10 VCs and 10 funds investing in Software
Founder and Managing Partner
Type Capital
Check: Type Capital does not publish a standard check-size range on its current official site.
Terri Burns invests or supports investments through Type Capital's published strategy: Back early-stage founders with strong product taste and the potential to build generational technology companies.
Partner
V3V Ventures
Check: No Stanko-specific check range is public. A current third-party V3V profile reports a firm-level typical range of $100K–$1M at pre-seed/seed, while public round databases describe the larger rounds V3V joins rather than its own checks. Treat $100K–$1M as directional and confirm instrument, allocation and follow-on capacity directly.
Stanko invests in early-stage software, digital infrastructure and emerging technology, with a strong Web3 focus and an engineer's bias toward difficult, foundational systems. His current public filter is a move away from narratives toward measurable fundamentals: real products, revenue, product traction, user retention and sustainable business models. Within crypto he highlights infrastructure, stablecoin and payment rails, institutional adoption, DeFi, cross-chain systems and the decentralized-AI stack across compute, storage, data, models and applications. V3V pairs capital with architecture, GTM, distribution and follow-on fundraising support.
Partner
Shorooq Partners
Check: No standard personal ticket is published. Shorooq describes Nahda as flexible, tailored debt financing for high-growth and established MENA businesses. Public examples include $15M for Abhi and $12.5M for The Box, but those transactions are examples—not a stated minimum, maximum or personal range.
Nathan uses tailored private credit to fill the financing gap left by conservative banks and to help technology companies reach their next growth milestone with less equity dilution. His underwriting lens balances flexible structure and founder needs against lender downside protection, cash-flow visibility, repayment capacity and disciplined risk-adjusted returns. He also sees a cross-border opportunity connecting Korean technology with MENA demand and capital.
Investor
BoxGroup
Check: No reliable Arielle-specific check size is public. BoxGroup describes itself as an earliest-stage investor, but founders should confirm current round fit and allocation directly rather than relying on third-party range estimates.
Arielle invests within BoxGroup's broad earliest-stage mandate. Her differentiated documented context is technical and translational: Harvard bioengineering research, founding a postpartum medical-device project, product work in fertility AI and neuromodulation, mechanical engineering at a bioelectronic-medicine startup, and consulting at BCG. This supports a credible ability to evaluate user need, clinical workflow, product design, manufacturing, regulatory planning and commercialization in technical health businesses. It does not establish an exclusive healthcare mandate or a personally published investment thesis.
Venture Partner
Shorooq Partners
Check: Shorooq invests across the equity journey from pre-seed through late-stage growth, but neither the firm nor Kunal publishes his personal check range or decision authority. Portfolio round totals are not treated as check-size evidence.
Kunal supports Shorooq's fintech and web3 practice with an operator's perspective across the UK, UAE, and Africa. His remit fits the firm's founder-first strategy: backing regional companies from idea through scale and global frontier companies where technology modernizes financial access, payments, wealth, business operations, or digital ownership. Shorooq's blockchain thesis favors crypto augmenting existing consumer behavior and solving real-world problems rather than replacing useful behavior with complexity.
Partner
Northzone (Web3)
Check: No personal check-size range is published. Michiel invests through Northzone across early and selected later rounds; disclosed financing totals are company rounds and do not establish an individual check range.
Michiel focuses on SaaS, healthcare, and AI, often where modern, collaborative, or intelligent software replaces complex legacy systems. His portfolio ranges from HR, manufacturing, architecture, logistics, and developer tools to healthcare and domain-specific foundation models. His founder advice is empirical: listen to the market and test, learn, and re-test quickly.
Partner
Northzone (Web3)
Check: No personal check-size range is published. Jessica invests through Northzone's multi-stage funds; financing announcements report total rounds, not her personal allocation range.
Jessica backs product-led platforms and UX-driven software that use technology and intuitive experiences to disrupt traditional industries. Her operator lens emphasizes speed and momentum at company formation, then patient, conviction-based founder relationships. She is especially interested in growth loops embedded in product—onboarding, usage, community, and data—rather than growth purchased only through advertising.
Senior Principal
Big Pi Ventures
Check: Growth-fund level: Big Pi Growth I states that it leads with €7M–€20M+ per company. Big Pi's overall platform spans €0.5M–€30M across funds. Neither range is published as Fanis's personal allocation authority.
Fanis supports European technology scale-ups moving toward market leadership with growth capital plus operational and financial expertise. His background in TMT investment banking and as FlexCar's finance leader supports a value-creation lens centered on financing structure, valuation, capital efficiency, international expansion, organic growth, and selective M&A rather than capital alone.
Partner
Big Pi Ventures
Check: Growth-fund level: Big Pi Growth I states that it leads with €7M–€20M+ per company. Panos focuses on Series B+ growth investments; the published fund range is not a guarantee of his personal allocation authority for any deal.
Panos leads growth investments in European technology companies that already show category leadership and can use €7M–€20M+ plus active operating support to scale internationally. His recent work emphasizes InfraTech and Physical AI at the intersection of innovative technology and real infrastructure, where proprietary systems, strong customer ROI, global deployments, and Southeast European operating hubs can create durable scale advantages.
Partner
AppWorks
Check: Firm-level: AppWorks publishes a US$200K to US$15M per-deal range across Seed through Series C, with capacity to lead or follow and reserve capital for follow-ons. This is not Joseph's personal allocation range.
Joseph's role is centered on the financial and operating foundation around an investment: portfolio management, fundraising structure, investor alignment, and Japan-Taiwan ecosystem access. His published framework treats a priced round as the start of a long-term relationship, favors good-faith negotiation over zero-sum optimization, and asks founders to raise only after evidence such as an MVP, customers, or traction creates a credible use for the capital.
London, United Kingdom
Rotterdam, Netherlands
St. Louis, Missouri
Amsterdam, Netherlands / Hamburg, Germany / Stockholm, Sweden
Sydney, Australia
Helsinki, Finland
Salt Lake City, Utah
Essen, Germany
United Kingdom
Cincinnati, Ohio