SignalFire

Est. 2013
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≈USD 3B
Firm FUM
Assets under management, stated by Business Wire, 2025 · source
Founded
2013
Focus
AI & Data · Consumer · Technology
Last fundraise
2025 (USD 1B)
Tracked deals
26

About

Meet the SignalFire venture capital team who are dedicated to providing unprecedented Data, advice, and support from seed to scale and ignite your growth.

Strategies

Venture Capital
Sources

Profile sources

  1. signalfire.com — AI & Data, Cybersecurity, Software & SaaS, Consumer, Financial Services
  2. linkedin.com — Consumer, Technology
  3. signalfire.com — Consumer, Technology

Investment Criteria

Investment Stages
Stages
Seed Growth

Fundraising

SignalFire 2025 fund
Apr 7, 2025
USD 1B
source
SignalFire 2023 fund
2023
USD 900M
source
SignalFire Breakout Fund II, L.P.
2019
USD 300M
source
SignalFire Fund III, L.P.
2019
USD 200M
source
SignalFire Fund II & Breakout Fund I
2016
USD 101.6M
source
SignalFire Fund, L.P.
2015
USD 53M
source

Deals & Activity

Tracked Deals
26
Most common deal types
Unknown (25) Growth (1)
Recent tracked deals
Moxie
Series C - 2026
$25M
Docugami
Dig
Crave
Copilotkit
Conveyor
Color
Codametrix

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