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Haymaker Ventures

425 Market Street, San Francisco, CA, United States

Overview

Early Stage Fintech Venture Capital Firm spun out of Thiel Capital. Notable investments of Partners include SoFi, TruMid, Flyr Labs, OnDeck and AvidxChange.

Total investments
12
Lead investments
6
Investments · 12mo
2
Active investors
2

Sector focus

  • FinTech
  • Venture Capital
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Investment portfolio

  • Coral Care

    Led · Series A · Feb 2026

    Founded in 2023 by Jen Wirt, Coral Care delivers pediatric speech, occupational, and physical therapy directly in children’s homes while equipping clinicians with software that handles credentialing, scheduling, billing, and documentation. The company operates in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Texas, Illinois, and Pennsylvania, and has recently launched services in Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh. Coral Care’s network has grown to more than 400 licensed clinicians, and its platform reportedly cuts administrative workload by up to 15 hours per provider each week. More than 75% of families continue therapy for longer than four months, indicating strong engagement and retention. By embedding care in a child’s natural environment, the company aims to improve access, continuity, and contextual relevance of therapy. Coral Care plans to continue scaling its clinician base, enter additional markets, and further invest in its technology infrastructure using the newly raised capital. Its dual-sided model simultaneously increases provider supply and improves convenience for families seeking insurance-covered developmental care.

  • Renew

    Led · Series A · Oct 2025

    Renew provides apartment owners and operators with a connected ecosystem that automates the lease renewal process, surfaces churn signals, and personalizes offers using AI. Its suite includes a Renewal Management System, a data engine for predictive insights, embedded fraud protection, and a Marketplace that enables in-portfolio transfers and trusted resident referrals. Pilots with NMHC Top 50 operators have lifted resident retention by 3% and shortened vacancy periods by four days, transforming turnover from a cost center into a revenue driver. The company frames renewal as a relationship moment, embedding ancillary services and rewards to keep residents within an operator’s brand. With fresh capital, Renew plans to scale its platform and formally launch the industry’s first Resident Referral Network. Founded in 2021 by Rob Hayden and Kevin Murphy, Renew partners with leading owners and operators nationwide. The company is headquartered in New York City and is early in its commercial growth phase, having just secured its Series A financing.

  • FlexPoint

    Participated · Series A · May 2025

    FlexPoint is a payments platform purpose-built for managed service providers (MSPs) and the businesses they serve, offering payments automation, deep integrations, and robust automations to simplify cash flow. Its partner-led approach lets MSPs automate payments and expand revenue while delivering modern payments software to SMB clients. The company reports nearly 4x year-over-year revenue growth and is trusted by over 40,000 businesses for payments. FlexPoint positions the MSP channel as the gateway to the $2 trillion global SMB technology market and seeks to power SMB technology spend through its MSP network. The Series A proceeds will be used to double down on product development and further expand the MSP partner program. FlexPoint was founded in 2022 and launched in March 2023. FlexPoint is a payments automation platform purpose-built for managed service providers (MSPs). The product leverages robust automations and deep integrations to simplify payments and improve cash flow for MSPs and their business clients. FlexPoint currently powers payments for hundreds of MSPs and their business clients. The company announced new capital to fund growth, product innovation, and expansion of its working capital solutions. Management says the funds will allow continued innovation and delivery of best-in-class solutions to current and future MSP partners. FlexPoint provides a payments automation platform purpose-built for managed service providers and the businesses they serve, aiming to simplify payments and improve cash flow visibility. The company says its platform automates manual payment processes, saves time, and gives MSPs and their clients seamless access to capital. FlexPoint has rapidly grown since its 2022 founding to power payments for hundreds of MSPs and their business clients. At launch it announced a strategic program with GreatAmerica Financial Services to offer long-term financing through the platform, with financing quotes in 12–60 month ranges and integrated credit applications. The company also announced an initial $2.4M investment round led by Garuda Ventures with participation from multiple investors and industry veterans. FlexPoint’s leadership emphasizes continued growth and building solutions that address MSPs’ payment and cash-flow pain points.

  • Utila

    Participated · Series A · Mar 2025

    Utila is an all‑in‑one digital asset operations platform that provides secure, enterprise‑grade infrastructure for stablecoin operations, treasury management, trading operations and business continuity. Its platform features enterprise MPC wallets, granular policy controls, developer APIs, multi‑chain support, a payments and tokenization engine, and integrations with AML providers, exchanges, DeFi and banking rails. Founded in 2022 by Bentzi Rabi and Sam Eiderman, Utila serves 200+ institutional customers, processes over $15 billion in monthly volume and has secured more than $90 billion in total transactions. The company emphasizes military‑grade security and compliance designed for high‑volume institutional use cases. Utila plans to use the new funding to accelerate global expansion and product development, targeting North America, Europe and emerging markets in LATAM, APAC and Africa. The firm positions itself as the operating system for organizations integrating stablecoins into payments, treasury and operational workflows. Utila builds an enterprise-grade platform for on-chain operations centered on institutional MPC key management and wallets, offering MFA, confidential computing, robust user management and a transaction policy engine. The platform includes balance tracking, reconciliation, tokenization capabilities and connectivity to compliance and liquidity providers. Utila targets use cases such as payments, tokenization of real assets, trading adjuncts and treasury management where existing solutions lack flexibility or enterprise-grade security. The company reports having secured $35 billion in digital asset transactions, engages hundreds of global clients and processes over $8 billion in monthly volume, with a goal of $1 billion in daily transaction volume by year-end. Product and road‑map plans include expanding protocol support, launching an on‑premise offering and extending digital asset coverage. Utila is using recent funding to scale global operations, grow R&D, expand sales and customer‑success teams and open new jurisdictions, including a recently opened London office. Utila is an enterprise-grade crypto operations platform led by CEO Bentzi Rabi that enables organizations of all sizes to manage digital assets securely. The platform offers a secure, non-custodial, chain-agnostic wallet powered by MPC key management and a transaction policy engine for granular control. Institutional investors, trading firms, and Web3 builders can manage assets across multiple blockchains, wallets, and users on a single platform, and developers can build custom offerings via an API. Utila counts industry users such as Fasanara, Starkware and Psalion and has secured over $3 billion in transaction volume within a few months. The company intends to use the $11.5M seed to expand operations, broaden its business reach, and accelerate development efforts. The product emphasizes enterprise-grade security, multi-chain support, and operational simplicity for large-scale crypto management.

  • Altscore

    Led · Series A · Sep 2024

    AltScore provides an AI-driven B2B credit infrastructure platform that enables companies to become fintech lenders and offer fully digital lending products to SME customers. Led by CEO Andrés Pérez, the platform is used by large enterprises in the region, including Coca-Cola, to reach millions of underserved SME customers. The company’s mission is to provide fair and timely credit access to small and medium-sized enterprises in Latin America. AltScore intends to use the new capital to expand operations and accelerate product development. AltScore raised $8.5M in a Series A to support that expansion. The company is based in Cuauhtemoc, Mexico, and Washington, DC. AltScore is a Mexico-based fintech that builds B2B lending infrastructure and Lending-as-a-Service (LaaS) APIs for underwriting, alternative data, scoring and other lending modules. The company began operating in Ecuador in January 2021 and serves clients across South, Central, and North America. AltScore’s platform lets businesses embed credit products to increase customer retention and lifetime value, and enables existing lenders to leverage individual lending modules. It raised $3.5M in a Seed funding round to continue developing its end-to-end LaaS solution. Planned product work with the new capital includes adding modules such as Smart Collections, Loan Management, and Embedded Lending. The company intends to use the funds to help B2B partners deploy credit products and improve access to fair and timely liquidity for MSMBs in Latin America.

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