Intuit Ventures

Intuit Ventures is the corporate venture capital program of Intuit, the Mountain View, California maker of TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks and Mailchimp. Intuit launched it on September 22, 2021, with Clearco, the e-commerce financing company, as its first portfolio company. Anton Hanebrink, Intuit's Chief Corporate Strategy and Development Officer, led the launch according to a 2026 proxy statement, and the program sits within Intuit's corporate strategy and development organization.

The unit invests in startups solving the biggest problems of small businesses and consumers. A 2023 Intuit post on how the program was scaling described Series A through C investing in companies with product-market fit, non-lead checks of $2 million to $10 million, and a target of 8 to 12 new investments a year across B2B fintech, consumer fintech, intelligent apps for small businesses, commerce, enabling technology and crypto and blockchain. Portfolio companies named in Intuit's own posts include Clearco, Drata, Vestwell, Forage, Ownwell, Wildfire and DOSS.

Its distinctive pitch is distribution and data. Intuit says portfolio companies gain access to an ecosystem of about 10 million small businesses and 93 million consumers, plus partnership introductions across Intuit product teams. Its investment notes tie each deal to an Intuit product: the Forage Series B post connected SNAP and EBT online payments to Intuit's consumer audience, and the Ownwell Series B post connected property tax appeals to Intuit's mission of powering prosperity. The program continued investing in 2026, joining Ownwell's Series B in February and Forage's $40 million Series B in June.