Voyager Capital
Seattle-based venture capital firm founded in 1997, focused on early-stage B2B tech in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada; participated in Overland AI's $10M Seed round (May 2024).
Voyager Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm founded in 1997 that leads first-round investments in B2B software, analytics, and cloud infrastructure startups. The firm's stated focus areas are AI-driven business solutions, software-driven hardware, sustainable agriculture, and supply chain, primarily within the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada. Voyager has backed more than 75 companies across five funds, including DocuSign, Skytap, Zipwhip (acquired by Twilio), Carbon Robotics, Syndio, and Overland AI.
Overview
- Firm
- Voyager Capital
- Headquarters
- Seattle, WA
- Founded
- 1997
- AUM
- $565M+ (across five funds, self-reported)
- Stages
- Seed, Series A
- Thesis
- Leads first venture-round (seed/Series A) investments in B2B software, analytics, and cloud infrastructure companies, with current stated focus on AI-driven business solutions, software-driven hardware, sustainable agriculture, and supply chain — primarily in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada.
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Frequently asked
- What is Voyager Capital?
- Leads first venture-round (seed/Series A) investments in B2B software, analytics, and cloud infrastructure companies, with current stated focus on AI-driven business solutions, software-driven hardware, sustainable agriculture, and supply chain — primarily in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada.
- How much does Voyager Capital manage?
- Voyager Capital manages $565M+ (across five funds, self-reported) in assets, and was founded in 1997.
- What stages does Voyager Capital invest at?
- Voyager Capital invests at Seed, Series A.
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