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The complete list of tier-1 and notable VCs and angel investors.

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They are given based on verifiable objective criteria. To understand the difference between the 3 different "backing" types of these badges, find the descriptions below. Please note that this list gets updated and can change over time.

Tier-1 VC

Tier-1 VC are world's leading and most reputable VC firms — they typically lead the round and their investment is a strong quality signal for other investors.

List of Tier-1 venture firms:

  • Andreesen Horowitz
  • Khosla Ventures
  • SV Angel
  • Accel Partners
  • NEA
  • Sequoia
  • Venrock
  • First Round Capital
  • Spark Capital
  • Slow Ventures
  • Y Combinator
  • Kleiner Perkins
  • GV
  • Founders Fund
  • Union Square Ventures
  • Lightspeed
  • Thrive Capital
  • General Catalyst
  • Benchmark
  • Greylock
  • Bain Capital Ventures
  • Lerer Hippeau
  • Bessemer
  • Insight Venture Partners
  • Greycroft

Notable VCs

Not as high-signal as Tier-1 VCs, Notable VCs are still very professional, long-standing reputable firms that bring a quality signal to the deal. Please note that the list skews towards US-based firms. 

  • Tiger Global
  • Menlo Ventures
  • Charles River Ventures
  • Redpoint
  • FirstMark
  • Triangle Peak Partners
  • Comcast Ventures
  • ff VC
  • DCM
  • 500 Startups
  • RRE Ventures
  • DCVC
  • BoxGroup
  • Revolution
  • Intel Capital
  • ARCH Venture Partners
  • Franklin Square Capital Partners
  • Founder Collective
  • Madrona Venture Group
  • Anthemis Group
  • Initial Capital
  • UpHonest Capital
  • Homebrew
  • Matrix Partners
  • Susa Ventures
  • Upfront Ventures
  • Bond VC
  • Compound
  • Harrison Metal
  • Samsung NEXT
  • Zetta Venture Partners
  • Social Leverage
  • Kapor Capital
  • Felicis Ventures
  • Techammer
  • Silverton Partners
  • Fuel Capital
  • Bowery Capital
  • e.ventures
  • Rethink Education
  • Ulu Ventures
  • Science
  • Forerunner Ventures
  • Flybridge Capital Partners
  • Storm Ventures
  • Primary Venture Partners
  • Wonder Ventures
  • Fenway Summer Ventures
  • Nexus Venture Partners
  • Baseline Ventures
  • Amplify Partners
  • Frontline Ventures
  • True Ventures
  • IA Ventures
  • Norwest Venture Partners
  • Cowboy Ventures
  • Birchmere Ventures
  • XG Ventures
  • Entrée Capital
  • M13
  • Comet Labs
  • Hyde Park Venture Partners
  • Silicon Badia
  • Two Sigma Ventures
  • Great Oaks VC
  • Tekton Ventures
  • Golden Ventures
  • Battery Ventures
  • FJ Labs
  • Magma Venture Partners
  • Mangrove Capital Partners
  • Caffeinated Capital
  • Signia Venture Partners
  • AME Cloud Ventures
  • BAM Ventures
  • Peterson Ventures
  • Brainchild Holdings
  • Tribe Capital
  • Red Swan Ventures
  • Neu Venture Capital
  • XSeed Capital
  • Eight Roads Ventures
  • Lux Capital
  • Innovation Endeavors
  • Foundry Group
  • Canaan Partners
  • Resolute Ventures
  • DHVC
  • Haystack
  • Trinity Ventures
  • Boldstart Ventures
  • Nextview Ventures
  • Pelion Venture Partners
  • Bloomberg Beta
  • BBG Ventures
  • SparkLabs Global Ventures
  • Service Provider Capital
  • Initialized Capital
  • Coinbase Ventures
  • Winklevoss Capital
  • Pantera Capital
  • Goldman Sachs
  • Comcast Ventures
  • Intel Capital
  • Qualcomm Ventures
  • Salesforce Ventures
  • Novartis Venture Fund
  • Johnson & Johnson Innovation
  • Samsung Venture Investment
  • Cisco Investments
  • SR One
  • Time Warner Investments
  • Microsoft Ventures
  • GE Ventures
  • Roche Venture Fund
  • Alexandria Venture Investments
  • Pfizer Venture Investments
  • Novo Ventures

Notable Angel Investors

Notable angel investors are those individual investors who have a known public track record and bring value to the company along with their capital.

  • Mark Cuban
  • Naval Ravikant
  • Jason Calacanis
  • Ron Conway
  • Fred Wilson
  • Cyan Bannister
  • Tim Ferriss
  • Chris Sacca
  • Paul Graham
  • Kevin Rose
  • Keith Rabois
  • Dave Morin
  • Jack Dorsey
  • Alexis Ohanian
  • Scott Banister
  • Marc Benioff
  • Tim Draper
  • Max Levchin
  • Garry Tan
  • Reid Hoffman
  • Gary Vaynerchuk
  • Mitchell Kapor
  • David Sacks
  • Ashton Kutcher
  • Dave McClure
  • Chris Dixon
  • Jeff Bezos
  • Marc Andreessen
  • Fabrice Grinda
  • Paige Craig
  • Brad Feld



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