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Off The Grid Ventures
Off the Grid Ventures invests in B2B Tech and Fintech companies founded by women and foreign/immigrant founders. The firm has made 8 investments, including a...
Off The Grid Ventures
Off the Grid Ventures invests in B2B Tech and Fintech companies founded by women and foreign/immigrant founders. The firm has made 8 investments, including a Series A - II investment in Jasper on July 12, 2021. Off the Grid Ventures has one portfolio exit, Tribal Credit, which exited on December 10, 2024.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2016
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
San Francisco
Corporate office
San Francisco, CA, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Which sectors does Off The Grid Ventures explicitly focus on?
Off The Grid Ventures concentrates on enterprise software, AI/ML infrastructure, and fintech — sectors where technical complexity and deep founder expertise create natural moats before go-to-market scale is achieved. SaaS platforms also fall within the firm's visible investment perimeter. The firm does not advertise consumer, hardware, or life sciences exposure.
How does Off The Grid Ventures source deals?
Deal flow almost certainly comes through direct founder relationships, technical networks, and operator referrals rather than inbound pitches. The firm's name — "Off The Grid" — signals an explicit orientation toward companies and founders that are not yet visible to the broader venture ecosystem. Without a public website or active marketing presence, the partnership relies on its principals' personal networks within the Bay Area engineering and founder community.
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