Qubit Capital Opiniões 

We worked with Sagar and Maithili on rebuilding the financial model before the Series A. The previous file had been patched together since pre-seed and the unit economics tab was honestly held together by hope. Maithili pulled apart the assumptions before we got into the rebuild. She found three numbers we had been carrying forward from a 2024 plan that nobody had questioned in months. The model that came out of that process has survived two partner meetings without anyone catching it out.

Jay and team were super on top of things, consistently sending me reminders and taking care of the heavy lifting of outreach.

It has been a pleasant experience working with Jay Bhavsar at Qubit.

He has been very professional- always prompt with suggestions and request fulfilment and handholding through the fundraising process. We wholeheartedly recommend working with Qubit, and especially Jay.

Amisha Malhotra has been an exceptionally reliable and highly effective Financial Analyst throughout our collaboration at QBIT. During our joint work on a fundraising campaign for our US-based biotech company, she consistently demonstrated a strong sense of ownership and accountability.
Her ability to execute agreed tasks rapidly and with precision was particularly noteworthy. All project milestones and deliverables were handled in a timely manner, often exceeding expectations in both speed and quality. Communication was always clear, structured, and proactive, which significantly contributed to the smooth progression of the project.
Amisha’s dependable approach, combined with her analytical rigor and responsiveness, made her a key contributor to the set-up of the fundraising initiative. She is a trusted professional who delivers on commitments and adds tangible value in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment.

I am warning other startup founders about QUBIT FINTECH - FZCO (Qubit Capital).

They simply do not keep their word. In August 2025, I paid $4,563.00 USD under a contract that guaranteed a full refund if they failed to deliver results. They completely broke the contract, failed to deliver any value, and are now refusing to honor their agreement while withholding my funds.

I have escalated this case to Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) and a formal fraud dispute has been raised through my bank.

Be extremely cautious with this company. They will promise anything to get your money, but they break their contract and disappear when they fail to deliver. Look for reliable alternatives.

In response to the company’s reply: Do not mislead the public. My claim is not about investors deciding not to invest. My claim is strictly about the guaranteed money-back refund that you offer, for which I hold irrefutable documentary evidence of your breach of contract. I am not the only one. Instead of taking responsibility, you hide behind administrative technicalities to withhold my funds.

Qubit has made investor outreach a breeze for a first-time entrepreneur like me. Jay Bhavsar, our outreach partner from Qubit, has been phenomenal at iteratively matching us against investor lists, giving us unbiased feedback & support on pitch decks, financial models, and outreach drafts, and persistently reaching out to investors, tweaking the approach until it worked. It would have taken me a lot longer to reach so many investors on my own. Jay has also been a strong supporter at investor meetings, providing us with valuable guidance. He has been believing in my startup unwaveringly, hats off. I trust we will land an investment at the earliest. Thank you Jay & Qubit.

Their investor preparation notes saved us a lot of time throughout the process. We went into meetings with a clearer understandings of what investors were looking for and the type of questions they were likely to ask. The support felt practical and helped us stay better prepared overall.

We had already spoken with a few investors before working with Quibit, but those conversations weren't really progressing. Their team helped bring more structure to the process, managed follow-ups more effectively, and guided us on presenting our traction earlier. Overall, it made our investor outreach feel more much organized.

I’ve had a positive experience working with Qubit Capital in our investment and acquisition journey. Their team has been supportive and proactive throughout the process.

A special mention to Aditya, who has been our primary point of contact. He has done a good job managing potential investor conversations and identifying the right investors aligned with our business goals.

Mithali has been instrumental on the research side, bringing in thoughtful insights and helping us evaluate opportunities.

Sahil stands out for his expertise in financials, company valuation, and identifying promising opportunities worth exploring.

Overall, the Qubit Capital team has been professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in helping us move forward with confidence.

Qubit helped us refine our pitch and improve how we approached potential investors. The pre-call briefs were useful and helped keep meetings focused and productive. Through the process, we were able to connect with one strong investor lead, which made the experience worthwhile overall.

Qubit’s support included pre-call briefings and post-call feedback, and although I initially underestimated their value, they proved to be highly effective. Before each session, we received a concise overview of the person we would be meeting with, along with insights into their interests and background.
After every call, we were provided with thoughtful feedback highlighting what worked well and what could be improved. This structured approach helped us refine our communication week by week rather than repeating the same mistakes. It has been a great experience working with Roopakshi.

Very unprofessional communication with cold emails. Reaching out with zero valuable information, not answering, not being able to communicate their goal and sending mails meant for other people to me.

If these basics go wrong, I cannot imagine they bring other valuable stuff to the table

We have had several meetings with VCs and Jay our rep is on top of everything even when I am not.

This is an update from my first review of Mar 23, 2025. Qubit completed their outreach to all investors on their platform as of Apr 23, 2025, notified us, and asked us to continue keeping them updated. They were not very responsive on follow ups after that. From the experience of others, it seems that their automation may be successful for some - if it is - it is likely within the first six months. Otherwise, expect to write off your fee paid to them after 12 months, because our experience with their follow up is that they don't continue trying on your behalf.

Update in response to Qubit's reply below on May 6, 2025:
I see Qubit's reply implies our expectation was unreasonable, that the engagement had an agreed completion date, and the engagement was closed over a year ago. I do not agree with their statement "As you highlighted... our engagement was completed as per the agreed scope...", where I believe their statement is incorrect. I quote from our engagement letter with Qubit - "11. The Client should expect their engagement with Qubit to last for approx 4 months or the closure of the funding round whichever is earlier." We have not managed to close the funding round and are still actively raising. We never heard from Qubit that they considered the engagement was closed. We did reach out to them about what they would continue to do and never got a response. In the initial sales discussions we were assured repeatedly that we would be supported as long as it took to close the funding round, not a close of engagement after a certain period of time. I confirm we got 9 investor calls in 12 months with no follow up. That is legitimately an investor decision. I do dispute Qubit's assertion that they were not obliged to continue trying, based on our initial discussions. What I can say then is the Qubit investor database was not well-matched to the energy and climate sector we were in, despite their initial confidence they could match us.

Our initial ask wasn't very clear, as we have only outlined a rough figure without much detail. Qubit helped us structured a proper use of funds-plan, linking the spending to clear, milestones. This made our discussions with investors feel more focused and practical. The added clarity was appreciated, and overall it helped strengthen our approach. A useful experience, especially if you're not very comfortable with financial planning.

Mridul. I told him straight up I don't want cold outreach and I only care about warm intros. He didn't argue with me, Just worked with what we had. The outreach copy sounded lie ti came from me (not a template). and the meetings we got were mostly relevant. One of those conversations turned into money in the bank. Took longer than I wanted but it happened.

A couple of the early conversations were not quite our lane but they adjusted the list after feedback and the next set matched better. What helped was that they didn't just swap names randomly. They actually went back to our criteria and filtered for founds that had done deals in our space before. Small thing but it made the calls feel more productive and we stopped wasting time on intros that were never going to go anywhere. So far satified.

Maithili and Aditya have been a great help, putting all their effort into achieving the goal we have set for ourselves, with intelligence and efficiency.

Do not use this company, they are a waste of time. Their system is simply using your own linkedin account to send generic emails to their list of investors. You may get one or two responses but usually they are firms looking to sell their services or provide loans. We never had any serious interest from the investors and whilst getting investment is not guaranteed, you would be better off paying more to established investment houses. Tney also offer a refund if you get no interest but to them interest is defined has one or more call or request for a pitch deck, often from people looking to sell to you rather than invest.

We engaged Qubit Capital with a clear agreement: the onboarding fee would be refunded if no meaningful investor conversations were generated.

While some meetings were arranged, they were largely misaligned with our sector (e.g. funds focused on female founders, consumer/retail, real estate/renewables). As a result, no real investor traction was achieved.

The core issue was poor targeting, not lack of effort.

What is most concerning is that these irrelevant meetings were later used to justify denying the refund.

After this experience, we replicated the same outreach process internally using tools like Apollo and Smartlead, achieving comparable (if not better) results with full control over targeting.

Overall:

outreach volume ≠ quality

targeting was not aligned with our business

refund clause was not honored as expected

Would recommend future clients to define very clearly what qualifies as a relevant investor before engaging.