B2B SaaS sales reps who target recently funded startups know the timing is gold: a Series A means fresh budget and new hiring, which is exactly when tools get bought. But the workflow is broken. Reps pull funding data from Cyberleads or scrape Crunchbase, then paste names into a spreadsheet, then hand-write cold emails one company at a time. The signal is fresh but the outreach lags days behind, and generic templates get ignored. The product, FundSequence, closes that gap. It ingests funding signals in the style of Cyberleads and automatically produces pre-written, personalized cold email sequences ready to send, referencing the round, the investors, and the likely reason the company now needs your category of product. The solution is not just data and not just an email tool. It is the connective tissue: a rep picks their ideal customer profile, FundSequence surfaces newly funded companies that match, and generates a 3 to 5 touch sequence per account with the personalization already baked in. The MVP is narrow: a weekly feed of funded startups plus a sequence generator that outputs copy-ready emails a rep can paste into their existing sender (Apollo, Instantly, or Gmail). Revenue is a straightforward per-seat SaaS subscription, roughly $30 to $80 per rep per month, matching the small-team comps that clear $1,200 to $2,300 per month MRR. Go to market starts inside the exact communities already teaching this motion: the YouTube audiences learning Crunchbase scraping, Hormozi-style lead gen, and AI prospecting. Sponsor or partner with those creators, since their viewers are self-selecting into this workflow. Growth loops: reps who close deals from funded-startup sequences share the plays, and template libraries built from winning emails become a shareable asset that pulls in new users.