6,001 VC funds and angels. One file, $99.
Every fund's stages, sectors, location, portfolio and exits — and an email to write to, often a partner's own rather than info@. Open it in Excel tonight, start sending tomorrow.
- 1,843back pre-seed
- 3,711back seed
- 3,224back Series A
What we know about every fund
Venture funds, angel networks, accelerators and corporate investors — with the stages they back, the sectors they focus on, where they sit and how many investments they have made. Every slice below shows the numbers and a free preview.
Every column in the file
- Name
- Type
- Website
- Country, region, city
- Stages
- Sectors
- X / Twitter
- Investments
- Exits
- Notable portfolio
- Focus
- Contact email
- Verified, confidence, source
Contact email is the paid part of the file, and it is not hidden by styling on this page: it is absent from the response. Partners by name, with their own addresses, are not in the file — they open with full access.
Full access: the partner by name
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j•••@kleinerperkins.comJosh C•••PartnerKleiner Perkins · 🇺🇸 Menlo Park
j•••@ycombinator.comJared F•••Managing PartnerY Combinator · 🇺🇸 Mountain View
b•••@500.coBedy Y•••Managing Partner500 Startups · 🇮🇳 San Francisco
o•••@telefonica.comOscar R•••Venture PartnerSOSV · 🇺🇸 Princeton
a•••@canonical.ccAnand I•••Venture PartnerLightspeed Venture Partners · 🇺🇸 Menlo Park
Surnames and full addresses open with full access. 10,809 named people are in the database, each one found on the fund's own team page. An address built from a pattern is marked as such and never passed off as verified: a guess presented as a fact is noticed a minute after payment.
Take the whole database
One file, every fund and angel we list, with the contact email column open. Paid once — no subscription and nothing to cancel.
- Access follows the list, not a file. The export is rebuilt regularly and you always download the current version, last rebuilt October 19, 2026.
- XLSX and CSV, instantly. No sales call, no onboarding, no seat you have to remember to cancel.
- See it before you pay. The free sample has the same columns as the full file, with the addresses masked.
- Need the partners themselves? 10,809 people by name, with their own work email, are in full access — $199/mo.
- 6,001 funds and angels · fund contact email on 4,202
- One-time payment — no subscription, no recurring fees
- Instant download in XLSX and CSV
- Website, LinkedIn, Twitter, sectors, stages, portfolio and exits
Access follows the list, not a file: the export is rebuilt regularly and you always download the current version. Last rebuilt October 19, 2026.
Browse the database
Each slice is a page of its own, with its own numbers, its own free preview and its own export. Or let the matcher pick the funds that fit your stage, sector and country.
By location
By stage
By sector
By investor type
Popular combinations
Movement, month by month
Recorded moves across the database over the last twelve months: new funds closed, new investments, changes of pace. Each one is tied to a public document.
| Recorded moves | Moves |
|---|---|
| Nov | 14 |
| Dec | 26 |
| Jan | 17 |
| Feb | 17 |
| Mar | 31 |
| Apr | 9 |
| May | 20 |
| Jun | 12 |
| Jul | 10 |
| Aug | 16 |
| Sep | 333 |
| Oct | 390 |
Questions
How current is the data?
The export is rebuilt regularly and your access follows the list, not a file: you always download the current version, not the one that existed on the day you paid. The date of the last rebuild is printed on the offer above.
Do the email addresses actually work?
Every address in the file was found on the fund's own pages or confirmed against an external source. Addresses built from a pattern — first.last@, flast@ — are marked as such and are never passed off as verified, because an address that bounces costs you more than the row is worth.
Why is a fund marked as having no data?
Because we have not established what it is doing yet. That is not the same as inactive, and we do not merge the two: a breakdown that quietly counts unknowns as dormant says more about our collection than about the market.
Can I buy only the part I need?
Yes. Every slice below — a sector, a stage, a country, or a combination of them — is sold on its own page for less than the whole database. If you already know you want more than one slice, the full export is cheaper than two.
Where does the data come from, and is it lawful to hold?
From the funds' own websites, team pages and public filings, with the source recorded for each record. Business contact details of people acting in a professional capacity, kept with a stated source and an unsubscribe route. Our data sources page sets this out in full.