cap.vc

What It Is

Cap (The Venture OS) is a vertical SaaS platform for venture capital firms. It aims to bring deal sourcing, deal review, due diligence, portfolio management, fund operations, LP management, and startup collaboration into one unified system. The company behind it is Denmark-based CAP TechCo ApS. Its terms state clearly that the service is provided as SaaS, and it is currently being opened to early access customers.

Core Features and Collaboration

The core entry point is an intelligent Inbox for collecting and organizing new deal opportunities. Investment teams can customize deal statuses, assign lead/co-lead owners and priorities, add notes and knowledge, and run team check-ins. AI is a major focus of the product, including Deal Quality Score, Fund Relevancy Score, Q&A assistants for deals and portfolio companies, due diligence question generation, document fact-checking, scoring, and anomaly alerts. On the portfolio side, it covers portfolio views, KPIs, investment details, ownership structure, complex terms and rights tracking, with planned automated investment document processing and cap table generation.

Integrations, API, and Security

Cap says it can integrate with tools such as Notion, Airtable, Affinity, and Pipedrive while keeping data synchronized. More integrations, an API, and an SDK are marked as Coming soon. On data and compliance, the terms include confidentiality obligations, a DPA, controller/processor relationships for personal data, ownership of user content, and a 30-day data retention period after termination before deletion. However, it does not disclose common enterprise procurement details such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, encryption, or data residency.

Pricing and Maturity

Pricing is split into Basic and Premium. Basic is free but has limited features, service, and support. Premium is paid according to the Payment Plan and renews automatically for the applicable term, but specific pricing is not publicly disclosed. It is worth noting that Smart Deal Scores, Cap Companion, API/SDK, Workflows, additional Integrations, and several portfolio and fund operations features are all shown as Coming soon, indicating that the product is still early-stage. Buyers should carefully verify which modules are actually available before purchasing.

Pros, Cons, and Who It’s For

The main advantage is its VC-specific focus, with a product roadmap that spans from Inbox to Exit. It is suitable for investment teams looking to reduce fragmentation across spreadsheets, Notion, CRM tools, email, and portfolio reporting. The drawbacks are limited public information, no clear pricing, customer cases, permission model, or security certifications, and many features are not fully live yet. It is best suited to VCs, micro funds, and emerging funds that are willing to co-create with an early-stage product. Mature, larger funds should run a PoC first.

Access from China

The main content does not provide information on mainland China access, payment methods, or local support, so china_access can only be considered unknown. If stable access from China, RMB payment, or local compliance is required, teams can also evaluate Affinity, Pipedrive, Airtable, Notion, or domestic CRM and portfolio management alternatives.