Cross Creek

resource active confidence: Medium status: Draft updated 2026-08-11

Type
resource
Status
Draft
Confidence
Medium
Tier
D
Builder-tier
C
Founder-tier
D
Activity-signal
2026-07-09 · https://databento.com/blog/series-b
Activity-checked
2026-08-14
Focus
Funding, Late Stage Growth
Primary Location
Salt Lake City, UT
Utah Location
Salt Lake City, UT
Region
Salt Lake City
Website
https://crosscreek.vc/
Updated
2026-08-11

Summary

Cross Creek is a Salt Lake City–based venture capital firm founded in 2006 that focuses on late-stage and crossover investing — "building bridges from private to public markets." Cross Creek matters to a. Cross Creek provides a bounded benefit: Venture-backed growth companies and fund managers exploring late-stage or pre-IPO capital pathways.

Who It's For

Venture-backed growth companies and fund managers exploring late-stage or pre-IPO capital pathways. Institutional and fund-of-funds relationships are the core audience — not pre-revenue founders looking for their first check.

What It Provides

Late-stage investment access through Cross Creek fund relationships; portfolio exposure to high-growth companies in sectors such as consumer internet, enterprise software, and cybersecurity. The site highlights 85+ active managers, 250+ fund investments, and a portfolio including companies such as AppDynamics, Braze, and HubSpot.

How To Use It

Start with the official website, then confirm current programs before recommending.

Cost

Cross Creek is an investment firm, not a fee-based advising program. There is no public application fee or membership cost for founders on the official site.

Best Fits

Growth-stage, venture-backed Utah companies (or companies with credible late-stage traction) exploring crossover or pre-public capital. A weak fit for idea-stage founders, Main Street operators, or anyone needing free business counseling.

Evidence

Open Questions

  • Does Cross Creek take direct inbound from Utah growth companies, or only through existing fund/portfolio relationships?
  • Which sectors and check sizes are active in current fund vintages?