9 venture capital firms in Boston
As of October 1, 2026, DryPowder lists 9 venture funds in Boston. Their median published check range is $250K–$2.5M (4 of 9 funds publish one). None has filed a verified SEC Form D in the last 90 days.
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- funds listed
- 9
- median check (4 of 9 publish one)
- $250K–$2.5M
- filed an SEC Form D in the last 90 days
- 0
- last updated, 2026
- Oct 1
All 9 VC funds in Boston
- $250K–$3MSeedPre-Seed
Early-stage investors backing ambitious founders building an AI-powered future across enablement (infrastructure/developer platforms), action…
6 partners listed - $25K–$250KSeedGrowth
Invests in technology companies in financial services, insurance, and manufacturing where there is opportunity for modernization, innovation, and…
6 partners listed - $250K–$2MSeedGrowth
High conviction, concentrated, patient investors operating as a venture firm and contemporary family office. Believers in the federated VC model…
Partners not yet listed - SeedPre-Seed
Petri develops pre-seed companies attacking the world's largest problems at the frontier of biology and engineering, believing the future of biotech…
3 partners listed - $4M–$15MSeedSeries A
Glasswing invests in visionary, early-stage founders using AI and frontier technology to reinvent enterprise and security markets. They go first and…
Partners not yet listed - SeedPre-Seed
Underscore VC is a Boston-based venture capital firm backing bold B2B software entrepreneurs at Pre-Seed and Seed, serving as their link to Boston's…
Partners not yet listed - SeedGrowth
Harnessing the transformative power of artificial intelligence to create and accelerate groundbreaking ventures, backing technical founders from MIT…
Partners not yet listed We invest in revenue-stage technology companies disrupting large markets across B2B and B2C, targeting capital-efficient, high-growth businesses. As…
Partners not yet listed- Seed
High conviction, hands-on seed investors who help entrepreneurs build companies of consequence with authentic insight and bold ambition.
Partners not yet listed
How this list is built
DryPowder lists every fund with a public profile tagged for venture and headquartered in Boston. Funds whose largest published check is $5M or less come first; inside each group, funds with a verified SEC Form D in the last 30 days lead, then profile quality decides. Form D dates come from SEC EDGAR, and SPV and single-deal filings are dropped. Check sizes are what each fund publishes; the median uses only the 4 funds that publish one.
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Frequently asked questions
How many VCs in Boston are there?
As of October 1, 2026, DryPowder lists 9 venture funds in Boston with a public profile. The first 5 on this page are Flybridge Capital Partners, Mendoza Ventures, Accomplice, Petri and Glasswing Ventures.
Which VCs in Boston are actively investing right now?
None of the 9 filed a verified SEC Form D in the last 90 days. A Form D is filed when a fund starts raising; SPVs and single-deal vehicles are not counted.
What check size do VCs in Boston write?
The median published range is $250K–$2.5M, across the 4 of 9 funds that publish a check size. Published checks on this list run from $25K to $15M.
How does DryPowder build this list?
A fund is listed when its public profile is tagged for venture and its headquarters is Boston. Funds whose largest published check is $5M or less come first; within each group, funds that filed a Form D in the last 30 days lead, then profile quality decides. Form D dates come from SEC EDGAR, with SPVs excluded. Data as of October 1, 2026.
Sources
- Website: Flybridge Capital Partners website
- Website: Mendoza Ventures website
- Website: Accomplice website
- Website: Petri website
- Website: Glasswing Ventures website
- Website: Underscore VC website
- Website: Link Ventures website
- Website: Data Point Capital website
- Method: How DryPowder builds its data
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