Shasta Ventures

Shasta Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 2004 that invests in early-stage software companies in the United States, typically from seed to Series B. The firm is headquartered in Portola Valley, with a presence in Menlo Park, and focuses on software-related sectors such as software as a service, cybersecurity, infrastructure, data intelligence, and consumer subscription models. Shasta Ventures supports startups through an agile, founder-focused approach, offering resources and guidance tailored to early-stage needs.

Rob Coneybeer

Managing Director and Co-Founder

Tod Francis

Managing Partner

Austin Grose

Venture Partner

Ravi Mohan

Managing Partner

Jacob Mullins

Managing Director

Doug Pepper

Managing Director

Jason Pressman

Managing Partner

Issac Roth

Venture Partner

Juan Soto

Venture Partner

Past deals in CMS

Cloudsmith

Series B in 2025
Cloudsmith is a software-as-a-service provider of a cloud-native artifact and package management platform designed to secure and streamline software supply chains. The platform supports a broad range of package formats including npm, Docker, Maven, PyPI, RubyGems, and Debian, enabling developers to store, manage, and distribute artifacts across ecosystems. It provides hosted repositories with access controls, authentication, and integration with identity providers, along with features such as discoverability, malware scanning, detailed logs and analytics, private repositories, retention policies, and integrations with development tools. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Belfast, Cloudsmith focuses on secure artifact repositories that help teams manage packages and automate distribution across cloud and local environments.

Cloudsmith

Series A in 2021
Cloudsmith is a software-as-a-service provider of a cloud-native artifact and package management platform designed to secure and streamline software supply chains. The platform supports a broad range of package formats including npm, Docker, Maven, PyPI, RubyGems, and Debian, enabling developers to store, manage, and distribute artifacts across ecosystems. It provides hosted repositories with access controls, authentication, and integration with identity providers, along with features such as discoverability, malware scanning, detailed logs and analytics, private repositories, retention policies, and integrations with development tools. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Belfast, Cloudsmith focuses on secure artifact repositories that help teams manage packages and automate distribution across cloud and local environments.

Brandcast

Series A in 2016
Brandcast, Inc. is a software company that offers a no-code platform designed to empower marketers and designers in creating and launching websites. Established in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Brandcast enables users to develop custom branded design systems, easily manage web content, and integrate with third-party applications. Its platform features an intuitive Design Studio, a Content Studio for editing web content, and tools for Salesforce integration, facilitating the creation and tracking of web-based proposals and promotions. The company serves various industries, including real estate, hospitality, and sales, and is focused on providing a collaborative workflow that allows marketing teams to produce rich digital experiences without the need for extensive technical expertise. By combining design and technology, Brandcast enhances the speed and flexibility with which organizations can deliver engaging content to their audiences.

Clickability

Series C in 2008
Clickability is an on demand Web Content Management (WCM).. The Clickability platform combines SaaS and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) to support the complete content lifecycle. Clickability enables businesses of all sizes to manage their marketing and media solutions more effectively in "the cloud." Clickability's hosted, multi-tenant delivery model also ensures organizations mitigate their environmental impact by maximizing energy efficiency and minimizing waste. Founded in 1999, Clickability is headquartered in San Francisco, with offices in New York and London. It was acquired by Limelight Networks (Nasdaq:LLNW) on May 2, 2011 in a deal valued at approx. $10m.
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