Homebrew
UnclaimedAt a Glance
- Check Size
- $100K – $500K
- Stage
- Seed, Series A, Series B+
- AUM
- $150M
- Sectors
- AI, Fintech, Enterprise
- Founded
- 2013
- HQ
- San Francisco, CA
About Homebrew
Homebrew is a venture capital firm based in San Francisco, CA founded in 2013. Seed venture capital and operational expertise for mission-driven entrepreneurs The firm focuses on Seed, Series A, Series B+ investments across sectors including AI, Fintech, Enterprise. The firm manages $150M in assets under management. Notable portfolio companies include Chime, Plaid, Cruise, Gusto, Ring, The RealReal, Amplify and ClassDojo. Backs seed-stage companies built by experienced founders solving everyday problems through technology and data. Focuses on bottom-up adoption and product-market fit.
Investment Thesis
“Backs seed-stage companies built by experienced founders solving everyday problems through technology and data. Focuses on bottom-up adoption and product-market fit.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
What stage does Homebrew invest at?
Homebrew primarily invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B+ stages. This means they focus on companies that are building their initial product and finding product-market fit.
Where is Homebrew located?
Homebrew is headquartered in San Francisco, CA. Many of their portfolio companies are also based in this region, though they invest across geographies.
What sectors does Homebrew focus on?
Homebrew focuses on investments in AI, Fintech, Enterprise. Their portfolio reflects deep expertise and networks within these sectors.
What is Homebrew's typical check size?
Homebrew's typical investment check size ranges from $100K to $500K. Actual amounts may vary based on the stage, sector, and specific opportunity.
How much does Homebrew have under management?
Homebrew manages approximately $150M in assets under management (AUM) across their funds.
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