Top 300 Late Stage Venture Capital Firms (2026)

1. Andreessen Horowitz

Andreessen Horowitz operates on the belief that software is eating the world, backing technology founders at every stage from seed to late-stage growth. The firm has backed some of the most defining companies of the last decade, including Coinbase, Lyft, and Github, supporting them from early ideas to global scale.

2. Menlo Ventures

Menlo Ventures provides capital to technology companies from seed to early growth stages, with a focus on consumer, enterprise, and life sciences. Their market-driven analysis has helped build a portfolio that includes iconic brands like Uber, Roku, and Siri.

3. Tribe Capital

Tribe Capital applies data science and proprietary AI tools to identify and invest in promising venture and crypto startups. Beyond capital, they help companies like Carta, Docker, and Kraken understand their product-market fit and accelerate sustainable growth.

4. General Catalyst

General Catalyst partners with founders from the seed stage through to growth, providing the capital and guidance needed to build resilient companies. Their work advancing applied AI has helped create category-defining businesses like Airbnb and HubSpot in sectors ranging from consumer tech to healthcare.

5. Pear VC

Pear VC partners with founders at the earliest stages, providing seed funding and hands-on support to build companies across consumer tech, SaaS, and deep science. Their focus on backing founders from day one has helped launch category-defining companies like Doordash, Dropbox, and Gusto.

6. Accel

Accel partners with entrepreneurs from the early to growth stages, helping them build companies that will define the next generation of industries. Their global community of entrepreneurs includes the creators of iconic companies such as Facebook, Spotify, Slack, and Dropbox.

7. Sequoia Capital

Sequoia Capital partners with daring founders across all stages and sectors, from energy and healthcare to AI and crypto, to help them build legendary companies. Their portfolio includes some of the most transformative technology companies in history, such as Apple, Google, and Nvidia.

8. Paradigm

This research-driven firm invests in crypto companies and protocols from their earliest stages, with a portfolio that includes MoonPay. Beyond providing capital, they actively contribute to the ecosystem's growth through open-source software development and strategic guidance.

9. Insight Partners

Insight Partners is a global software investor that partners with growth-stage technology companies in sectors like Fintech, Cybersecurity, and AI. Their focus on growth has helped build a portfolio that includes major technology companies like Twitter, Docusign, and Shopify.

10. Gaingels

Gaingels invests in companies with LGBT+ founders and C-suite leaders, serving as a venture syndicate for the LGBT+ community and its allies. They provide capital across all growth stages and help portfolio companies recruit diverse talent, fostering positive social change through successful business ventures.