Point Nine Capital focuses on Seed and Series A rounds. The firm states it invests $1–10 million per company and has led seed rounds in companies such as Loom (2017) and Attio (2021).

Point Nine publicly states it invests $1–10 million per company. Exact allocation depends on round size and co-investors; the firm does not publish a fixed per-deal minimum.

Point Nine is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and describes itself as a European firm investing globally. Portfolio companies span Europe, the U.S., and other regions — for example Revolut (London), Loom (U.S.), and Docplanner (global healthcare marketplace).

Point Nine is thesis-driven around B2B software, SaaS, marketplaces, and AI applied to digital, physical, and biological problems. Our directory tags the firm under enterprise-saas and marketplace.

Point Nine leads seed and Series A rounds. Public portfolio notes include leading Loom's seed round (2017) and backing Revolut, Docplanner, and Attio at early stages.

We do not currently list any startups with Point Nine Capital in our investors field. The firm's public portfolio includes Revolut, Loom, Attio, Docplanner, and Poolside — expand our directory as those profiles are added.

Start at pointnine.com and review the firm's writings on SaaS metrics and vertical software. Warm introductions from founders or co-investors in the European B2B ecosystem are the typical path; the site does not publish a cold-pitch inbox.

We have not published a dedicated Point Nine fund article yet. For founder context, the firm's own blog covers SaaS cohort analysis, vertical SaaS, and 2026 software investing themes.