Investing in the Next Generation of Innovation

OpenDoor Venture Capital® is a NYC-based early-stage venture capital firm that
seeks to invest in the next generation of innovative companies. Founded in 2016, our main focus
centers around seed and angel rounds primarily in the technology space.

Some of OpenDoor’s recent investments center around artificial intelligence,
eSports, blockchain, and next generation EV battery technology.

Helping you succeed

We can definitely help
you think about valuation.
We see lots of companies so we have a very good sense for where the market is

Type of security being offered in your raise and intricacies over deal structure are very important considerations. We bring a lot of expertise in this area and are more than happy to help you whether we end up investing or not

Speed of investing: We respect everyone’s time and move very fast, typically a 10-14 day process from reviewing the deck

Network: We bring a large network of other potential investors that can help you finish out a round. We also maintain significant industry contacts across most aspects of the tech ecosystem which we are glad to share

First round investments
are mostly driven by:

How innovative is the idea

What does the overall team look like

How big is the idea and what is the company’s potential over the next 5 years

Valuation and deal specifics of the round

How impressive is the founding team and what is their ability to execute and manifest

How much future capital will it take to get to escape velocity

We typically focus our investments on the first several rounds of funding with reserves for future rounds. Investment amount depends upon many factors, although we usually target an initial investment range of 1-5% of the Company with several of our investments ending up at 10% ownership

Second rounds and beyond:

At this point, has the company found product market fit and how is the market responding

How is the company executing and manifesting

Is the company successfully scaling its organization in terms of bringing on quality talent

How close is the company
to break-even cash flow