Jurassic Capital

The firm targets growth-stage B2B software companies, primarily in the US Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Its strategy centers on capital-efficient SaaS businesses with established product-market fit and recurring revenue models. The firm writes equity checks at a stage where companies are scaling beyond early venture capital but are not yet large enough to attract national growth-equity funds.

The firm's thesis holds that high-quality software companies built outside Silicon Valley and New York often receive less attention from institutional growth investors, creating a pricing and sourcing advantage. Its Durham headquarters provides proximity to portfolio companies and access to deal flow in North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, and the broader Atlantic corridor that national funds may miss.

Jurassic Capital relies on a regional network of founders, operators, and service providers concentrated in Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic technology ecosystems. Its presence in the Research Triangle gives it direct access to a dense community of enterprise software entrepreneurs. This on-the-ground model differs from the broad auction processes more common in major coastal markets.

It is structured as a growth equity firm, occupying the space between early-stage venture capital and traditional private equity. It targets companies that have already demonstrated product-market fit and are generating recurring revenue, but that still need strategic capital and operational support to scale into larger regional or national players.

The firm pursues both minority and control equity investments depending on the needs of the founder and the stage of the business. Its model favors capital-efficient SaaS companies where founders often remain deeply involved and value a partner who can provide operational expertise rather than simply replacing the management team.