Showpad

Venture-backed companyshowpad.com
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What matters now

  1. 2 investors
    named

    2 investors on record.

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Facts

Year of incorporation
unknown
Revenue range (Form D)
unknown
Rounds on record
0
Disclosed raised
unknownsum of rounds with a disclosed amount only
Named investors
2

Financing history

0 rounds
No dated round yet.

Investors on record

2 edges

Ownership and outcomes

4 on record, from the private equity graph and exit reports
Outcome stated by investors

Acquired by Vector Capital, as 1 of 2 firm portfolio pages states it.

Date basis: the firm’s page was read Sep 30, 2026; DFX first saw this outcome Sep 30, 2026. This is when the page said it, not when the deal happened.

Evidence: 2 listingseach firm's own card, as read
  • Listed in the portfolio of Korelya Capital
    seen on or before Sep 17, 2026Private equity recordFactkorelyacapital.com
    “portfolio card on https://www.korelyacapital.com/portfolio/: Sales enablement and marketing SaaS platform | Learn more”
  • Acquired by Vector Capital · already an investor on record
    seen on or before Sep 16, 20262 venture investors on record at exitFactdawncapital.com
    “Showpad: acquired by Vector Capital on or before 2026-09-16 (no date published), per Dawn Capital LLP's portfolio page”
  • Listed in the portfolio of Vector Capital Management, L.P.
    seen on or before Sep 15, 2026Private equity recordFactvectorcapital.com
    “listed on https://www.vectorcapital.com/investments: Showpad (/investments/case-study/showpad)”

Credit relationships

none on record
No lender position matched to this company.

People

0 officers, 0 directors
No officer or director on record.

Timeline

2 events
  1. seen on or beforeSep 16, 2026
    Showpad: acquired by Vector Capital on or before 2026-09-16 (no date published), per Dawn Capital LLP's portfolio page
    Acquired Fact Firm website
  2. seen on or beforeSep 12, 2026
    Showpad: acquired by Vector Capital on or before 2026-09-12 (no date published), per Dawn Capital LLP's portfolio page
    Acquired Fact Firm website

Evidence

9 observations
Every observation on this company
  • Description: Sep 13, 2026 Fact Company website
  • Listed on portfolio page: Dawn Capital LLP Sep 30, 2026 Fact Firm website
  • Listed on portfolio page: Hummingbird Ventures V US GP LLC Sep 30, 2026 Fact Firm website
  • Listed on portfolio page: Dawn Capital LLP Sep 16, 2026 Fact Firm website
  • Listed on portfolio page: Hummingbird Ventures V US GP LLC Sep 16, 2026 Fact Firm website
  • Listed on portfolio page: Hummingbird Ventures V US GP LLC Sep 12, 2026 Fact Firm website
  • Listed on portfolio page: Dawn Capital LLP Sep 12, 2026 Fact Firm website
  • Website status: ok Sep 13, 2026 Fact Company website
  • Site title: Sep 13, 2026 Fact Company website

Relationships across DFX

on 1 other DFX graph
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Showpad is the same institution as 1 record in Private Equity.

Private Equity1

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Record history

4 identity changes, 3 dated events on the change ledger, latest event first
  • Merged in
    2026-10-01
  • Xref held
    2026-10-01
  • Event retracted
    2026-09-30

+4 more changes on this record's ledger

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