Christian Angel Investors

I came to this site and was a bit weary so I called the company to see if it was legit. As it turns out, the people involved are very helpful and building a profile made me truly sit down and write out all the ideas I had in an organized manner. No company can guarantee getting someone a million dollars, but I haven't been able to find any other solid Christian investor network. At a minimum, $200 gets you some time with an experienced outsider opinion and a way to help build a business plan. Not a bad deal as we all need any help we can get when looking for funding and this is a place to find Christian investors.

I was a little weary of this site at first so I contacted the organization. Turns out they are very helpful and professional. I could not find any other Christian VC opportunities and they were very professional. No place can guarantee any kind of investment, but I was able to talk with an experienced person for a few hours and used their tools to take my scattered idea and organize it through creating a profile. That alone makes it worth a shot outside of the opportunity to be funded by fellow believers.

Don't listen to the negative reviews! CAI is 100% genuine! My two partners and I looked for seed capital for over a year for our new lawn care business. We spoke with lots of potential investors and nobody was interested. We needed $85,000 to buy the equipment, do marketing and build a website. I found CAI in a google search for "Christian funding" and it turned out that my partners and I qualified for $90,000 with their Alternative Funding Program, which doesn't involve investors! We got our funding in just 3 weeks! We launched our business and are doing great! In fact, we just hired 6 more employees for the summer season. Our town now has a Christian owned alternative for its home and commercial lawn care needs. Thank you Christian Angel Investors! Brian Brown

Take the negative reviews with a grain of salt. There will always be people who will complain about anything. Sometimes when I read negative reviews like the ones listed I can't help if they are real people or just a business's competitor trying to damage their competition. Christian Angel Investors helped me with a business plan, advice and help find the funding that I needed. I plan to refer many of my business contacts to them...

This company is terrible, I invested $******* with them and after making a lot of profits, I was unable to withdraw. I reached out to them but no replies. I thought I had lost it all until I was introduced to "Skyline -recovery, con " and they helped me get my money back

My two partners and I are SO happy that we found Christian Angel Investors. We were really getting frustrated with knocking on the doors of potential investors, only to get rejected. All we needed was $75,000 to launch our fintech platform and CAI delivered with their unique funding program that doesn't involve investors. They actually got us $100,000 in only two weeks and now we're preparing our official launch! Plus, we still own 100% of our equity! Thank you CAI! We love you guys!

I met one of the original founders of the company years ago who touted
CACN as the way to get my project funded. I paid my $200 membership
Fee and heard nada, zip, zero from anyone. Read the other reviews below of other members who paid their dues and heard nothing from any investor.

I just received an email from them today (years later) from them
Asking me if I'd like to join their network. They couldn't even get
The subject line in the email right...

Stay away. Save your money. This is a dead-end investor match-making
Scam. Case in point: When was the last time you saw a financial
Capital company building their company on a Wix site?

Really?

Christian Angel Investors has been amazing to work with. They were not able to fund my project but Bill Murray went the extra mile to give me vetted alternative options that proved to be very beneficial. Bill also helped with and vetted calling centers that would be beneficial to our business. I cant thank Bill and his team enough for the assistance and council when it wasn't required of them to do so! I would highly recommend Christian Angel Investors to anyone that is looking for help in that arena.

Devin K.

As a Christian Business owner seeking to expand my service, I was browsing for angel investors. I came across this site and immediately thought it was "small market" in its approach. Between the incorrect grammar and obvious millennial style verbiage I quickly suspected it was a site that preyed upon those who trust in the name - "Christian". As I filled out the very basic application form (website was created in Wix... really?) I was alarmed that they ask for the last four digits of your social... yep! A definite no no in the world of cyber security. I trust them about as far as I could... well you know. After further research it appears several of the reviews were written by the same person... obvious to those of us with a background in journalism and investigation. (And by the way... the word is leary, not weary) To top it off they are in Las Vegas... not the Bible Belt, but sin city. My guess is a couple of college kids with a $40 domain name and hosting package who thought they could scam folks they may likely think deserve it. "Do not cast your pearls before swine"

All talk, no action. This website supposedly brings Christian investors and entrepreneurs together. After signing up, they immediately charged my card with four months of usage. After I entered all my date for a profile, they said I wasn't allowed to see my own listing, that it was private. There is NO information on the website of any real entrepreneurs, NO listing of any investors, and NO documented success stories. They use stock photos on their website, and no offense, but they're located in Las Vegas, NV. I never had a single inquiry into my project, but when I e-mail investors on my own, I get tons of positive responses.

This website just doesn't seem legit.

I looked at the dates of the "reviews" for this company. There are a TON of them entered in the year 2013 within Only A Few Months Of Each Other. That alone screams 'Stay Away From This Company." Stellar Reviews happen over the course of YEARS not Months. The negative reviews (That are no less than Four years apart) tell me more than the Glut of "wonderful" reviews that mysteriously appear within the span of One Calendar Year. In Short -- Stay Away.