Investor List Spreadsheet: 2,975 US VC Firms in Excel and CSV

By Muhammad Tayyab Shabbir. Last updated 10 Nov 2026. Data as of November 2026. Markdown version

The investor list spreadsheet is a one-time download in Excel (.xlsx) and CSV. The US file holds 3,019 US investors, 2,975 venture capital firms among them, one row each across 30 columns, last checked in November 2026. It costs $197 once, and a free sample of 100 rows is further down this page.

What does the investor spreadsheet look like?

These are 25 rows of the US file, taken in order from our list of US venture capital firms: firms with a full public profile and a state on file, by our activity score (recency of the latest filing or deal, fund size, completeness of the record). Names, emails and LinkedIn pages are replaced by placeholders here and are filled in the file you download.

You are seeing 25 of 2,975 venture capital firms. The file adds the other 2,950, the 44 US investors of other types and 9,951 named decision-makers.

Which columns are in the file?

Every file has the same 30 columns in this order. The count is how many of the 3,019 rows in the US file carry a value, so you can see what is thin before you pay: 1,438 rows state a stage and 135 a check size, while 2,600 name at least one decision-maker.

How do you open and use the spreadsheet?

• Excel. The workbook has three sheets: Read me, Investors (one row per organization) and Decision-makers (one row per named person, with the organization, role and firm email beside it). The header row is frozen and every column has a filter, so you can narrow the sheet to a state, a stage or a sector.
• Google Sheets. Upload the .xlsx file, or use File, Import on the .csv file. The CSV is UTF-8 (with a byte order mark, which Excel expects) and has the same columns as the Investors sheet.
• A CRM or mail tool. Import the CSV and map Name, Website, Firm email and Decision-makers. The Decision-makers cell lists each person as "Name (Role)", separated by semicolons.
• Links. Website, LinkedIn, Activity evidence and Profile page are clickable in Excel. Sources lists the filings and pages each row rests on.

There are no macros, no formulas and no password. Every cell is a plain value you can sort, filter and copy inside your own organization; the terms set out the license.

Can you try the spreadsheet before you buy?

Yes. The free sample is the same workbook with 100 investors in it: every column, with sources and dates, as an Excel workbook and a CSV file. The free investor list page shows rows of it, and each of our list pages shows up to 25 rows free.

How much does the investor list spreadsheet cost?

One-time payment. No subscription. No account. If a row is wrong we fix it, and the terms set out when you get a replacement file or a refund.

What is not in the spreadsheet?

• Individual angel investors. Each row is an organization.
• The investors in a fund. SEC Form D names the people who run a fund and never its backers.
• Personal email addresses, for anyone. The file gives each person's name and role, and the address the firm publishes for itself.
• A value in every cell. The column table above states how many of the 3,019 US rows fill each one.

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