Software Growth Partners
Silicon Valley private equity firm focused on lower middle-market B2B software and SaaS companies with partnership-driven, hands-on investment approach.
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Company Overview
Software Growth Partners
What They Buy
- Target: B2B software and software-enabled services companies
- Size: $2M - $30M revenue, minimum $500K EBITDA
- Requirements: >50% recurring revenue, at least 10% growth, <10% churn
- Focus: Healthcare, analytics, security, financial services, business services
- Structure: Partnership-driven approach with founder liquidity and upside preservation
- Geographic: North America focused
Recent Major Acquisitions
- ClearlyRated: B2B professional services satisfaction surveys (June 2023)
- Netreo: IT infrastructure monitoring solutions
- Appsian: Security and compliance software
- Escape Technologies: Technology solutions platform
- Client Savvy: Business productivity software
- Proven FM: Facilities management software
Track Record
- Founded: 2017 in Palo Alto, California
- Leadership: Sumit Garg (Managing Partner, 20+ years tech experience, UC Berkeley MBA)
- Scale: 14 investments across multiple verticals
- Background: Ex-President at Cleo Communications (5x growth), investment banking at GCA Savvian
- Approach: Hands-on operational support, world-class team building
- Focus: Help high-potential software companies achieve market growth and scale
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Last updated: October 6, 2025
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