Craft Ventures

www.craftventures.com

VCMatch tracks Craft Ventures as an investor focused on Enterprise SaaS, Cybersecurity, and AI/ML companies and Series A and Series B rounds. Upload your deck to compare your startup against the full private matching profile.

Check Size

Not specified

Stages

Series A, Series B, Series C

Focus Areas

Enterprise SaaS, Cybersecurity, AI/ML

Geography

Not specified

Investment Thesis

Craft Ventures invests in developer- and enterprise-focused infrastructure and security companies that remove engineering detours to enterprise adoption and that become category-defining platforms. They back founders operating like category leaders (e.g., leading Oasis Security’s $120M Series B and WorkOS’s $100M Series C), partner deeply through operational support and advisor networks, and prioritize companies that solve fundamental, growing architectural needs (notably around AI agents and non-human identities).

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Investment Focus

Who should take a closer look

Craft Ventures is most relevant for founders raising Series A, Series B, and Series C rounds in Enterprise SaaS, Cybersecurity, AI/ML, and Developer Tools.

Focus statement

Craft focuses on enterprise and developer infrastructure (identity/security, compliance, auth/SSO, RBAC, directory sync) and AI/agent-era platforms that enable companies to "become enterprise ready" quickly and securely.

Value Add

Provides active, hands-on support: "Craft's platform team offers services and expertise to portfolio companies."
Strong advisor networks targeted to enterprise buyers: dedicated "CISO advisory council" and "CxO advisory council" that help with product, market positioning, and go-to-market.
Partner-first reputation evidenced by founder testimonial: "Craft is far more than an investor—they’re a trusted partner."
History of leading rounds for category-forming companies (examples: Oasis Security, WorkOS, Vanta, ClickUp, Supabase) and investing early in enterprise/developer infrastructure.
Thesis aligned to emerging technical inflection points (e.g., agentic AI and non-human identity management): investing where the market is shifting to "must-have" infrastructure.