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Finding the right venture capital partner is a huge step for any DevOps founder. Some of the most active firms, like Insight Partners and Battery Ventures, have backed hundreds of companies, with Insight alone making over 1,200 investments. And the opportunities aren't just in Silicon Valley, with funds from London to Lagos actively investing. But with so many options, it can be hard to know where to start.
Below is our list of the best 14 Devops VC firms.
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Buy It For $97 $297 →Insight Partners backs high-growth software and technology companies in sectors ranging from Fintech to Healthcare. Their portfolio, which includes successes like Shopify and Docusign, benefits from hands-on operational guidance designed to accelerate growth.
Nexus Venture Partners backs founders of product-focused companies from the very beginning, with a dual focus on US enterprise software and Indian digital businesses. The firm uses its $2.6 billion in capital to provide hands-on support that continues throughout a company's growth.
Taking a multi-stage approach, Battery Ventures invests in technology companies from seed funding through private equity. They help build category-defining businesses, with a portfolio that includes household names like Coinbase, Wayfair, and Glassdoor.
Sapphire Ventures backs global software companies from seed to late stage through its distinct direct, fund, and sport-focused investment arms. The firm helps scale companies into category leaders with a dedicated portfolio growth team and has supported well-known names like Docusign, Monday.com, and Mulesoft.
As an entrepreneur-led venture firm, Notion Capital provides early-stage funding for European SaaS and cloud computing companies. They invest at the earliest stages to build close partnerships with founders and help them scale their businesses.
With a $50M Pan-African fund, Ingressive Capital backs indigenous founders building pre-seed and seed stage tech companies across the continent. Their portfolio, which includes successes like Paystack and Bamboo, targets B2C and B2B solutions that accelerate Africa's economic growth and value chain ownership.
Focusing on the Nordic and Baltic regions, Inventure provides seed and Series A capital to early-stage founders. They build lasting trust by fiercely backing a select few, with a portfolio that includes the successful delivery service Wolt.
Scale Venture Partners backs early-stage startups in intelligent business software like SaaS and AI. Their Scaling Platform has helped companies including Box, Hubspot, and Docusign move from founder-led growth to a repeatable go-to-market machine.
Grove Ventures is an early-stage investment firm that partners with Israeli entrepreneurs building companies grounded in deep tech. They focus on hard-to-replicate solutions at the intersection of science and technology, emphasizing close cooperation and value-creation with founders.
Monk's Hill Ventures puts capital into early-stage technology startups across Southeast Asia, focusing on the Series A round. As a firm of entrepreneurs backing entrepreneurs, they provide hands-on operational guidance to help build companies like Ninja Van and Glints.
Our top picks aren't the only ones funding DevOps founders. Combined, the firms below have backed nearly 400 startups and guided more than 50 to an exit.
These VCs come from all over, including Canada, Israel, and across Europe. Here’s a look at the other venture capital firms funding what's next in DevOps.
| VC Firm | Country | Year Founded | Nº Investments | Nº Exits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luxembourg | 2005 | 79 | 13 | |
| Canada | 2017 | 133 | 11 | |
| Israel | 2010 | 108 | 23 | |
| Belgium | 2014 | 78 | 8 |
