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We understand how frustrating the fundraising experience can be for founders. We aim to be as transparent as possible and demistify the process.

About MATH

What is your investment thesis?
What type of companies are in the MATH
portfolio?
How does MATH add value to portfolio
companies?
Is MATH still making new investments?
Does MATH still hold office hours?

We believe companies with an unfair advantage in customer acquisition and retention will outperform. Examples of unfair advantages include leveraged distribution, network effects, land & expand, product-led growth and community.

Our portfolio contains highly scalable digital technology companies with recurring revenue–typically software or marketplace businesses. More than 80% of our capital has been invested in B2B businesses across a broad range of industry verticals.

The founder(s) is the force behind every company. We aim to be the force multiplier, putting our decades of operating experience to work and helping entrepreneurs grow with greater certainty by applying our proven equation for shared success: customer acquisition x operating levers x capital efficiency. Read more about the MATH Equation.

No, MATH is not making new investments – read about our decision here. We are still working closely with each of our portfolio companies, and we remain active members of the tech ecosystem.
Yes, Troy holds open office hours every Friday for entrepreneurs that want direct, transparent advice on what they are building. These timeslots are booked up to two weeks in advance with new slots opening each Thursday. Use this link to book time with Troy.
What is your investment thesis?

We believe companies with an unfair advantage in customer acquisition and retention will outperform. Examples of unfair advantages include leveraged distribution, network effects, land & expand, product-led growth and community.

What type of companies are in
the MATH portfolio?

Our portfolio contains highly scalable digital technology companies with recurring revenue–typically software or marketplace businesses. More than 80% of our capital has been invested in B2B businesses across a broad range of industry verticals.

How does MATH add value to portfolio companies?

The founder(s) is the force behind every company. We aim to be the force multiplier, putting our decades of operating experience to work and helping entrepreneurs grow with greater certainty by applying our proven equation for shared success: customer acquisition x operating levers x capital efficiency. Read more about the MATH Equation.

Is MATH still making new investments?
No, MATH is not making new investments–read about our decision here. We are still working closely with each of our portfolio companies, and we remain active members of the tech ecosystem.
Does MATH still hold office
hours?
Yes, Troy holds open office hours every Friday for entrepreneurs that want direct, transparent advice on what they are building. These timeslots are booked up to two weeks in advance with new slots opening each Thursday. Use this link to book time with Troy.

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