Google Ventures

Portfolio · 5

Blockaid

Enabling Builders to Protect Users from Fraud, Phishing and Hacks

1 round $50.0M committed Latest: 2025-02

Nym

Natural Language Understanding for Automated Healthcare Coding

1 round $47.0M committed Latest: 2024-10

Viz.ai

AI-powered Intelligent Care Coordination

1 round $100.0M committed Latest: 2022-03

Cybereason

Unified Cyberattack Protection

Led ★ 2 rounds $325.0M committed Latest: 2021-10

Lemonade

AI-driven Insurance Provider

1 round $120.0M committed Latest: 2017-12

Investment activity

2 portfolio exits on record.

Q&A

What are Google Ventures' most notable recent investments?

Google Ventures recently invested in Blockaid, a B2B company founded in 2022 that enables builders to protect users from fraud, phishing, and hacks. They participated in Blockaid's Series B round.

Which sectors does Google Ventures primarily focus on for investments?

Google Ventures shows a concentration in Cyber Security and Health Tech & Life Sciences, with two portfolio companies in each sector. They also have one portfolio company in Fintech & Insurtech.

Can you name any significant exits for Google Ventures?

Google Ventures had a significant exit with Cybereason, a cybersecurity company, which was acquired by LevelBlue in October 2025. Another notable exit was Lemonade, an AI-driven insurance provider, which went public on the NYSE in July 2020 with a valuation of $1.6 billion.

What is Google Ventures' investment activity like across different funding stages?

Google Ventures has invested across various stages, including one B Round, two C Rounds, and one D Round. They have also participated in two F Rounds, one of which was a follow-on investment.

Which portfolio companies are currently in later-stage funding rounds?

Google Ventures has portfolio companies like Nym, which is in a Series C funding stage, and Viz.ai, which is in a Series D funding stage.

What is the typical investment range for Google Ventures?

Google Ventures' investment range is typically between $47 million and $275 million.