Brevoir is a fund intelligence terminal for private markets that tracks over 70 active VC funds — their deals, partner moves, thesis shifts, and co-investments. Unlike traditional VC databases that try to cover every company at enterprise scale and charge $30,000+/year, Brevoir deeply tracks a focused set of funds and surfaces their actual behavior from SEC filings and live activity rather than self-reported data.
How Brevoir Differs from Traditional VC Databases
Most VC research tools are company-centric databases: they catalog startups and let investors search. Brevoir is fund-centric. Its primary data source is SEC EDGAR Form D filings — required by law within 15 days of any US private securities offering — supplemented by Claude-powered live research from TechCrunch, Axios, Sifted, Bloomberg, VC firm sites, LinkedIn, and X. This means the data is authoritative, structured, and not dependent on self-reporting or scraping.
The platform covers tier-1 funds (a16z, Sequoia, Benchmark, Founders Fund, Lightspeed, Accel, Index Ventures), tier-2 institutional firms, accelerators (Y Combinator, Antler, Techstars, 500 Global), specialist funds, and emerging managers in MENA, LatAm, and SEA. According to the Brevoir website, the platform processes 487 deals per quarter with 95%+ sourced from Form D filings.
Four Product Zones and Twelve Modules
The terminal is organized into four zones. Fund Intelligence provides cadence tracking (deal velocity over 30/90/365-day windows), Form D discovery, thesis shift charts showing sector allocation drift, and co-investment network graphs. Research includes a twice-weekly Fund Digest newsletter (Saturdays and Tuesdays), quarterly Benchmark Reports, and Fund of the Quarter editorial analysis. Workflow connects the pipeline to the fund overlay — when a tracked fund invests in a watchlist company, Brevoir surfaces it in a single line. Research Tools include AI Startup Scout (thesis-based company discovery), Due Diligence (AI-written DD on any startup or founder), and Deck Analysis (6-phase pitch deck review with diligence questions and risk analysis).
Pricing Across Four Tiers
| Feature | Free | Scout ($49/mo) | Investor ($99/mo) | Syndicate ($249/mo) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tracked Funds | 3 | 10 | 50 | Unlimited + 5 custom |
| Fund Finder Queries/mo | 2 | 10 | 50 | Unlimited |
| Scout Searches/mo | 2 | 5 | 15 | 30 |
| Due Diligence/mo | 2 | 5 | 10 | 25 |
| Deck Analyses/mo | — | 3 | 10 | 30 |
| Thesis Shift Chart | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Co-investment Graph | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Fund Digest Newsletter | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| LP Reports/mo | — | — | 2 | 5 |
| Founder Contacts/mo | — | — | — | 25 |
The Free tier is genuinely usable — 3 tracked funds, 2 Fund Finder queries per month, no payment needed. Annual billing is available at a discount: $490/year for Scout, $990/year for Investor, and $2,490/year for Syndicate. Full pricing details are available on the Brevoir website.
Free Access for Founders can submit their company to Brevoir’s Discover marketplace at no cost — the business model is entirely on the
Where the Platform Has Gaps
Brevoir is built for fund intelligence, not company intelligence. Users who need detailed financial data on individual startups (revenue figures, cap tables, valuation history) won’t find it here — that requires a different category of tool. The platform also focuses primarily on US and tier-1 international funds; coverage of niche or regional micro-funds is limited outside of the Syndicate tier’s custom fund tracking. The AI-generated due diligence memos and deck analyses are structured starting points, not substitutes for human judgment — Brevoir Labs explicitly states it doesn’t guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of its data. Finally, the Scout tier at $49/month includes only 5 Scout searches and 3 deck analyses, which may feel restrictive for active investors running dozens of evaluations per week.
Visit Brevoir — https://brevoir.com/