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About CRV

CRV is a venture capital firm founded in 1970. It is primarily based out of Palo Alto, United States. As of May 2026, CRV is an active investor, having invested in 401 companies, with 17 new investments in the last 12 months. It primarily invests in Series A round in United States based startups. Its investments are spread across a wide range of sectors from Enterprise Applications to High Tech and Enterprise Infrastructure. Most recently it participated in the $***** Series D round of Mercury Overall, CRV portfolio has seen 23 unicorns, 12 IPOs and 171 acquisitions including key companies like DoorDash, HubSpot and Zendesk. A lot of funds co-invest with CRV, with names like SV Angel sharing a substantial percentage of its portfolio. CRV has team of 38 people including 10 partners.
Key Metrics
Portfolio Count
Portfolio Locations
Rounds of Entry
Series A, Seed & 8 more
Portfolio IPOs
Portfolio Acquisitions
Portfolio Unicorns
Portfolio Soonicorns
Deals in last 12 months

CRV's List of Top Investments

CRV has a portfolio of 401 companies, including 23 unicorns. Their most notable investments are in Valinor and Wonderment.Their portfolio spans across United States, Israel, Canada and 12 more locations. They have invested in Enterprise Applications, High Tech, Enterprise Infrastructure and 32 other sectors, across stages such as Series A, Seed  and 8 more. Here is the list of top investments by CRV:
Platform facilitating fast, same-day delivery of food, grocery and retail essentials from local stores and restaurants to consumers. The platform allows customers to discover local, on-demand delivery or pickup from restaurants, nearby grocery stores. The application is available on the iOS and Android platforms.

Key facts about DoorDash

Provider of a platform offering marketing, sales, and customer service software. The platform provides tools for marketing automation, sales management, and customer support. It offers an CRM as its core, integrating various hubs such as Marketing Hub, Sales Hub, Service Hub, CMS Hub, Operations Hub, and Commerce Hub, each providing specialized tools to enhance different aspects of customer management and business operations. Key features include a robust CRM supporting contact and deal management, email tracking, marketing email creation, and meeting scheduling.

Key facts about HubSpot

  • Founded Year: 2005
  • Location: Cambridge (United States)
  • Annual Revenue: $3.13B as on Dec 31, 2025
  • Stage: Public
  • Total Funding till date: $101M
  • Employee Count: 12,150 as on Apr 30, 2026
  • Investors: Fidelity Investments, Cross Creek and 22 Others
  • Latest Funding Round: Post IPO, Jun 02, 2020, $*****
  • Highlight: Public
Cloud based customer service and engagement platform for businesses. The platform integrates with the helpdesk backend systems and streamlines customer support with ticket views, triggers, and automation using products such as help center, insight, and analytics. It provides self-service solutions by leveraging a knowledge base and community forums.

Key facts about Zendesk

  • Founded Year: 2007
  • Location: San Francisco (United States)
  • Annual Revenue: $1.34B as on Dec 31, 2021
  • Last Known Valuation: $*****
  • Stage: Acquired
  • Total Funding till date: $89.1M
  • Employee Count: 7,088 as on Apr 30, 2026
  • Investors: Veyo Partners, Goldman Sachs and 21 Others
  • Latest Funding Round: Post IPO, Jun 12, 2020, $*****
  • Highlight: Acquired

4. Bird

App-based rental platform providing self-drive electric kick-scooters. Users can locate, and reserve electric kick-scooters through the app. They can unlock vehicles by scanning the QR codes, ride the scooters, and park in legal parking spaces at the end of the ride. The kick-scooters include self-reporting damage sensors, self-sealing tires, dual anti-tipping kickstands, and anti-theft encryption. App is available for both Android and iOS devices.

Key facts about Bird

Provider of business banking, cards, expense management, and payment solutions. The company offers checking and savings accounts, credit cards, and tools for managing expenses. It facilitates payments, invoicing, and accounting automation. Treasury services provide options for earning yield with high-liquidity portfolios.

Key facts about Mercury

  • Founded Year: 2017
  • Location: San Francisco (United States)
  • Annual Revenue: $2.71M as on Dec 31, 2021
  • Valuation: $*****
  • Stage: Series D
  • Total Funding till date: $546M
  • Employee Count: 1,582 as on Apr 30, 2026
  • Investors: TCV, Harmony Venture Partners and 74 Others
  • Latest Funding Round: Series D, May 08, 2026, $*****
  • Highlight: Editors' Pick

CRV's Investments by Stage

CRV has made 160 investments in Series A stage with an average round size of $15.3M, 120 investments in Seed stage with an average round size of $8.93M and 67 investments in Series B stage with an average round size of $30M.
Here are CRV's investments by stage:
Stage of entry
No. of Investments
Series A
160
Seed
120
Series B
67
Series C
20
Series D
4
Others
8
Breakdown of CRV's investments by stage of entrySeries A (160)Seed (120)
Note: We have considered here, only first round of investments

CRV's Investments by Sector

CRV has a diverse portfolio, with companies operating in the Enterprise Applications, Enterprise Infrastructure, Consumer, High Tech and FinTech. Notably, it has invested in 366 Tech companies, 283 Enterprise (B2B) companies, 259 Software companies and at least 149 companies focusing on Saas.
Here are CRV's investments by sector:
Sector
No. of Investments
Enterprise Applications
216
Enterprise Infrastructure
87
Consumer
67
High Tech
61
FinTech
42
Others
329
Breakdown of CRV's investments by sectorsEnterprise Applic... (216)Enterprise Infras... (87)
Note: We have considered here, only first round of investments

CRV's Investments by Geography

CRV has made most investments in United States (343), followed by Israel where it has made 10 investments.
Here are CRV's investments by geography:
Country
No. of Investments
United States
343
Israel
10
Canada
8
United Kingdom
5
France
2
Others
14
Breakdown of CRV's investments by countriesUnited States (343)Israel (10)
Note: We have considered here, only first round of investments

CRV's recent investments

CRV has made 12 investments in 2026 so far. Mercury and Joyful Health are the latest among them.
Here are the most recent investments by CRV:
Date
Company
Location
Round Details
Round Amount
Co-Investors
May 08, 2026
United States
Series D
6351
  [+5]
Apr 16, 2026
United States
Series A
3996
Mar 25, 2026
United States
Series A
8979
  [+1]
Mar 17, 2026
United States
Seed
8935
Mar 12, 2026
United States
Series A
6370

Unicorns in CRV's Portfolio

CRV has 23 unicorns in its portfolio - ReflectionAI, Apex, 24m Technologies and others. The most recent unicorn in their portfolio is ReflectionAI. It became a unicorn in 2025.
Here is a list of unicorns in CRV's portfolio:
Tracxn Score
Company
Short Description
Founded year
Sector
Location
Company Stage
First Investment/ Acquisition Details
66
Developer of autonomous coding systems
2025
New York City
Series B
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66
Manufacturer of configurable satellite platforms designed for various mission requirements
2022
Los Angeles
Series D
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69
Developer of battery technology for electric vehicles and energy storage
2010
Cambridge
Series H
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66
Developer of artificial intelligence to control robots for physical tasks
2023
Pittsburgh
Series C
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71
Data security company specializing in AI-native data security posture management and data loss prevention solutions
2020
New York City
Series F
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IPOs and Publicly Listed companies in CRV's Portfolio

12 of CRV's portfolio companies have become public. Kodiak Robotics got listed on the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ), in Sep 2025 and Bird got listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
Here are CRV's portfolio companies that went public:
Company
IPO Date
First Invested on
First Round of Investment
Round Size
Sep 25, 2025
Aug 07, 2018
Series A
6806
Nov 05, 2021
Jun 28, 2018
Series C
8966
Apr 16, 2021
Oct 03, 2017
Series B
9930
Dec 09, 2020
May 22, 2014
Series A
7278
Sep 26, 2019
Jun 08, 2010
Series D
5606

Acquired companies in CRV's Portfolio

171 companies from CRV's portfolio have been acquired. The most recent acquisition was Talon One in Apr 2026 by Adyen for $*****.
Here are CRV's portfolio companies that got acquired most recently:
Company
Acquisition Date
First Invested on
First Round of Investment
Round Size
Apr 24, 2026
Jul 02, 2025
Series B
5996
Apr 14, 2026
Feb 17, 2022
Seed
4749
Mar 02, 2026
Jan 31, 2023
Series A
3526
Feb 25, 2026
May 08, 2012
Series B
5709
Jan 05, 2026
Jul 28, 2021
Series A
4593

Team profile of CRV

CRV has a team of 38 members including 10 Partners, 5 Venture Partners and 6 Principals located in United States. CRV's team sits on the board of 5 companies.
Here is a list of top team members in CRV:
Name
Designation
Location
Board Memberships
Contact Details
Partner
San Francisco
-
Partner
San Francisco
-
Partner
Boston
-
-
Partner
San Francisco
-
Partner
Boston
-
-
Partner
Boston
-
Partner
New York City
-
-
Partner
Boston
-
-
Partner
San Francisco
-
-
Partner
United States
-
-

Co-investors of CRV

Over the past 28 years, 1988 investors have co-invested in CRV's portfolio companies. This includes funds and angels.

  • Invested before CRVY Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz and 389 others have invested in rounds before CRV. There are 26 companies where Y Combinator has invested before CRV and 9 companies where Andreessen Horowitz has invested before CRV.
  • Top Co-investors of CRV760 investors entered a company along with CRV. These include investors like SV Angel (27 companies).
  • Invested after CRVA total of 837 investors have invested in CRV's portfolio after their investments. Top Investors include SVB (12 companies), Tiger Global Management (12 companies) and Index Ventures (10 companies).

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