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Level One Fund portfolio

Level One Fund has 1 portfolio company on record at Recent Funding.

Type: Venture capital.
Portfolio on Recent Funding: 1.
Deals, last 12 months: 0.
Rounds led: 1 of 1.
Capital in their rounds: $60M.
Latest deal: Endless West · Feb 9, 2022.
About this page

It is a venture capital firm based in Miami, US, founded in 2019. Its most recent investment on record is Endless West's $60M Series B+ round in February 2022, which it led, alongside SOSV SF & NY, SOSV and Wormhole Capital. That company is in Commerce and retail.

About Level One Fund

Firm type: Venture capital.
Headquarters: Miami, US.
Founded: 2019.
Stages: Seed, Series A, Late Stage.
Sectors: Biotech, Consumer, Enterprise Software, Fintech, FoodTech, Healthtech, Retail Tech, SaaS, Sector Agnostic.
Portfolio companies: 41.
Exits: 0.
Rounds led: 1.

What Level One Fund invests in

How Level One Fund invests

StageDealsCapital in rounds
Series B+ 1 100%$60M

Level One Fund portfolio companies

CompanyRound with Level One FundTotal raisedLatest raise
EEndless West
Commerce and retail
Series B+ · $60M · lead$81MFeb 9, 2022
Series B+

Most frequent co-investors

Similar investors

Investors whose portfolios on Recent Funding center on the same category (Commerce and retail).

How this is counted

Firm profile: Fundraising Fox Open Dataset v2026-09, CC BY 4.0. Track-record counts are theirs, not Recent Funding's.

Share is of the 1 round on Recent Funding that name Level One Fund. Rounds with no announced date are left out of the year split, and "round" is a round whose stage is not on file.

Portfolio companies are the companies on Recent Funding with a round that lists Level One Fund, which is a subset of its real portfolio. API: /api/v1/investors/level-one-fund (get a free API key). More: the most active VC firms and new venture capital funds.

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