The 361 Platform

One community.
The Portal is the doorway.
Membership is the room.

Find capital, find companies, find people — say it however you'd say it out loud.

361Firm is a global community for allocator connectivity and private deal flow.

Join the Portal free. Step up to Membership when you want the room — Basic, Premium or Core. You do not choose a brand. You choose a depth.

11,000+Participants
140+Cities
300+Tuesday briefings
40+Active mandates
Door 1
Portal

Your desk in the community. Free for every User who joins.

Door 2
Search

The working desk on the book. Opened by invitation.

The room
Circles

A small sector room. A six-month season, charged once a term.

Where you are

See your next step.

Name and work email. If this address already has a 361 account, we name the desk. If it does not, Request access is one click — or talk to us.

  1. New
  2. Request
  3. Portal
  4. Ready

New to us, already on Portal, or ready on Search / Investor / Banker / Team — this is the map. Talk to us

Quick answers

Sign in, Join, and who to talk to.

Two links. That is the whole front door. If you are unsure which one is yours, use the desk finder above.

I already have an account. Where do I sign in?

Use Sign in with the same work email. Portal, Search, Investor, Banker, and Team all share that door. There is no third login.

I requested access and have not heard back.

Put the same email in the desk finder. If the request is in, it will say so. We write when it is time to sign in. Questions in the meantime: talk to us.

What is the difference between Portal and Search?

Portal is how you belong — calendar, profile, documents, the recent briefings. Complimentary. Search is how you work the book. It opens by invitation. Circles are the room, not a login.

I work on a banking mandate. Where do bankers go?

Start at Bankers to see the desk, then Join or Sign in. The desk finder will name Banker access when this email already has it.

I forgot my password.

On Sign in, use forgot password with your work email. We send a reset link. If the email is not on an account yet, Request access instead.

Can I talk to someone before I join?

Yes. Schedule a conversation, or write info@361firm.com. The finder stays here if you want to check the email first.

This chapter

The community already exists. We are giving it a front door.

We are not launching a new firm. For years the work lived in briefings, calendars, and one person's head. The Platform does not replace that. It makes it usable by someone who has never been in the room.

Community

The room is the product. Family offices, allocators, operators, and bankers who already know each other — and who show up every two weeks to look at real deals.

Execution

When a mandate is live, it does not die in a chat thread. Membership buys access to community, content, and software — not a security. Transaction work is separate.

Technology

A desk that matches the brand. The same navy, the same type, the same calm. You join on the site. You land in the Platform. It should feel like one house.

What we offer

Portal is how you get in. Membership is how you work. Circles are the room.

Three depths. One community. Prices stay as posture until you are in a conversation — complimentary, by invitation, or a season.

Portal

Door 1 · how you belong

Your free desk in the community: calendar, profile, documents, and the recent Tuesday briefings.

  • Keep the calendar honest. Take the invites you want. Stop the noise you do not.
  • Be findable, or not. Public, private, or promoted.
  • Send and receive paper. Upload a deal. Keep the file in one place.
  • Read the last briefings, with the breakdowns. Answer the room.
Free · every Portal User

How you join. Request access. You land in Portal as a User — free, no card.

Request access

Search

Door 2 · how you work

The working desk: the investor network, live mandates, lists, outreach, and the briefing library.

  • Ask in English, not a Boolean box. The shortlist comes back with the reasoning.
  • See the book — investors, live mandates, active deals.
  • Build a list and work it. Outreach from the same place.
  • Open the briefing library. Everything from Portal comes with you.
By invitation · a professional subscription

How you join. Join Portal first, then ask when you need the book. If you have already been invited, sign in.

Circles

The room · where the work happens

A small sector room that reviews live deal flow every two weeks, with people who know the field.

  • Sit with nine other people. Small enough that everyone has a name.
  • Every two weeks, look at deals. A review, not a webinar.
  • Members source. The group vets. Zombie deals leave the table.
  • Health Tech is live. Latin America and Dual Use & Defense are next.
A six-month season · charged once a term

How you join. A conversation, then a season. Start at the Circles index, or request access and tell us the room.

Membership

The Portal is free. Membership is what you step up into — and what you pay decides how much, while what you prove decides what you see.

Qualified-purchaser standing is not a price — it is something you attest to and we approve, and it changes what is visible to you at whichever plan you are on. That is why there are four cards here and not eight.

Portal

Free. The doorway.
Free
Complimentary
  • Your profile, the calendar, and your documents.
  • The last ten weeks of Tuesday briefings.
  • Anonymised mandates. Named ones once your QP standing is approved.

Basic

Where membership starts
$361
billed yearly
  • Ten searches a month and ten briefings.
  • Five meeting requests a month.
  • The bulletin, and a member discount on every event.

Premium

The working desk
$3,610
billed yearly
  • Fifty searches a month and the full briefing archive.
  • Ten meeting requests a month, plus diligence tools.
  • Named mandates, and deal access once your QP standing is approved.

Core

The room
$5,000
billed every 6 months
  • A hundred searches a month. Meeting requests are uncapped.
  • Every mandate and deck except the private ones.
  • The forums, and the deepest discount on event tickets.
What you getPortalBasicPremiumCore
DealsDeal opens per month1525Unlimited
DealsNamed mandatesWith approved QP standingWith approved QP standingYesYes
DealsEvery deal on the platformWith approved QP standingYes
DealsDeck accessWith approved QP standingYes
DealsRequest a meetingWith approved QP standingYesYesYes
DealsMeeting requests per month510Unlimited
SearchSearches per month1050100
IntelligenceBriefings in your library10UnlimitedUnlimited
IntelligenceDue diligence toolsView onlyYesYes
CommunityThe board (deals & opportunities)View onlyYesYesYes
CommunityForumsView onlyYes
EventsEvent ticket discount5%10%70%

Every plan renews until you cancel. An additional Circle seat is $5,000 a year on top of Core. Event tickets, season passes and individual products are in the shop. Membership buys access to the platform, community, and content — not a security.

Side by side

What comes with each.

Membership is additive. Everything you have as a Portal User comes with you into Membership, and into a Circle.

Offerings compared
PortalSearchCircles
In one sentenceYour desk in the communityThe working desk on the bookThe room that reviews deals
Who it is forAny User who joins — freeApproved members who will actually use the bookAllocators who show up every two weeks
How you get itJoinInvitation or approvalA conversation, then a season
Calendar and eventsYesYesYes, plus the room
Profile, privacy, contact cadenceYesYesYes
Documents and deal uploadYesYesYes
Tuesday briefingsA recent setThe libraryThe library
Full investor and mandate databaseNoYesThe sector, in the room
Lists and outreachNoYesInside the Circle
Biweekly deal review with field expertsNoNoYes
Public priceFreeBy invitation · a professional subscriptionA six-month season · charged once a term
How access works

Three questions, not one. What you bought is only the first.

Membership tier, the role you are playing, and what you may lawfully be shown are independent. None of them decides on its own what you see.

See how the three questions combine

Tier

What you bought

Seats, query allowance, rooms, event pricing. Stable, and the one thing you choose.

Role

What you are doing

Allocating, raising, advising, co-leading a room. Plural and contextual — the same family office allocates on Monday and, through a portfolio company, raises on Tuesday.

Designation

What you may lawfully see

Accredited, qualified purchaser, or self-attested. A regulatory fact, changing only on re-verification, that caps what may be shown whatever has been paid.

Why we say it out loud

A tier that promised everything and delivered what the law allowed would be a bad-faith sale. So the ceiling is the lower of the two — what you bought and what you may be shown — and the role you are playing is applied after. If verification would change what you see, we would rather you knew before you paid than after.

The one rule that surprises people

Being a qualified purchaser does not lift a lower tier. Tier binds where it is lower than designation, deliberately. It is the honest version: the price is for the depth, and verification opens the depth you paid for rather than one you did not.

What you see on a deal

Six rungs. The top three are the company's call, not ours.

How much of a deal you see is a property of the pairing — this deal, this viewer — not a setting on the deal.

See the six rungs
Deal disclosure ladder
RungWhat is visibleWho admits you
AnonymisedSector, size, stage, geography. No issuer name.Platform
Named summaryNamed, with summary information. No offering materials.Platform
Deck on requestMaterials released on approval.The company
Deck immediateMaterials, without a gate.The company
Data roomFinancial models, cap tables, diligence items.The company — always

If you are raising

You see everything on your own deal and nothing on anyone else's, at any tier. While your engagement is live your directory presence is suppressed and the investor list you see is scoped to your own mandate, proposed by us rather than requested in bulk, and logged. That constraint is the reason allocators are willing to be in the room at all.

Reciprocal, not a list you take away

The member directory and our relationship database are different things. The directory is members who accepted the protocols, and it is reciprocal — you appear to those who appear to you. Search opens the book to approved members one mandate at a time; it is not a bulk export, and the underlying relationships were shared with us in confidence.

The room

Circles are the product. Everything else is how you get there.

A Circle is a small sector room. Biweekly deal-flow review. People who actually know the field. We do not sell a wall of empty chairs.

Health Tech

Live

Nine to ten members. Biweekly review. The proof the rest should copy. Start the story here.

Latin America

Next

Capital and operators who actually live in-region. Same cadence. Same seat size. Different map.

Dual Use & Defense

Next

Defense, dual-use, and frontier energy. Same room mechanic. Different diligence.

How you get in

Two links. That is the whole front door.

New people start at Join. Returning people start at Sign in. There is no third login.

  1. 01 · Portal

    Request access

    Join. You land in Portal — calendar, profile, documents, the recent briefings. Complimentary.

  2. 02 · Search

    Ask when you need the book

    From Portal, request Search, or wait for an invitation. If you already have it, sign in and go to work.

  3. 03 · Circles

    A conversation, then a season

    When a sector becomes the work, sit in the room. Health Tech is live. A season is six months, charged once a term.

If you have never been in the room

You do not need a password to a thousand-tab desk. You need a way in, a calendar, and a sense that the community is real. Portal is that. If you later need the book, we open Search. If a sector becomes your work, we talk about a Circle.

If you are already in the orbit

You want the invites you actually want, the last briefing without hunting for it, and a place to put a deck. Portal first. Search when you are working a mandate. A Circle when you want peers on a cadence.

Admission

You are admitted, not subscribed.

One form, completed once, in this order. Each step is cheap enough to justify the next — and paying is the last of them, not the first.

See the admission steps
  1. 01

    Register

    Name, organisation, contact. Enough for event logistics and nothing more. No gate.

  2. 02

    Declare what you are and what you do

    Your entity type, and every role you expect to hold — including interests in anything that may seek capital. Before payment, because it is a condition of entry.

  3. 03

    Attest

    Self-attestation of your designation. Verification is a separate later step, and it is required for the deepest tier.

  1. 04

    Two or three references

    Community members, or a named sponsor if you have no ties yet. Ten seconds of their time, not an essay.

  2. 05

    Accept the protocols

    Quarterly engagement. Responsiveness as a norm. Re-declaring your roles at renewal. This is the membership.

  3. 06

    Choose your membership and pay

    Last, not first. Payment completes admission; it does not trigger it.

Already a member

You are not asked for references — you are the reference base. Renewal is three of the six steps: declare your roles, confirm your designation, accept the protocols. We walk it with you individually before anything changes.

Why references at all

Because the room is the product. A directory anyone can buy into is a list; a directory you were admitted to is a network. The reference step is where most applications stop, and we would rather it stopped there than in the room.

The front door

Join the Portal. The rest follows when you need it.

Free to join. Search when you need the book. A Circle when you want the room.

The 361 Platform — One community. Two doors. One room.