Investor profile for Slow Ventures: typical check size, headquarters (San Francisco, CA), stages they lead or invest in, and links to website and social profiles. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker directory.

Slow Ventures

Early-stage firm with offices in San Francisco, New York, Boston, and beyond, backing founders across consumer, enterprise, crypto, and the creator economy.

Typical check size

$1M-$10M (stage-based estimate)

Founded

2011

Headquarters

San Francisco, CA

AUM

N/A

Rounds they lead

Seed Series A

Rounds they invest

Pre-Seed Seed Series A

Portfolio companies we track

Startups in our directory that list Slow Ventures as an investor (6 total).

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FAQs about Slow Ventures

Stage fit, check size, thesis, and how founders typically approach this firm — based on public sources and our directory.

Slow leads seed and Series A rounds and participates at pre-seed. Our directory lists Pre-Seed, Seed, and Series A among the stages it covers.
Slow does not publicly disclose a standard check size. As an early-stage generalist, initial checks are typically seed-scale; exact amounts vary by round and syndicate.
Slow is headquartered in San Francisco and also lists New York, Boston, and other locations on its site. The firm invests nationally across consumer, enterprise, and crypto themes.
Slow backs consumer, enterprise SaaS, crypto/web3, and creator-economy companies. The firm also runs creator-focused initiatives (e.g., Creator Fund). Our directory tags consumer, crypto-web3, and enterprise-saas.
Slow leads seed and Series A rounds in its focus areas. The firm is known for founder-friendly early backing across unconventional categories including crypto and creators.
Directory startups listing Slow include Product Hunt, VGS, Aleo, Formation, Eco, Very Good Security, and Chia — see /startup/product-hunt, /startup/vgs, /startup/aleo, /startup/formation, /startup/eco, /startup/very-good-security, and /startup/chia.
Use slow.co/contact for outreach and review the firm's newsletter (Snail Mail). Warm intros from portfolio founders, creators, or crypto/consumer operators are typical given Slow's network-heavy style.
We have not published a dedicated Slow Ventures fund article yet. The firm's site and newsletter are the best public sources for thesis updates.