AngelPad
VC / Angel
2010
$2 200 M
New York, New York, United States
Profile
AngelPad is a seed-stage accelerator program based in New York City and San Francisco, founded in 2010. It was established by Thomas Korte, a former Google product manager, and Carine Magescas, focusing on developing early-stage tech startups through an intensive 3-month program. The program emphasizes personalized mentorship and a selective process, choosing about 15 teams from a large applicant pool, thereby maintaining a focus on quality and strong relationships with founders.
AngelPad invests in a variety of technology sectors, including SaaS, Marketplaces, Core Technology, Advertising, API, Mobile, Healthcare, AI, Data, Business-to-Business (B2B), and Business-to-Consumer (B2C). They typically inject $120,000 into each startup and provide access to cloud credits worth more than $300,000. Geographically, while they are based in San Francisco and New York, they attract companies globally. The program has facilitated its startups in raising over $2.2 billion in total funding.
Notable companies that have emerged from AngelPad include Postmates, a food delivery service acquired by Uber Eats for $2.65 billion; Pipedrive, a CRM for small businesses acquired for $1.5 billion; Vungle, specializing in mobile video ads acquired for $750 million; Iterable, a personalization platform for marketers; and Zum, a school transportation platform that raised $71 million from notable investors like Sequoia and Spark Capital.
Industry
AngelPad Funds
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Size | AUM | Launch date |
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AngelPad Fund
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Venture Capital (VC)
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Business Services (B2B)
Financial Services
Fintech
SaaS
Security
Software
HealthTech
Machine Learning (ML)
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Pre-seed
Seed
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North America
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$5-10 m
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$2000 M
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November 2010
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