Menlo Ventures
Venture Capital Est. 1976
USD 5B
Estimated FUM
- Type
- Venture Capital
- HQ
- United States
- Founded
- 1976
- Focus
- Deeptech
About
Early-stage venture capital firm investing across AI, consumer, enterprise, and healthcare technologies.
Strategies
Venture Capital
Breadth not publicly established
Investment Focus
Focus Areas
Stages
Seed Series A Series B
Domains
Consumer Financial Services Healthcare Technology
Focus
Deeptech AI Fintech
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States
Coverage
Country-focused Regions
North America
Coverage is a guide only.
Location
Headquarters
United States
Office Presence
No office countries recorded
Deals & Activity
Tracked Deals
27
Most common deal types
Unknown (25) Series A (1) Seed (1)
Deals by domain
Saas 5
Consumer 1
Recent tracked deals
PhnyX Lab
Seed - 2026
$8M
Nectar Social
Series A - 2026
$30M
arcboats.com
appdome.com
anycart.com
useanvil.com
Saas
ansible.com
Saas
altadaily.com
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