Common Sense Media

Venture capital firm
San Francisco, United StatesFounded 2003www.commonsensemedia.orgSee connections →

Common Sense Media is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm. Value Add VC tracks 1 company Common Sense Media has invested in and 1 venture round it took part in (0 as lead).

Common Sense Media key facts (as of )

FactValueSource
HeadquartersSan Francisco, United StatesWikidata, September 27, 2026
Founded2003Wikidata, September 27, 2026
TypeVenture capital firmValue Add VC classification
Venture rounds tracked1 (led 0, joined 1)Recent deals table on this page (each round cites its source)
Portfolio companies tracked1Portfolio list on this page

Recent deals we track

1

Track record: led 0 and participated in 1 of 1 tracked venture round

DateCompanyEventRoleAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Jun 27, 2024MagicSchool AISeries AParticipated$15M—TechCrunch

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Strategy

Geographies
San Francisco, United States

Recent changes

  1. Jun 27, 2024Invested in MagicSchool AI (Series A, $15M) TechCrunch

Portfolio

1 total

Co-Investors

4

Common Sense Media FAQ

What stage does Common Sense Media invest at?

In the rounds Value Add VC tracks, Common Sense Media's deals were most often Series A (1).

What companies has Common Sense Media backed?

Companies Value Add VC tracks as Common Sense Media investments include MagicSchool AI.

Where is Common Sense Media based?

Common Sense Media is headquartered in San Francisco, United States and was founded in 2003, according to Wikidata.

Who does Common Sense Media co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, Common Sense Media most often invests alongside Atreides Management (1 shared deal), Bain Capital Ventures (1 shared deal), Smash Capital (1 shared deal), Valor Equity Partners (1 shared deal).

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