Theory Ventures
Venture Capital Est. 2023
USD 688M
Estimated FUM
- Type
- Venture Capital
- HQ
- San Francisco, CA, United States
- Founded
- 2023
- Focus
- Software & SaaS · Technology
About
Theory Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in San Francisco that invests $1-25 million in seed and Series A software companies leveraging technology discontinuities into go-to-market advantages.
Strategies
Venture Capital
Investment Focus
Sources
Profile sources
- theoryvc.com — Deep Tech, Software & SaaS, Technology
Locations & investment markets
Office · San Francisco, United States
Capital and location details checked 2026-10-12.
Investment Criteria
Investment Stages
Stages
Seed Series A
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States
Coverage
Country-focused Regions
North America
Coverage is a guide only.
Location
Office Presence
1 country
United States
1 known office
San Francisco, CA, United States (HQ)
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