Nexus Venture

Venture capital firm
Silicon Valley, California, USAFounded 2006nexusvp.comSee connections →

Venture firm partnering with extraordinary entrepreneurs building product-first companies, operating across Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Bengaluru, and Mumbai.

At a glance

Nexus Venture appears in 4 funding rounds tracked by ValueAddVC since 2026, leading 2. Its most frequent sector in these rounds is AI & Infrastructure, and its most recent tracked deal was Firecrawl's $75M Series B round (Sep 22, 2026). It co-invests most often with Y Combinator.

Strategy

Stages
Pre-SeedSeedSeries A
Sectors
Technology
Geographies
USASilicon Valley, California, USA
Check size
$100K - $10M

Recent changes

  1. Sep 22, 2026Invested in Firecrawl (Series B, $75M) SiliconANGLE
  2. Aug 26, 2026Invested in Runable (Series A, $21M) TechCrunch
  3. Aug 6, 2026Invested in Naive (Series A, $28.5M) SiliconANGLE
  4. Jul 29, 2026Invested in Freehand (Series B, $75M) Forbes

Portfolio

4 total

Recent Investment Activity

4

Track record: led 2 and participated in 2 of 4 tracked venture rounds · 4 in the last 12 months · led 2 Series A

Sector / Stage Activity

By sector (portfolio)
AI infra
2 · 50%
Developer tools
1 · 25%
Enterprise SaaS
1 · 25%
By stage (tracked rounds)
Series B
2 · 50%
Series A
2 · 50%

Co-Investors

10

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Value Add Research

Latest Pulse

  1. Firecrawl Raises $75M To Build A Data Library For AgentsFirecrawl, the open-source web-data extraction startup used by more than 1.5 million developers, raised a $75 million Series B led by Smash Capital and launched Alexandria, a unified data interface meant to feed AI agents.→
  2. Qualcomm Backs Ultrahuman's $70M Smart Ring BetUltrahuman raised a $70 million round led by Qualcomm Ventures at a $365 million valuation, a 3x markup, to build custom silicon that turns its smart ring into an on-device computer -- launching the same week rival Oura filed to go public.→
  3. Runable Raises $21M to Run Businesses, Not Build ThemRunable raised a $21 million Series A co-led by Susquehanna Venture Capital and Nexus Venture Partners at a $65 million valuation, betting AI agents should grow businesses rather than just generate software.→
  4. Runable Raises $21M to Grow Businesses With AIRunable, a 15-person Bengaluru startup, raised a $21 million Series A at a $65 million valuation to build AI agents that find customers and run marketing for small businesses after they've built a product.→
  5. Naive Raises $28.5M for AI Agents That Run CompaniesNaive raised a $28.5M Series A led by Nexus Venture Partners to let AI coding agents like Cursor and Claude Code provision payments, phone numbers and US LLC incorporation through a single API.→
  6. Freehand Raises $75M Series B, Tops $100M TotalFreehand raised a $75 million Series B led by Battery Ventures, bringing total funding to $100 million for its AI system that negotiates, adjudicates and settles complex procurement spend.→
  7. Freehand Raises $75M Series B for AI Supply ChainsFreehand raised $75 million in Series B funding co-led by Battery Ventures and NewRoad Capital Partners to expand its enterprise AI platform for supply-chain automation, bringing its total funding to $100 million.→
  8. Freehand Raises $75M to Automate Supply ChainsFreehand raised a $75 million Series B to scale AI agents that manage Fortune 500 supply-chain spend, with customers including Meta, Unilever, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson already live on the platform.→

Nexus Venture FAQ

What companies has Nexus Venture invested in?

Nexus Venture's portfolio includes Firecrawl, Runable, Naive, Freehand.

Who does Nexus Venture co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, Nexus Venture most often invests alongside Y Combinator (2 shared deals), Array Ventures (1 shared deal), Battery Ventures (1 shared deal), Freestyle Capital (1 shared deal), Liquid 2 Ventures (1 shared deal).

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