Frazier VC invested in Stance through Fund I via multiple secondary purchases in 2014. Stance, based in San Clemente, California, built a premium lifestyle apparel brand best known for redefining the sock category before its acquisition by Marquee Brands in 2025.

Frazier VC invested in SpinGo through Fund I via secondary purchases in April 2014, December 2015, and July 2016. SpinGo, based in Draper, Utah, built event discovery, marketing, and management software and was later acquired by Events.com.

Frazier VC invested in SOASTA through Fund I via a secondary purchase in January 2016. SOASTA, based in Mountain View, California, built cloud testing and digital performance management software and was later acquired by Akamai in 2017.

Frazier VC invested in SilencerCo through Fund I via multiple secondary purchases between 2014 and 2019. SilencerCo, based in West Valley City, Utah, designs and manufactures suppressors and related shooting products.

Frazier VC invested in Sidewalk through Fund I via several secondary purchases in 2014 and again in 2017. Sidewalk, based in Ogden, Utah, built software and services for campus bookstores, textbook rentals, and student affordability.

Frazier VC invested in SaltStack through Fund I via secondary purchases in September 2016 and June 2018. SaltStack, based in Lehi, Utah, built infrastructure automation and security software before its acquisition by VMware in 2020.

Frazier VC invested in Jive Communications through Fund I via a secondary purchase in October 2016. Jive Communications, based in Orem, Utah, built cloud phone systems and unified communications software before its acquisition by LogMeIn in 2018.

Frazier VC invested in Infusionsoft, now known as Keap, through Fund I via a secondary purchase in December 2014. The Chandler, Arizona company built CRM and sales and marketing automation software for small businesses and was later acquired by Thryv in 2024.

Frazier VC invested in Goal Zero through Fund I via a secondary purchase in November 2013. Goal Zero, a Utah-based portable power company, built solar and backup energy products for outdoor, off-grid, and emergency use before its acquisition by NRG Energy.

Frazier VC invested in Cradlepoint through Fund I via secondary purchases in March 2014 and October 2014. Cradlepoint, based in Boise, Idaho, built enterprise wireless WAN and edge networking solutions before its $1.1 billion acquisition by Ericsson in 2020.

Frazier VC invested in Alliance Health through Fund I secondary purchases in June 2015 and April 2017. Alliance Health, publicly associated with Alliance Health Networks in Salt Lake City, built condition-specific digital health communities and patient engagement tools, and had previously raised venture capital and acquired Medify.

Frazier VC invested in PierianDx, Inc. through both primary and secondary purchases in June 2021, including a primary investment and a Fund III secondary purchase. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, PierianDx provides clinical genomics software and knowledgebase tools that help labs and healthcare organizations interpret next-generation sequencing data and deliver precision medicine workflows at scale.

Frazier VC invested in ObservePoint, Inc. through both primary and secondary purchases in 2021, including a primary investment in September 2021 and a Fund III secondary purchase in November 2021. Based in Pleasant Grove, Utah, ObservePoint provides automated data governance software that helps organizations validate website tags, monitor digital journeys, and improve analytics and privacy compliance across their digital properties.

Frazier VC has invested in Marketware since 2017 through a mix of primary and secondary purchases, including participation in the Series B and convertible note financings. Fund II purchased secondary shares in December 2017, January 2018, June 2018, and January 2019, and Fund III purchased additional secondaries in June 2021. Based in Sandy, Utah, Marketware provides software that helps hospitals and health systems manage physician relationships, recruitment workflows, and an

Frazier VC invested in Hit Labs, Inc. through multiple primary and secondary purchases, including a primary Series A investment and a primary Series B investment. Fund III later purchased secondary shares in June 2021. Based in Lehi, Utah, Hit Labs operates Pronto, a real-time communication platform designed to keep teams aligned through chat and collaboration workflows.

Frazier VC has invested in Central Logic, Inc. since 2015 through numerous primary and secondary purchases. The firm participated in primary Series B and Series C financings, Fund II purchased secondary shares in 2018 and 2019, and Fund III purchased secondary shares in November 2020. Central Logic provides healthcare access and patient orchestration software that helps health systems manage transfers, capacity visibility, and care logistics across the continuum of care.

Frazier VC began investing in Cake Technologies, Inc. in December 2017 through participation in the company’s Seed round as a primary investment. Fund III later purchased secondary shares in June 2021. Based in Provo, Utah, Cake built a swipe-based mobile web browser designed to make search and discovery faster and more intuitive on mobile devices.

Frazier Fund IV includes investments across SaaS, fintech, healthcare, and consumer sectors. Explore the portfolio companies and Frazier VC’s early-stage investment strategy.

Frazier VC Fund III has been fully deployed, continuing the firm’s strategy of backing high-growth companies at critical stages. The portfolio reflects strong conviction in scalable businesses across SaaS, fintech, healthcare, and consumer platforms.

Does Frazier VC buy secondaries? Yes—we actively purchase secondary shares across Utah, Salt Lake City, and the Mountain West, investing in B2B SaaS, AI, fintech, and enterprise software companies.