Curve Partners

Curve Partners is a growth equity firm founded by Landon Jaussi, a former investor at TCV, Wellington Management, and BroadLight Capital, based in San Francisco with an office in New York. The firm backs bootstrapped software companies, often founded in overlooked geographies, at the moment of early growth inflection. Curve invests in vertical software companies with $5 million to $10 million in annual recurring revenue and durable growth, targeting capital-efficient, founder-led businesses, typically writing initial checks between $10 million and $15 million. The firm provides hands-on strategic support to help portfolio companies scale operations and go-to-market strategy. Its portfolio includes Quick Custom Intelligence (QCI), a data platform for the hospitality and gaming industries co-founded by Ralph Thomas and Andrew Cardno, and SubcontractorHub, an AI-driven operating system for residential trade contractors that grew 640% year-over-year prior to Curve's investment. Curve's investment approach favors profitable, product-first companies with strong leadership that have proven product-market fit without relying on institutional capital, positioning the firm as a growth partner for founders in underserved technology markets across the United States.