What Is an LP (Limited Partner) in Venture Capital? The Capital Behind the Fund
LPs are the investors in VC funds. Understanding who they are, how they allocate, and what they want is critical for GPs, founders, and anyone building in venture.
The Blog
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ARR vs MRR vs Booked Revenue: SaaS Revenue Metrics Clearly Explained
ARR is the most misreported number in SaaS. Here's how to compute ARR, MRR, bookings, and billings — and the mistakes that damage investor trust.
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CAC, LTV, Payback: SaaS Unit Economics VCs Actually Care About
CAC, LTV, and CAC payback are the core SaaS unit-economics metrics. Here's how to compute them honestly and what benchmarks matter for 2026 fundraising.
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Deal Flow in VC: How Top Firms Actually Source Investments in 2026
Deal flow is a VC firm's pipeline of investment opportunities. Here's how top firms source, prioritize, and convert deals — including NYC channels and what founders can do to show up.
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What Is Dry Powder in VC and Private Equity? Why the Number Matters in 2026
Dry powder is committed but uninvested capital sitting at VC and PE funds. In 2026, global dry powder sits at record highs — and it reshapes how deals price.
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Due Diligence in VC: Every Section of What Investors Actually Check
VC diligence spans commercial, technical, financial, legal, and people checks. Here's exactly what to expect — and how to prepare a clean data room.