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RollingFunds
RollingFunds is Sahil Lavingia's quarterly-subscription venture fund, deploying continuously across 40+ early-stage positions per year from San Francisco.
RollingFunds
RollingFunds is a French fintech firm based in Paris, founded in 2018. It combines data, technology, and finance to provide loans to SMEs. The company has secured €7,395,000 in total funding.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2020
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
San Francisco
Corporate office
San Francisco, CA, United States
Additional offices
Nashville, TN · New York, NY · Paris, France
Principals
Sahil Lavingia
Co-founder
Harry Hurst
Co-founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at RollingFunds?
Sahil Lavingia and Harry Hurst serve as the named general partners and make investment decisions together. The firm does not publicly disclose an investment committee structure, and fund materials indicate decisions are made by the founding partners directly.
How does RollingFunds' subscription model actually work for LPs?
Limited partners subscribe to a quarterly commitment amount rather than writing a single lump-sum check. Each quarter, 20–25% of that commitment is called, and LPs can cancel their subscription before the next quarter's call. This quarterly subscription structure is managed through AngelList's rolling fund infrastructure.
What investment stages does RollingFunds typically target?
RollingFunds primarily targets seed and pre-seed stages, with check sizes ranging from $25,000 to $100,000. The firm occasionally participates in Series A rounds for high-conviction portfolio companies.
Does RollingFunds participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm pursues direct equity investments into startups. RollingFunds is a single-GP-style vehicle, not a fund-of-funds, and public disclosures do not indicate any LP positions in other venture funds.
How is RollingFunds related to Sahil Lavingia's other ventures like Gumroad?
RollingFunds is a separate legal entity from Gumroad, though Sahil Lavingia's profile as Gumroad's founder generates inbound founder referrals. There is no structural cross-ownership or capital flow between the two entities, though Lavingia's network bridges both.
Is RollingFunds structured as a single-family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
RollingFunds operates as a venture firm that opens its fund to accredited individual LPs through a rolling subscription model. It is not a family office and manages external capital, though the firm has not disclosed its total LP count or committed capital.
What sectors does RollingFunds explicitly avoid?
The firm has not published an explicit avoidance list, but its disclosed portfolio and mandate concentrate on software and deep-tech sectors. Consumer packaged goods, traditional retail, and heavy manufacturing do not appear in known portfolio companies.
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