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Global venture capital firm with a focus on early and growth-stage technology companies.

6,040
Companies
$95.9B
Total invested
$107.2M
Avg. check
37
Industries
E-Commerce 5Fashion 5Mobile 5Internet 4Retail 4Shopping 3+31 more
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Locbox
June 2012

Locbox Labs provides local businesses everything they need for marketing in an all in one solution.

Advertising · San Francisco$5.0M Series Unknown
Me-Mover
May 2012

A three-wheeled step machine that makes fitness an exciting urban experience.

Fitness · Copenhagen$706K Seed
Dibsie
April 2012

Dibsie is an online shopping catalog curated by a user’s social network in real-time.

E-Commerce · New York$25K Seed
Baby
March 2012

Baby is an e-commerce retailer of baby products in Brazil.

Baby · São Paulo$16.7M Series B
Stylistpick
February 2012

StylistPick is a London-based online e-commerce platform enabling subscribers to purchase clothing, lingerie, accessories and footwear.

E-Commerce · London$11.0M Series B
Endorse
January 2012

Endorse enables shoppers to earn rewards for staying loyal to their favorite brands, and enables businesses to reach consumers individually.

Advertising · San Mateo$4.3M Series A
Fantasy Shopper
January 2012

Fantasy Shopper is an entertainment-based social shopping platform integrating online and offline fashion retailers.

E-Commerce · Exeter$3.3M Series A
numberFire
January 2012

numberFire is a sports analytics platform that enables its users to predict and analyze sports performances.

Analytics · New York$750K Seed
Blaast
January 2012

Blaast is a platform that uses proven principles to drive company growth and success.

Cloud Data Services · HelsinkiSeed
Impermium
November 2011

Impermium is a cyber-security company using ML to protect Internet sites against account hijacking and malicious user behavior & content.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) · Redwood City$8.0M Series A
Spontaneously
October 2011

Spontaneously is an online platform for coordinating meetings.

Finance · New York$700K Seed
Shoes 4 the Shoeless
September 2011

Shoes4you is a subscription-based Brazilian website specialized in offering a range of women’s shoes.

E-Commerce · Curitiba$4.8M Series A
drumbi
August 2011

drumbi offers businesses with tools that enable them to communicate with their customers and find information about them.

Enterprise Software · Irvine$500K Seed
Global Shiksha
May 2011

Global Shiksha offers education resources and products to children.

Education · Bengaluru$303K Pre-Seed
Lightbox
February 2011

Lightbox develops consumer mobile apps such as Lightbox photos, an app that provides photo cloud-hosting solutions.

Android · London$1.2M Seed
3LM
July 2010

3LM is a stealth startup that builds mobile enterprise apps for Android, enabling enterprise security on Android devices.

Android · San Francisco$1.5M Seed

Where Accel invests

E-Commerce5
Fashion5
Mobile5
Internet4
Retail4
Shopping3

About Accel's portfolio

How many companies has Accel invested in?▸

Accel has invested in 6,040 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.

What industries does Accel invest in?▸

Accel's top investment sectors include E-Commerce, Fashion, Mobile, Internet, Retail. The firm invests across 37 different industry categories.

What is Accel's largest investment?▸

Among tracked funding rounds, Baby received $16.7M in a Series B round. Accel's total known invested capital is $95.9B.

What is the average investment size for Accel?▸

Accel's average investment size is $107.2M across its portfolio of 6,040 companies.

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