For investors  ·  Fund LPs & syndicate members

Two ways to invest with us.

Same deals, same terms — choose the level of involvement that fits you.

The index approach

Rolling Fund

First access to every investment we make. Subscribe once; capital is called quarterly over sixteen quarters.

  • Every deal, automatically — no picking required
  • Quarterly subscriptions on AngelList
Join the Rolling Fund

Deal by deal — new

The Syndicate

Pick and choose company by company, at the same terms as the Rolling Fund, with a live Mentor Pitch and Super Memo on every deal.

  • Opt in per deal from $2,500 — passing is always fine
  • Dues waived for fund LPs — founding 50 join year one free
Explore the Syndicate

Fast-moving deals or limited allocations may not flow through the syndicate — the Rolling Fund always has first access.

Which fits you?

Rolling Fund
The Syndicate
How it works
Subscribe once on AngelList
Join the membership, then opt in per deal
Deal selection
Every investment, automatically
You pick, company by company
Cadence
Quarterly capital calls over sixteen quarters
1–2 curated deals a month
Cost
Standard fund terms on AngelList
$1,500/yr — waived for fund LPs · $2,500 min per deal · 0% mgmt · 20% carry
Access
First access to all investments
Fast-moving or limited-allocation deals may not flow through
Best for
Set-and-forget conviction in the fund
Hands-on pickers who want the room

And the two compound: fund LPs pay no syndicate dues, ever — invest in the fund and the syndicate comes free.

Start where you are.

Questions first? Write to us — a partner answers.

Mentors Fund is a seed-stage venture capital firm. The information on this page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security, or personalized investment advice. Any offering — including the Rolling Fund and syndicate SPVs — is made solely through definitive offering documents on AngelList, available to eligible investors, which you must review in full. References to prior company acquisitions are historical facts and are not indicative of future results. Investing in early-stage companies involves substantial risk, including illiquidity and the possible loss of all invested capital.