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DOMO.VC
DOMO.VC is a Brazilian early-stage venture capital firm investing in technology startups across Latin America.
DOMO.VC
DOMO.VC was founded in 2016 in São Paulo, Brazil, by a group of partners with entrepreneurial and investing backgrounds. The team includes Marcello Gonçalves and Rodrigo Borges, who previously founded the e-commerce price-comparison platform Buscapé. The firm describes itself as a venture capital platform supporting early-stage technology startups across Latin America. The firm's strategy focuses on early-stage venture investments, including seed and growth rounds, across multiple sectors such as enterprise software, fintech, digital health, proptech, and mobility. DOMO.VC has been an early investor in Loggi, Gympass (now Wellhub), Hotmart, Descomplica, and Quero Educação (per the firm). Its portfolio also includes Wellbe, WillFly, Youpay, Zapay, Zeeng, Copybase, Pilea Labs, LUCA, PlayBPO, and Rede Vistorias. Geographically, the firm concentrates on Brazil and the broader Latin American region. DOMO.VC does not disclose its assets under management or total capital deployed. The firm lists 17 partners on its website but does not specify team size or additional office locations beyond São Paulo. No recent fundraising, close, or operational event for the last 24 months was identified from public sources. The firm's structure is distinctive for its large partner group, many of whom have operating experience as founders. DOMO.VC positions itself as a platform providing hands-on support to portfolio companies, rather than operating as a pure financial investor. The firm has not disclosed any family-office or institutional-LP backing, and its ownership and governance remain opaque.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2016
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
Brazil
City
Sao Paulo
Corporate office
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Principals
Marcello Gonçalves
Partner
Rodrigo Borges
Partner
Felipe Andrade
Partner
Franco Pontillo
Partner
Mario Letelier
Partner
William Raposo
Partner
Fábio Romão
Partner
Gabriel Melo
Partner
Henrique Cruz
Partner
João Pedro Chiavassa
Partner
Renata Pompeo
Partner
Eduardo Bierrenbach
Partner
Acacia Morena
Partner
Andre Fontoura
Partner
William Silva
Partner
Cesar Pinela
Partner
Bruna Freire Fernandes
Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at DOMO.VC?
DOMO.VC is run by a 17-person partner team, including Marcello Gonçalves, Rodrigo Borges, Felipe Andrade, and Franco Pontillo, among others (per the firm's website). The firm does not designate a single CEO or CIO; decisions appear to be made collectively. Many partners have entrepreneurial backgrounds, including founding the e-commerce platform Buscapé.
How does DOMO.VC source proprietary deal flow?
DOMO.VC sources deal flow through its partners' networks as former founders and early investors in Latin American tech startups. The firm cites early investments in Loggi, Gympass, and Hotmart as evidence of its access to high-growth companies. The firm does not disclose a formal sourcing mechanism or proprietary data advantage.
Is DOMO.VC structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
DOMO.VC operates as a venture capital firm, not a family office. It does not disclose any family-office affiliation or single-family backing. The firm's website describes it as a Brazilian venture capital firm investing in technology startups.
Does DOMO.VC participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
DOMO.VC does not disclose whether it makes fund commitments to other managers. Based on its portfolio, the firm appears to invest directly in startup equity rounds. The firm has not announced any fund-of-funds or secondaries activity.
What investment stages does DOMO.VC typically target?
DOMO.VC focuses on early-stage venture capital, including seed and growth rounds. The firm's website states it supports 'early-stage startups' and its portfolio includes companies at various stages from seed to growth. The firm does not disclose a specific check size or stage range.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
DOMO.VC does not disclose the source of its capital. The firm has not publicly identified its limited partners or whether it manages capital from a single wealthy family, multiple families, or institutional investors. Its website provides no information on ownership or funding sources.
How is DOMO.VC related to Buscapé?
Several DOMO.VC partners, including Marcello Gonçalves and Rodrigo Borges, were co-founders of Buscapé, a Brazilian e-commerce price-comparison platform that was acquired by Naspers. DOMO.VC is a separate entity from Buscapé, but the firm explicitly leverages the founders' entrepreneurial track record as part of its positioning. Buscapé itself is not a portfolio company.
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