Connect Ventures
Connect Ventures is a Seed venture capital firm based in London, UK investing in SaaS, Marketplace, AI / ML. The firm typically writes $500K–$3.0M checks and has 18 portfolio companies in our records.
- Check size
- $500K–$3.0M
- Portfolio
- 18 companies on record
- Partners
- 3 listed
- AUM
- $163M
- Stage
- Seed
- Sectors
- SaaS, Marketplace, AI / ML, Fintech, Enterprise, Consumer
- HQ
- London, UK
Last verified: 2026-07-06
Seed
$500K – $3.0M
$163M
18+ companies
3 partners
Investment Thesis
Connect Ventures specializes in product-focused early-stage investments across SaaS and marketplace startups, supporting founders who simplify market inefficiencies.
How Connect Ventures invests
Connect Ventures is a vc firm based in London, UK. The firm invests at the Seed stage, with a focus on SaaS, Marketplace, AI / ML, Fintech, Enterprise.
Connect Ventures typically writes checks of $500K–$3.0M per investment, backed by approximately $163M in assets under management.
Investing since at least 2016, Connect Ventures has backed 18 companies in our records, including Cino, Nexcade, Aikido. Its most recent recorded investment was in 2025, with 2 investments logged over the last 12 months.
Partners & Team
Industry Focus
Invests In
Portfolio Companies (18)
2025
Cino
Nexcade
2023
Aikido
Neverless
ai-coustics
Dust
2022
Plain
2020
Deepstash
Hopkins
2019
Accountable
- •Raising at Seed? You're squarely in their sweet spot.
- •Lead with your fit in SaaS, Marketplace, AI / ML — the sectors they actively back.
- •Size your ask to their typical $500K – $3.0M check.
- •cold outreach ok
- •Address your outreach to a specific partner, such as Sitar Teli, Managing Partner.
- •A warm introduction beats a cold email. Get matched and request an intro.
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