Aperture Venture Capital
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Aperture is the rare fund where the technical chops actually match the marketing. Aditya brings legitimate engineering credibility from Dropbox and Facebook, which matters when you're evaluating developer tools or infrastructure plays. Scott's operational experience shows up in their portfolio support - they actually help with go-to-market execution rather than just making intros. The Philadelphia base means less competition for deals but also a smaller local network. They move fast on technical diligence but can be tough on business model assumptions. Portfolio founders consistently mention their hands-on approach post-investment, though some note they can be overly involved in product decisions.
- —Best for: Technical founders building B2B infrastructure or dev tools
- —Watch out for: Heavy involvement in product roadmap decisions
- —Known for: Fast technical diligence and strong post-investment operational support
Aperture focuses on early-stage B2B software companies, particularly in enterprise SaaS, developer tools, and infrastructure. They emphasize backing technical founders building category-defining companies with strong product-market fit signals.
Seed to Series A B2B software, heavily concentrated in enterprise SaaS, developer infrastructure, and vertical software solutions. Check sizes typically $500K-$3M with some follow-on capacity.
Former Dropbox VP of Engineering and early Facebook employee. Technical founder-turned-investor with strong operator credibility and network in developer tools space.
Serial entrepreneur with multiple exits including Bigcommerce IPO. Strong operational background in scaling SaaS companies and reputation for hands-on support with go-to-market.
Former Comcast Ventures partner with deep enterprise software experience. Known for his network in large enterprise accounts and corporate development relationships.
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