Altss hits 9,000 family offices; Institutional LP intelligence in Nov 2025

Altss hits 9,000 family offices; Institutional LP intelligence in Nov 2025

TLDR — Altss now operates the largest verified family office database and a real-time allocator intelligence platform built on a ≤30-day refresh rule, verified IR decision-makers, and OSINT-driven signals on mandates, committee moves, conference agendas, and public discourse. In November 2025, Altss adds full Institutional LP intelligence and launches GP–LP Connect so managers can publish live deals to allocators actually in motion. GPs and IR teams say they are actively seeking an alternative to Preqin and PitchBook due to stale, outdated, or incorrect LP data—including IR contacts who no longer work there.

Miami, FL — October 22, 2025. Altss today announced that its allocator intelligence platform now spans 9,000 verified family offices, formalizing a ≤30-day recency standard across profiles, IR decision-maker contacts, and live LP signals. The expansion cements Altss as the largest verified family office database while setting the stage for November’s release of comprehensive Institutional LP intelligence and a new GP–LP Connect workflow that brings live deal information to the allocators best positioned to act.

The launch reflects what private-markets teams are saying in the field. Fundraising is a timing game, and directory-style databases have not kept up. Over the past quarter, general partners and investor-relations leads repeatedly asked for a credible alternative to Preqin and PitchBook when “active” labels linger long after windows close, when committee reshuffles or pacing plans arrive weeks late, and when listed IR decision-makers no longer work at the organization. Those gaps add cost, slow cycles, and erode credibility with limited partners who expect context, not cold outreach that routes to dead ends.

Altss addresses those gaps with evidence, recency, and provenance at the core. Profiles are refreshed on a standing ≤30-day cadence, with change-triggered updates between cycles. Every material field—mandate language, structure, geography, commitment profile, and check size—carries source links and review notes so teams can audit what changed and why. IR contacts are role-aware and verified on cadence, and uncertainty is flagged rather than filled to protect trust and reduce downstream compliance risk. A timeline-first LP profile surfaces mandate deltas, re-ups and program shifts, team and committee moves, RFP calendars, fund launches and closings, conference agendas and speaking rosters, and relevant media or transcript signals. Fit-and-timing filters—strategy, stage, sector, geography, structure, commitment profile, ticket range, and signal recency—support screening, pipeline triage, conference planning, and meeting prep. Optional alerts route to Slack, WhatsApp, or Telegram without swamping channels, and shareable intelligence blocks keep deal, IR, and research aligned.

November’s Institutional LP intelligence extends the same standards to pensions, endowments and foundations, insurers’ general accounts, sovereign wealth funds, corporates and strategics, RIAs and OCIOs, consultants, and funds-of-funds. The coverage is captured by a human-in-the-loop OSINT and social-listening team focused specifically on allocator motion—committee and governance changes, consultant-led pacing guidance, investment-policy updates, agenda-level conference participation, and signals in public discourse—so outreach targets allocators actually in motion, not last quarter’s snapshot.

GP–LP Connect introduces a trust-first way for managers to publish live deals for institutional and family-office allocators. Deal cards present diligence-ready context—team, strategy, target, and timing—in a format aligned to institutional review. Distribution rides the same fit-and-timing logic that powers the research product, and warm-path cues highlight credible introductions and recent touchpoints so communication remains appropriate and efficient.

“Markets can’t run on last quarter’s data—let alone last year’s,” said Dawid Siekiera, Founder of Altss. “Scale is meaningless if it’s stale. By pairing verified IR decision-makers with live OSINT signals and source-linked provenance, we shorten time-to-signal and help both sides engage on the facts.”

Altss reports authenticated family office coverage across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America, including 3,880 profiles in the United States. Following the Institutional LP release, Altss will broaden its graph to startups and funds across venture, growth, and private equity, combining market-wide breadth with a relationship and discourse layer that reflects how capital actually moves.

Altss is available to qualified teams. To request a demo or access the media kit, visit altss.com/contact.

About Altss. Altss is an allocator intelligence platform for venture capital, private equity, family offices, and institutional investors. Anchored by the world’s largest verified family office database and powered by a ≤30-day OSINT and social-listening refresh, Altss provides real-time visibility into who allocates, why mandates change, and when to engage. Headquarters: Miami; serving clients globally.