See exactly which real, publicly traded companies America's top venture capital firms bet on early — ranked, tracked, and updated every day.
Explore the Rankings ↓VC firms don't publish their profits. Fund returns (IRR, gains, losses) are private, shared only with the firm's own investors. What follows instead is the closest honest picture: real, verified early bets these firms made — and how those bets have performed as public stocks, once the company went public. Type in today's price for any holding to see it update.
Real statistics computed from every firm and portfolio company tracked on this page — not estimates, not vibes, just counting what's actually here.
Rankings: firms are ordered by assets under management (AUM), highest to lowest. AUM figures are approximate — venture firms round these numbers in public statements, and totals shift as new funds are raised. Treat the ranking as a snapshot of relative scale, not a precise or constantly current figure.
The Power Score™ is The VC Power Board's proprietary rating system that measures the overall influence, performance, and impact of a venture capital firm within the U.S. venture capital ecosystem.
Unlike rankings based solely on assets under management or unicorn investments, the Power Score™ combines multiple factors to provide a more complete picture of a firm's long-term strength, influence, and industry significance.
Every score is calculated using The VC Power Board's independent methodology and is updated as new information becomes available.
These categories are combined using The VC Power Board's proprietary methodology to generate a single Power Score™ between 0 and 100.
The Power Score™ is not a prediction of future investment returns or financial performance.
Instead, it is designed to measure a firm's overall standing, influence, and historical impact within the venture capital industry using publicly available information and The VC Power Board's proprietary evaluation framework.
As markets evolve, portfolios mature, and new investments are made, Power Scores™ may change over time.
Rather than measuring a single statistic, the Power Score™ combines performance, reputation, investment success, founder appeal, and long-term industry impact into one comprehensive rating.
Portfolio companies: each firm's listed holdings are early-stage investments that are publicly confirmed — either by the firm itself, by the company's own IPO/SEC filings, or by reputable financial reporting. Only companies that are now publicly traded are shown, since that's the only way to verify a real, checkable return.
Primary sources used to compile this data:
Each firm's own website (linked on its card above) was also used directly to confirm its founding year, headquarters, and stated investment focus.