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Market Segments

Angel dealflow network

Communities and platforms that deliver curated angel investment opportunities, deal memos, and access requirements for accredited investors.

Market size: $63.3B CAGR: 13.5% Methodology

Used available market figures for the broader angel/angel-funds market as a proxy for the addressable market for angel dealflow networks (platforms and networks that source and curate angel opportunities). BusinessResearchInsights reports global angel funds at ~USD 63.28B (2026) with a 12.5% CAGR; independent market commentary on angel investing platforms projects ~14.6% CAGR. Because angel dealflow networks sit within and service the angel funds ecosystem, the market-size proxy is the angel funds market and growth potential is set between the published CAGR estimates (12.5%–14.6%), rounded to a midpoint of 13.5%.

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Early-stage syndication and co-investment

Investment vehicles and syndicates that originate, diligence, and syndicate pre-seed and seed deals, providing portfolio support and partnership with other funds.

Market size: $2.7B CAGR: 15% Methodology

Estimated annual global market for early-stage (pre-seed/seed) syndication and co-investment derived as a subset of broader co-invest and venture activity. Search results show global co-invest capital at ~$33.2B in 2024 and historical co-invest volume ranging up to $61B (2021) with $30.6B in 2023; global venture deal value was ~$209B in 2024. Early-stage pre-seed/seed co-invests typically represent a small share of total co-invest capital because ticket sizes are lower and co-invest activity concentrates in later stages. Assuming an approximate 7–9% share of 2024 co-invest capital (33.2B * ~0.08 ≈ $2.7B) yields the market-size estimate. Growth potential (CAGR ~15%) reflects strong LP interest, increasing allocation plans, platformization and in-house co-invest teams that should drive above-market growth from this smaller base, consistent with observed rebound and structural drivers in co-invest and venture markets.

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VC scout training and professional development

Education and skills programs for scouts and aspiring investors, including case studies, expert guides, curricula, and fellowship-style experiential learning to build deal sourcing competency and credibility.

Market size: $200M CAGR: 12% Methodology

No explicit global figure for VC-scout training was available in the results. I derived the estimate by placing the niche as a small subset of broader professional development/career-training and digital education markets: professional development (~$573B, 6.0% CAGR), career development & training (~$433.6B, 5.5% CAGR) and digital education (growing from ~$32B to ~$96B, 24.2% CAGR). Assuming VC-scout training represents a very small share of these markets (low‑tenths of a percent), the global addressable market for dedicated VC-scout training and fellowships is estimated at roughly $0.2B. Growth potential is above general professional development (driven by digital delivery, micro‑programs, and rising interest in VC careers) so a mid‑teens CAGR (~12%) is used, between broad professional-development (~6%) and digital-education growth rates (~24%).

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VC research library and curated resources

Subscription and curated repositories offering investment theses, white papers, financial models, guides, and sector research to support investment decisions and learning.

Market size: $1.0B CAGR: 12% Methodology

Estimated the addressable market by applying a plausible vendor-research spend share to the total global venture capital market figures found in the search results. MarketResearchFuture reports the global VC market at ~$300.6B (2024) with a 20.12% CAGR; The Business Research Company projects the VC market at $671.05B by 2030 with a 10.2% CAGR. Assuming VC firms, LPs and related buyers spend roughly 0.3%–0.5% of deployed/managed VC capital on subscription research, curated libraries and premium market-intelligence (benchmarks from comparable investment-data and market-intelligence spends), the implied range is about $0.9B–$1.5B. I chose a mid-point estimate of $1.0B. For growth, VC market CAGRs in sources range ~10–20%; niche digital research/subscription services typically grow faster than overall VC deployment due to SaaS adoption and data-driven decisioning, so a 12% CAGR is applied.

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Common Questions

What does GoingVC do?

GoingVC is a global organization focused on making venture capital education, investing, networks, and talent more accessible to aspiring investors, founders, operators, and students. Founded in 2016 with the goal of providing individuals with a concrete pathway into venture capital, GoingVC has grown into a collaborative community that supports career development in the field. The organization serves as a platform and ecosystem for education, research, deal flow, and professional development in venture capital, with activities that include a flagship program designed to teach sourcing, due diligence, modeling, and thesis-building; a companion investor program; and a broader network of alumni and mentors. GoingVC emphasizes open, efficient, and transparent access to the venture capital ecosystem for the next generation of investors, founders, and operators worldwide. It also coordinates related resources and community-driven initiatives to foster connections, share knowledge, and advance opportunities across the global VC landscape. GoingVC’s approach centers on practical training, hands-on experience, and belonging to a growing, global network that helps members break into and progress within venture capital.

What is GoingVC's role in the Angel dealflow network market?

Communities and platforms that deliver curated angel investment opportunities, deal memos, and access requirements for accredited investors.

What is GoingVC's role in the Early-stage syndication and co-investment market?

Investment vehicles and syndicates that originate, diligence, and syndicate pre-seed and seed deals, providing portfolio support and partnership with other funds.

How was the Angel dealflow network market size estimate for GoingVC calculated?

Used available market figures for the broader angel/angel-funds market as a proxy for the addressable market for angel dealflow networks (platforms and networks that source and curate angel opportunities). BusinessResearchInsights reports global angel funds at ~USD 63.28B (2026) with a 12.5% CAGR; independent market commentary on angel investing platforms projects ~14.6% CAGR. Because angel dealflow networks sit within and service the angel funds ecosystem, the market-size proxy is the angel funds market and growth potential is set between the published CAGR estimates (12.5%–14.6%), rounded to a midpoint of 13.5%.

How was the Early-stage syndication and co-investment market size estimate for GoingVC calculated?

Estimated annual global market for early-stage (pre-seed/seed) syndication and co-investment derived as a subset of broader co-invest and venture activity. Search results show global co-invest capital at ~$33.2B in 2024 and historical co-invest volume ranging up to $61B (2021) with $30.6B in 2023; global venture deal value was ~$209B in 2024. Early-stage pre-seed/seed co-invests typically represent a small share of total co-invest capital because ticket sizes are lower and co-invest activity concentrates in later stages. Assuming an approximate 7–9% share of 2024 co-invest capital (33.2B * ~0.08 ≈ $2.7B) yields the market-size estimate. Growth potential (CAGR ~15%) reflects strong LP interest, increasing allocation plans, platformization and in-house co-invest teams that should drive above-market growth from this smaller base, consistent with observed rebound and structural drivers in co-invest and venture markets.