Developer tools investors in North America
This slice of our investor database holds 313 Developer tools North America investors. They sit in 69 cities across 2 countries, most of them in San Francisco (71), New York (46) and Palo Alto (34). The sectors they back most often here are Developer tools (313), SaaS (298) and Enterprise software (281). The median firm in this slice has made 103 investments; across the slice the total is 69,701. The median number of exits is 17. By stage: Pre-seed (208), Seed (289), Series A (272), Series B (158) and Growth (122). The largest portfolios in this slice belong to Y Combinator, Accel and Kleiner Perkins. Every row below is shown in full except the contact details, which are the paid part of the dataset. The numbers on this page are recomputed from the database, so they change when the data does.
- 313 firms in this slice.
- Most concentrated in San Francisco (71).
- Median investments per firm: 103.
- Leading sector: Developer tools (313).
- 313 rows carry a contact address; those are the paid part.
| By stage | Investors |
|---|---|
| Pre-seed | 208 |
| Seed | 289 |
| Series A | 272 |
| Series B | 158 |
| Growth | 122 |
| By sector | Investors |
|---|---|
| devtools | 313 |
| saas | 298 |
| enterprise | 281 |
| ai | 240 |
| fintech | 225 |
| data-analytics | 224 |
| mobile | 197 |
| healthtech | 188 |
| martech | 177 |
| cloud | 171 |
| By city | Investors |
|---|---|
| San Francisco | 71 |
| New York | 46 |
| Palo Alto | 34 |
| Menlo Park | 25 |
| Boston | 14 |
| Chicago | 10 |
| Los Angeles | 8 |
| Austin | 6 |
| By type | Investors |
|---|---|
| Venture funds | 288 |
| Corporate VC | 9 |
| Accelerators | 8 |
| Angel networks | 5 |
| Family offices | 3 |
Number of investments made, by firm.
| Portfolio size | Investors |
|---|---|
| 0–10 | 8 |
| 10–25 | 19 |
| 25–50 | 47 |
| 50–100 | 74 |
| 100+ | 165 |
Preview — 15 of 313
| Investor | Type | Location | Stages | Investments | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y Combinator | Accelerators | Mountain View, US | Series B, Seed, Series A | — | |
| Accel | Venture funds | Palo Alto, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| Kleiner Perkins | Venture funds | Menlo Park, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| SV Angel | Venture funds | San Francisco, US | Series B, Seed, Series A | — | |
| Bessemer Venture Partners | Venture funds | Redwood City, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| Andreessen Horowitz | Venture funds | Menlo Park, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| Right Side Capital Management | Venture funds | San Francisco, US | Seed | — | |
| Lightspeed Venture Partners | Venture funds | Menlo Park, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| Index Ventures | Venture funds | San Francisco, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| Khosla Ventures | Venture funds | Menlo Park, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| GV | Venture funds | Mountain View, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| Threshold Ventures | Venture funds | Menlo Park, US | Series B, Seed, Series A | — | |
| Norwest Venture Partners | Venture funds | Palo Alto, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — | |
| First Round | Venture funds | New York, US | Seed | — | |
| GGV Capital | Venture funds | Menlo Park, US | Series B, Seed, Growth, Pre-seed, Series A | — |
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Where this data comes from · updated 9/5/2026