Zeev Ventures — 2021 Investments
6 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Sunbit provides point-of-sale financing and a fee-free co-branded credit card that let consumers pay over time for in-person services such as auto repair, dental, and optical care, as well as retail purchases.
FintechRetail TechLos Angeles, US
Arad Levertov(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)in
Board seatOren Zeev· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsAltaclub VCAltaIR CapitalAlumni VenturesChicago VenturesG SquaredGroup 11+3 more
Explorium provides a data and infrastructure platform that turns raw data into actionable insights for AI agents and products used in sales and marketing.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureMarketing TechSales Tech
Or Tamir(Founder)inOmer Har(Founder)in
Co-investorsEmerge VenturesF2 Venture CapitalInsight PartnersR136 Ventures01 AdvisorsFort Ross Ventures+1 more
Fieldin provides software tools and real-time insights to high-value crop growers for optimizing farm operations, improving productivity, and enhancing environmental and social governance outcomes.
AgTechIoTSaaS
PartnerOren Zeev· solo GP
Co-investorsAkkadian VenturesCavallo VenturesGermin8 VenturesICON - Israel Collaboration NetworkMaor InvestmentsMindset Venture+4 more
Reali is a real estate brokerage team that helps clients buy and sell homes, offering financing options such as cash offers and buy-before-you-sell programs.
FintechPropTechSan Carlos, US
Amit Haller(Executive Officer, Director)inDafna Ben Porat Akiva(Executive Officer)inEnrique Albert(Executive Officer)
Co-investorsAkkadian VenturesWestern Technology InvestmentGroup 11Signia Venture Partners
Treeverse is a top-down open-world classless MMORPG set in worlds including the city of Lorwick, where players fight monsters, gather resources, craft gear from blueprints, and quest toward the World Tree.
Gaming
Co-investorsDeepTech VenturesAnimoca BrandsDell Technologies CapitalNorwest Venture PartnersSkyVision Capital
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.


























