the open source VC database
Lists of firms
The whole database, cut the ways founders actually raise: who can lead your round at each stage, who joins once terms are set, and who concentrates in your sector or city. Every list is filterable and links straight through to each firm’s profile.
By stage — who can lead your round
Pre-seed VCs234 firmsThe first institutional check usually needs someone willing to price it.Seed VCs523 firmsSeed rounds get priced by their lead, and this list is who can do it: every firm names seed as a primary stage focus and reports that it leads rounds.Series A VCs330 firmsA Series A needs an anchor that underwrites your traction and takes the board conversation seriously.
By stage — who follows once terms are set
Pre-seed follow VCs161 firmsOnce a lead has set your pre-seed terms, these firms complete the round.Seed follow VCs589 firmsThese funds name seed as a primary stage focus and mostly follow: they join rounds after a lead has set terms.Series A follow VCs280 firmsThese firms name Series A as a primary stage focus and mostly follow, joining rounds another fund has priced.
By sector
AI VCs497 firmsThese firms name AI / ML as an investment focus.Fintech VCs559 firmsEvery firm here lists financial services and payments as an investment focus.Healthcare VCs586 firmsThese firms name healthcare as an investment focus, from digital health and care delivery to biotech-adjacent software.B2B VCs217 firmsEvery firm on this list explicitly backs B2B companies: investors fluent in sales-led and product-led go-to-market, pipeline math and enterprise procurement.