Dan Rubin
Venture investor in Palo Alto
Invests in AIAI is one of the sectors on Dan Rubin's investor profile, next to SaaS & Enterprise, at seed, Series A, Series B and late-stage venture. The record holds 7 deals, including Gladly, the Rubin Family and Ultratech Stepper.
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Dan Rubin backs companies at seed, Series A and Series B. A few of the larger credit programs on AI Perks for teams at that point:
Portfolio on record
Portfolio companies
- Gladly
- the Rubin Family
- Ultratech Stepper
- Vyng
- Agari
- Shalom Hartman Institute
- ThinCI
Investment focus
- Backs startups in
- Artificial Intelligence, SaaS & Enterprise
- Rounds
- Seed, Series A, Series B, Late-stage venture
- Profile
- Venture investor
- Deals on record
- 7
- Based in
- Palo Alto, United States
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Questions founders ask
- Does Dan Rubin invest in AI startups?
- Yes. Artificial Intelligence is one of the sectors on Dan Rubin's investor profile, together with SaaS & Enterprise. The stages on record are seed, Series A, Series B and late-stage venture.
- Which companies has Dan Rubin backed?
- The record lists 7 deals, including Gladly, the Rubin Family, Ultratech Stepper, Vyng and Agari. None of them has a perk listed on AI Perks yet.
- What credits can a startup claim before pitching Dan Rubin?
- For a company raising a seed round, AI Perks lists credits such as Oracle (up to $10,000), Redis (up to $10,000), Neon (up to $100,000) and Deepgram (up to $100,000), with each program's terms and how to apply.
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