Top 235 SaaS Venture Capital Firms (2026)

1. Menlo Ventures

Since 1976, Menlo Ventures has backed multi-stage technology companies across consumer, enterprise, and life sciences. Their market-driven analysis has led to investments in breakout companies like Uber, Roku, and Siri.

2. General Catalyst

General Catalyst partners with entrepreneurs at every stage, from seed to growth, to build resilient companies. Their collaborative approach has helped launch category-defining businesses like Airbnb and HubSpot, with a focus on advancing applied AI across sectors like healthcare and fintech.

3. Pear VC

Pear VC partners with founders at the earliest stages, providing the seed funding and support to build transformative companies across sectors like SaaS, healthcare, and fintech. This founder-centric approach has led to early investments in major successes like DoorDash, Dropbox, and Gusto.

4. Norwest

Norwest provides both venture capital and growth equity to companies at all stages, primarily in the consumer, enterprise, and healthcare sectors. They draw on deep operational experience and a wide network to help founders scale, having partnered with over 600 companies including Vertex Pharmaceuticals.

5. Slow Ventures

Slow Ventures supports early-stage founders building companies across a broad spectrum of industries, from consumer and fintech to SaaS and crypto. Since 2011, they have deployed over $800M and helped build category-defining companies like Airtable, Gusto, and Solana.

6. Index Ventures

Index Ventures helps entrepreneurs transform bold ideas into global businesses, providing support from the earliest seed funding through to late-stage growth. They have a history of backing category-defining companies like Datadog and Zendesk across diverse sectors such as SaaS, fintech, and healthcare.

7. Antler

Antler operates as a global early-stage venture capital firm, backing founders of technology companies from the very beginning of their journey. Its platform helps aspiring entrepreneurs find co-founders and provides them with a worldwide network of talent, expert advisors, and capital to launch and scale their businesses.

8. Alumni Ventures

Alumni Ventures gives accredited investors access to venture capital, building diversified portfolios through alumni-focused funds and co-investments in companies like Blockfi and Simplisafe. Their model offers investors the flexibility to back entire funds or select individual deals across a wide range of industries and stages.

9. Base10 Partners

They invest in early-stage startups automating the real economy, backing founders who believe purpose is the key to profitability. This philosophy is reflected in their own model, which donates 50% of profits to underfunded universities, and their portfolio includes successes like Notion, Figma, and Stripe.

10. Speedinvest

As one of Europe's most active early-stage funds, Speedinvest backs pre-Seed and Seed tech startups across the EMEA region. Beyond capital, their dedicated sector-focused teams provide hands-on operational support to a portfolio that includes companies like Bitpanda and GoStudent.