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Right Side Capital Management

Venture Capital · Founded 2010 · San Francisco, United States

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Invests in capital-efficient, seed-stage technology startups across the US in every technology sector

984 portfolio companies Venture Capital · $377M invested · 1,099 investments · Investor rank #6,454 · Last investment 6/2026
Portfolio companies 984 ↑ 19% 5y
Decacorns 2
Thoroughbreds 10
Power Law #165Investor Ranking · Global · 2026 · Top 1%
Exits

Right Side Capital Management’s biggest exits.

Portfolio companies that IPO’d or were acquired at $1B+, with the valuation recorded at exit and — for those still public — their value today. Exit events come from each company’s funding-round history; entry stage from Right Side Capital Management’s transaction record.

DigitalOcean
$4.5B IPO · 2021
Entered SeedNow $15BTelecom
Agora
$2.0B IPO · 2020
Entered Series ANow $89MMedia
PillPack
$1.0B acquisition · 2018
Entered SeedHealth
Portfolio analysis

Where Right Side Capital Management’s portfolio is concentrated.

Distribution of portfolio companies by headquarters country, sector, entry stage and current growth stage. Across all 984 portfolio companies. "Stage entered" is the first priced round the investor joined, derived from the investor’s transaction history.

By countryCount
  1. USA839
  2. Canada52
  3. UK34
  4. Israel7
  5. France6
  6. Netherlands4
  7. Spain4
  8. Germany3
  9. India3
  10. Ireland3
  11. Australia2
  12. Brazil2
By sectorCount
  1. Enterprise Software176
  2. Marketing119
  3. Fintech100
  4. Health91
  5. Media70
  6. Jobs Recruitment53
  7. Transportation52
  8. Education50
  9. Food49
  10. Real Estate39
  11. Security39
  12. Fashion30
By stage enteredCount
  1. Seed484
  2. Series A68
  3. Series B+5
By growth stageCount
  1. Early Growth819
  2. Breakout Stage132
  3. Late Growth32
  4. Mature1
Portfolio market map

Inside Right Side Capital Management’s portfolio.

The 60 highest-funded portfolio companies, of 984 tracked.

DataRobot
Enterprise Software · Unicorn
$6.3B
ClassPass
Wellness Beauty · Unicorn
$1.0B
Queen of Raw
Marketing
$6.0M
TradingView
Fintech · Unicorn
$3.0B
Bluecore
Marketing · Unicorn
$1.0B
Kepler Communications
Telecom
$368M
DigitalOcean
Telecom · Decacorn
$15B
NOVO
Fintech
$720M
LogicGate
Legal
$452M
Branch App
Fintech
$300M
Genius AI
Fintech · Unicorn
$1.1B
Mantl
Fintech
$400M
Leanplum
Marketing
$108M
Bevi
Food
$280M
Self Financial
Fintech
$200M
Agora
Media
$89M
Slingshot Aerospace
Space
$161M
Bench Accounting
Fintech
$240M
Synack
Security
$208M
ScaleFactor
Fintech
$240M
Gorgias
Marketing
$710M
PillPack
Health · Unicorn
$1.0B
Jebbit
Media
$48M
Tem
Energy
$300M
Order.co
Fintech
$120M
Regard
Health
$244M
Rewind
Security
$260M
Threat Stack
Security
$68M
Broadlume
Home Living
$240M
MAX
Transportation
$155M
Wise Systems
Transportation
$200M
Amino
Media
$180M
Freight Farms
Food
$147M
Trust & Will
Legal
$200M
Mast Reforestation
Food
$100M
Firstbase
Enterprise Software
$200M
The Helper Bees
Sports
$140M
Maxwell Financial Labs
Fintech
$450M
Kalo
Jobs Recruitment
$111M
Narmi
Fintech
$140M
BentoBox
Food
$115M
People Data Labs
Jobs Recruitment
$180M
Indico Data Solutions
Fintech
$110M
Skilljar
Education
$132M
Wave
Legal
$130M
Lovepop
USA
$40M
Metadata
Media
$160M
Blink
Enterprise Software
$95M
One Model (Formerly Continuity)
Enterprise Software
$164M
Bizible
Marketing
$76M
Fullcast
Jobs Recruitment
$136M
Morty
Fintech
$150M
Sea Machines
Robotics
$75M
Vitally
Enterprise Software
$120M
Upflex
Jobs Recruitment
$120M
Inscribe
Legal
$100M
Rangeforce
Security
$80M
Pilotfiber
Enterprise Software
$68M
CareAcademy
Health
$80M
Zagster
Transportation
$60M
Portfolio founders

Where Right Side Capital Management’s portfolio founders come from.

180 founders across the 100 highest-funded portfolio companies — by current location, university attended, and the companies they worked at before founding. Sourced from the founder records the API links to each portfolio company.

LocationCount
  1. United States139
  2. United Kingdom8
  3. Canada5
  4. Israel3
  5. Australia2
  6. France2
  7. Nigeria2
  8. Philippines2
  9. Saudi Arabia2
  10. Argentina1
UniversityCount
  1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology11
  2. Stanford University6
  3. MIT Sloan School of Management5
  4. Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania5
  5. Boston University3
  6. Harvard Business School3
  7. Harvard University3
  8. University of California, Berkeley3
  9. University of Pennsylvania3
  10. University of Southern California3
Previous companyCount
  1. Goldman Sachs7
  2. Techstars6
  3. Alphabet | Google5
  4. MIT Media Lab5
  5. Limejump4
  6. AgilOne3
  7. Barclays Investment Bank3
  8. Boeing3
  9. BU Today3
  10. Citibank3
How Right Side Capital Management stacks up

Similar investors.

Peers the API surfaces as most similar by portfolio shape, with Dealroom investor rank and portfolio scale.

Techstars
Accelerator · New York City
#847 rank 2,278 companies $250B portfolio
500 Global
Venture Capital · Palo Alto
#430 rank 2,321 companies $289B portfolio
Y Combinator
Accelerator · San Francisco
#64 rank 7,094 companies $1.9T portfolio
Plug and Play
Venture Capital · Sunnyvale
#366 rank 1,576 companies $294B portfolio
Sequoia
Venture Capital · Menlo Park
#3 rank 1,919 companies $22T portfolio
NEA
Venture Capital · Menlo Park
#36 rank 1,186 companies $2.5T portfolio
SV Angel
Venture Capital · San Francisco
#108 rank 985 companies $3.7T portfolio
MassChallenge
Accelerator · Boston
#10,929 rank 1,065 companies $20B portfolio
Key people

Key people at Right Side Capital Management.

Kevin Dick
Kevin Dick
Managing Director
 Paul Swiencicki
Paul Swiencicki
Partner
 Dave Lambert
Dave Lambert
Founder
 Jeff Pomeranz
Jeff Pomeranz
Managing Director
Source: Dealroom next-gen API — investor team endpoint.
Figures on this page are sourced live from the Dealroom next-gen API, joined with Dealroom’s cap-table dataset (estimated holdings) and the Power Law Investor Ranking. News in “Featured in” is drawn from Dealroom’s own coverage — the stories that name this investor, not only those it is the subject of. Market sentiment is omitted until the API exposes it.