CrossLink Capital

Venture capital firm

Strategy

Stages
Series ASeries BGrowth
Sectors
Enterprise
Geographies
USAMenlo Park, California, USA

Recent changes

  1. Jul 29, 2026New fund: CrossLink Capital Fund XI (target $350M) SEC EDGAR Form D
  2. Jan 1, 2015New fund: CrossLink Capital Fund VII ($170M) Value Add VC funds tracker

Funds

2
FundVintageSizeStrategySource
CrossLink Capital Fund XI2026target $350MOther
As of Jul 29, 2026SEC EDGAR Form D
CrossLink Capital Fund VII2015$170MFlagship
As of 2015Value Add VC funds tracker

Portfolio

14 total

Sector / Stage Activity

By sector (portfolio)
Software
5 · 36%
Semiconductors
3 · 21%
Robotics
2 · 14%
Security
1 · 7%
Enterprise SaaS
1 · 7%
Developer tools
1 · 7%
Fintech
1 · 7%

Co-Investors

12

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CrossLink Capital FAQ

What companies has CrossLink Capital invested in?

CrossLink Capital's portfolio includes Harness, Marble, Clasp, Yardstik, Broadcom, Koxa, and 8 more tracked companies.

Who does CrossLink Capital co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, CrossLink Capital most often invests alongside Alkeon Capital (1 shared deal), Comcast Ventures (1 shared deal), Designer Fund (1 shared deal), Florida Funders (1 shared deal), Haystack (1 shared deal).

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Where these figures come from
  • SEC EDGAR Form Dprimary source1 fact
  • Value Add VC funds trackerValue Add VC data1 fact

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