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It's no secret that Texas has become a go-to destination for founders. The state's venture capital firms are a big reason why, with investors ready to back ambitious ideas.
You'll find long-standing firms like Sapphire Ventures, with over 350 investments, and early-stage specialists such as Silverton Partners, which has backed more than 200 companies. They are part of a growing community of investors helping founders build their businesses.
Below is our list of the best 65 VC firms in Texas.
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Buy It For $97 $297 →Sapphire Ventures operates with three distinct strategies, investing in growth-stage software companies, early-stage VC funds, and sports technology. Its dedicated Portfolio Growth team helps scale companies into category leaders, with a track record that includes Docusign, Monday.com, and Mulesoft.
As an early-stage venture capital firm, Silverton Partners provides founders with capital and mentorship, primarily within the Austin tech scene. Its team of former operators draws on direct experience to help new companies navigate the challenges of initial growth.
GTMfund provides early-stage capital to hyper-growth B2B SaaS companies. Their collective of over 260 go-to-market executives offers founders direct support on strategy, hiring, and execution, drawing from experience scaling companies from zero to IPO.
Backing founders at the earliest stages, KdT Ventures invests where biology, engineering, and data converge. Their portfolio consists of companies applying deep science to transform industries from healthcare and pharmaceuticals to agriculture.
S3 Ventures provides patient capital and substantial resources to help entrepreneurs build lasting, high-impact companies. They primarily back founders in business technology, digital experiences, and healthcare tech, supporting them from the seed stage through later rounds of funding.
Goldcrest Capital partners with founders to build lasting technology companies from the seed to late stages. They have backed some of the most prominent names in tech, including Figma, Plaid, and Deel.
Santé Ventures exclusively funds early-stage companies creating new medical technologies and healthcare delivery models. The firm applies its nearly $1 billion in capital to help bring these medical advancements from concept to reality.
Ironspring Ventures partners with early-stage founders who are transforming the industrial supply chain across construction, manufacturing, transport, and logistics. They add value by connecting these startups to a network of industrial operating companies and subject matter experts.
Brand Foundry Ventures backs early-stage entrepreneurs building the next generation of iconic consumer brands. They provide strategic guidance and have helped launch companies like Allbirds, Harry's, and The Farmer's Dog.
Springdale Ventures invests in early-stage consumer packaged goods, partnering with resolute founders to build meaningful and sustainable brands. They provide seed funding and support to help entrepreneurs bring their passions to market.
Our top picks are just one part of the story. The firms below have collectively funded over 2,100 startups, with 300 of those companies reaching an exit.
There are many other active investors funding founders across the state. Here’s a look at the other venture capital firms funding what's next in Texas.
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