TechVantage Ventures
TechVantage Ventures is a Pre-Seed, Seed venture capital firm based in San Francisco, CA investing in Other, AI / ML, Developer Tools. The firm typically writes $300K–$1.0M checks and has 5 portfolio companies in our records.
- Check size
- $300K–$1.0M
- Portfolio
- 5 companies on record
- Partners
- 6 listed
- Stage
- Pre-Seed, Seed
- Sectors
- Other, AI / ML, Developer Tools
- HQ
- San Francisco, CA
- AUM
- Not in our records
Last verified: 2026-08-27
Pre-Seed, Seed
$300K – $1.0M
5+ companies
6 partners
Investment Thesis
TechVantage invests in early-stage companies at the intersection of technology, AI, and data operations.
How TechVantage Ventures invests
TechVantage Ventures is a vc firm based in San Francisco, CA. The firm invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed stages, with a focus on Other, AI / ML, Developer Tools. It does not invest in Consumer.
TechVantage Ventures typically writes checks of $300K–$1.0M per investment.
TechVantage Ventures has backed 5 companies in our records, including Automatix, DataFlex, Tesla.
Partners & Team
Michael Chen
Partner
Industry Focus
Invests In
Does Not Invest In
Portfolio Companies (5)
Other
Automatix
DataFlex
Tesla
Electric vehicle and clean energy company.
Clean Power Finance
Provider of solar financing software and services.
TechVantage Systems
Product engineering and AI software company.
- •Raising at Pre-Seed, Seed? You're squarely in their sweet spot.
- •Lead with your fit in Other, AI / ML, Developer Tools — the sectors they actively back.
- •Size your ask to their typical $300K – $1.0M check.
- •warm intro preferred
- •Address your outreach to a specific partner, such as Michael Chen, Partner.
- •A warm introduction beats a cold email. Get matched and request an intro.
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