocator research |
| This site | $497, twelve months of updates, no autorenew | Not what we sell |
The same comparison in product language is on list vs database.
Questions: sales@hedgefundcontacts.com