Voyager Capital
Seattle venture firm founded in 1997, among the longest-running B2B investors in the Pacific Northwest. Voyager targets early-stage software companies in Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, and Alberta — SaaS, cloud infrastructure, AI-driven business solutions, and software-driven hardware. Fund VI targeted $100M (hard cap $125M) per 2023 reporting; the firm cites 75+ portfolio companies and $520M+ cumulative AUM in public materials.
Typical check size
$1M-$10M (stage-based estimate)
Founded
1997
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
AUM
N/A
Rounds they lead
Seed
Series A
Rounds they invest
Pre-Seed
Seed
Series A
Series B
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FAQs about Voyager Capital
Stage fit, check size, thesis, and how founders typically approach this firm — based on public sources and our directory.
Seattle, Washington (719 Second Avenue). The firm also has a Portland office and invests across the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada.
Early venture — typically from a company’s first institutional round onward. Confirm current fund stage focus with the firm.
Public third-party summaries cite roughly $500K–$5M depending on stage. Confirm current Fund VI parameters with the partnership.
B2B software — SaaS, cloud, AI/ML applications, cybersecurity, agtech, and software-driven hardware — with emphasis on Pacific Northwest founders.
Voyager targeted $100M with a $125M hard cap for Fund VI (GeekWire, 2023). Treat as indicative — verify with the firm for current status.
Portfolio names cited in public sources include AttackIQ, Carbon Robotics, Groopit, and Syndio — B2B software and hardware across the PNW.
Founders' Co-op leads very early first checks; Voyager is a established B2B seed/Series A shop with larger typical checks and a 1997-era regional network.
Start at voyagercapital.com with a B2B GTM story and PNW team. Voyager emphasizes hands-on support from the first venture round.
Seattle, Washington — 719 Second Avenue, Suite 1000 — with an additional Portland, Oregon office.
Modern-economy tech in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada: AI-driven business solutions, software-driven hardware, sustainable agriculture, and supply chain, with an entrepreneur-centric partnership style.
Via voyagercapital.com/contact (Seattle and Portland contacts listed) or warm intros from PNW founders and operators.
Historically positioned as a lead/first-venture-round investor for software and related tech — confirm role on each deal with the partnership.
Ask the firm for current fund parameters — do not invent figures.
Pacific Northwest and Western Canada (Seattle HQ; Portland presence; Canada coverage noted by the firm).
voyagercapital.com and LinkedIn company voyager-capital.