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Venture capitalLas Vegas · Pre-Seed–Seed · 1 people tracked
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Investment thesis
Overeasy Ventures backs founders building businesses that impact the end-user consumer. Originating from a virtual meetup group formed in April 2020, the firm chose to invest across multiple companies rather than a single one, formally raising Fund I in December 2020. It aims to change the traditional VC model by charging no management fees and not promoting its LPs. The firm writes checks ranging from $25,000 to $100,000 and has invested in 11 companies since inception.
Source: firm website, verified Sep 20, 2026.
Team · 1 people
from public directoriesWhat they invest in
from 9 of 16 portfolio companiesConsumer ×4Direct to Consumer ×4FoodTech ×3AI & Machine Learning ×2Marketplaces ×2PropTech ×2SaaS ×2Wellness & Fitness ×2
HQs:United States×4
Investments · 16 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathBy year:2026 · 12022 · 12 dated
San Francisco, US
Catherine Dennig(Founder)Keji Xu(Founder)
Co-investorsMaC Venture Capital
Halfday makes prebiotic iced teas with 6g of fiber, 3-5g of sugar, and 30-40 calories per can, offered in classic flavors and formulated to support digestion.
Direct to ConsumerFoodTechWellness & Fitness
Mike(Co-founder)Kayvon Jahanbakhsh(Founder)in
Co-investorsBroadLight CapitalGoat Rodeo CapitalRaptor Group
Hazel makes disposable, leakproof briefs designed to look and feel like regular underwear for people experiencing urinary incontinence, including women postpartum.
ConsumerDirect to ConsumerFemTechWellness & Fitness
Co-investorsBAM VenturesBroad Street AngelsEntrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA)Bain CapitalBain Capital VenturesFirework Ventures+5 more
Quiltt provides fintech infrastructure that connects builders to financial data aggregators and enrichment providers through a single integration.
Data & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsFintech
Mark(Co-Founder & CCO)Ruben Izmailyan(Founder)inZane Pickett(CTO)in
Co-investorsAbstraction CapitalEarly Light VenturesGranatus VenturesK Street CapitalNVP CapitalBridge Investments+5 more
RentCheck is a property intelligence platform that uses AI-powered damage detection to enable residents to document their homes during rental inspections, helping property managers reduce disputes and streamline move-in/move-out processes.
AI & Machine LearningPropTechSaaSNew Orleans, US
Marco Nelson(Co-founder)inLydia Winkler(Co-founder)inJohn Kuolt(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsInnovation CatalystTechstars7BC Venture CapitalBreakpoint CapitalContext Ventures
Showplace helps short-term rental hosts and real estate investors design, furnish, and launch their rental properties, offering ROI projections, market analysis, 3D renderings, expert design services, branding materials, and negotiated product pricing.
MarketplacesPropTechTravel & Hospitality
Co-investorsColopl Next
Slate makes lactose-free, high-protein milk-based drinks — including chocolate milk shakes and iced coffees — sold in aluminum cans with 0g added sugar and 20g protein, produced using ultrafiltration.
ConsumerDirect to ConsumerFoodTech
Manny Lubin(Founder)inJosh Belinsky(Founder)in
Co-investorsBantam GroupJDS SportsRiverPark VenturesFoundership VenturesGolden Gate Ventures
Stache is a peer-to-peer marketplace where people rent out unused space such as garages or spare rooms for others to store their belongings, as an alternative to traditional self-storage.
ConsumerLogistics & Supply ChainMarketplacesPalo Alto, US
Michael Anderson(Founder)
Anaplan offers a scenario planning and analysis platform that combines deterministic calculations, probabilistic AI, connected data, workflows, and role-based agents to support enterprise decision-making.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareSaaSNew York, US
JAMES THEUERKAUF(Executive Officer, Director)inFERDINAND STOCKMANN(Director)
Co-investors2.12 AngelsAccelFlybridge Capital PartnersGradient VenturesRackhouse Venture Management LpSnatched Ventures+3 more
Jamie Norwood(Founder)in
Co-investorsAmbush CapitalEntrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA)HypothesisRackhouse Venture Management LpResolute VenturesRogue Womens Fund+2 more
Co-investorsCRV (Charles River Ventures)Suffolk Technologies
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
FursureHalfday TeaOat HausPulley
Exits · 1
1 acquisitionsSyrupacq. by Anaplan
Frequently asked questions
- How many investments has Overeasy Ventures made?
- Overeasy Ventures has 16 tracked investments, 1 of which have exited, including 1 dated in the last 24 months.
- What stage does Overeasy Ventures invest at?
- Overeasy Ventures invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed stages.
- What is Overeasy Ventures's typical check size?
- Overeasy Ventures typically writes checks of $25K – $100K.
- What sectors does Overeasy Ventures focus on?
- Overeasy Ventures focuses on Consumer.
- Where is Overeasy Ventures located?
- Overeasy Ventures is headquartered in Las Vegas, US.
- Who does Overeasy Ventures co-invest with?
- Overeasy Ventures most often shares deals with Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA), Rackhouse Venture Management Lp, Suffolk Technologies, among 31 tracked co-investors.
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