Battery Ventures

Coinbase is a leading cryptocurrency exchange platform that allows users to buy, sell, and trade a variety of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Ethereum. It also offers services for businesses and institutions, providing tools for crypto trading, payments, and asset management.

Groupon is a hyperpublic company offering local deals and discounts on various activities and services. It operates globally, providing savings for consumers.

Wayfair is one of the world's largest online destinations for the home, offering a selection of more than 22 million items across home furnishings, décor, home improvement, and housewares.

Omnition is an observability innovator and a leading contributor to open-source projects, focusing on enhancing monitoring and performance insights for cloud-native applications.

AI-Native Total Spend Management Software

Nutanix is an enterprise cloud company that provides a platform to run applications, data, and AI anywhere, offering solutions for cloud infrastructure, virtualization, and Kubernetes management.

AppDynamics provides application performance management and IT operations analytics, enabling organizations to monitor and optimize their applications and infrastructure.

Affirm is a payment network that empowers consumers to pay over time with flexible payment plans and no hidden fees. It helps merchants drive growth by providing a seamless financing option at checkout, enhancing the shopping experience across various categories including electronics, apparel, and travel.

Braze is a customer engagement platform that helps businesses deliver personalized messaging and experiences across various channels, utilizing AI and data orchestration.

JFrog provides software supply chain solutions for DevOps and security, focusing on artifact management, DevSecOps, and cloud solutions.

Guidewire provides software solutions for property and casualty (P&C) insurance companies, enabling them to manage their operations efficiently and effectively.

MHS Capital targets bootstrapped software companies transitioning to venture-backed growth and serial entrepreneurs buying small tech firms. They offer direct access to senior operator-mentors and make 2–5 concentrated initial investments of $1–3M annually. Backed by tech founders and executives from Google, PayPal, and Salesforce who serve as investors and mentors.

Operator-led team of former Facebook, WhatsApp and eBay product, growth and engineering leaders who work hands-on on data/product management, freely released Growth Scanner and prioritize AI- and data-defensible startups.

A pre-seed and seed stage VC firm that operates as a true US-Israel bridge, helping Israeli founders expand to the US while bringing US networks back to Israel. The firm positions itself as an extension of your headcount by sitting in portfolio company Slack channels, maintaining weekly calls, and proactively helping with hiring and customer introductions.

Uncork Capital is one of the original "micro-VC" firms that helped prove small, seed-focused funds could work at scale when Jeff Clavier started investing his family's savings in 2004 and raised one of the first institutional seed funds in 2007. The firm has stayed "small by design" over 20 years to preserve discipline at seed stage while being unusually hands-on without formulaic playbooks, building custom one-on-one plans for each company and refusing to pass declined founders to other VCs because they view it as a harmful negative signal.

Mucker Capital works with 10–20 companies annually for 12–24 months as an extension of founding teams. The firm pioneered decade-plus systematic investment outside Silicon Valley with emphasis on LA and undercapitalized, non-elite founders. Founded by former repeat founders and senior operators who designed it as the platform I wish I had in 1998, Mucker Capital intentionally backs entrepreneurs from non-elite networks and emerging regions that traditional venture capital overlooks.