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Growth Capital

We invest angel tickets in outstanding founding teams — backed by a network of operators, angels, and family offices focused on early-stage B2B SaaS and B2C.

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At Uhlig Capital, we invest early — when there’s nothing but the founding team and a bold vision. We provide growth capital through angel tickets and our curated investment club, made up of seasoned founders, operators, and family offices.

We focus on Pre-Seed and Seed rounds in B2B SaaS and B2C companies with global ambition. Our investment thesis centers around one belief: exceptional founders build exceptional companies. That’s why we spend time with the team before we look at traction or spreadsheets.

Beyond capital, we activate a network of expert minds across GTM, product, fundraising, and hiring — supporting you through the first chaotic chapters of your story. We’re fast, unbureaucratic, and deeply aligned with your mission.

If you’re building something that can’t wait — we want to hear from you.

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How we help

• Pre-seed and Seed investments via angel tickets and club deals

• Founder-first approach: we bet on people, not just pitch decks

• B2B SaaS and B2C focus with deep industry know-how

• Access to a vetted network of investors, angels, and operators

• Hands-on help with product-market fit, GTM, hiring, and follow-on fundraising

• Syndicated capital with strategic support — not just a wire transfer

Ready to take your brand to the next level? Reach out and let’s build something remarkable together.
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By choosing to build a company, you acknowledge and accept the potential risks associated with this decision. These may include, but are not limited to: an unhealthy obsession with fundraising, the constant sensation of being simultaneously ahead and hopelessly behind, and the inability to have a normal conversation without referencing burn multiples, CAC ratios, or other KPIs. Founders may experience chronic sleep deprivation, imposter syndrome, and an inexplicable desire to read term sheets at inappropriate moments. Side effects may also include assembling a team of brilliant misfits, firing some of them, rehiring others, and wondering if you should have just opened a coffee shop instead. In rare cases, sustained effort and market timing may result in a successful exit, though this often leads to immediate relapse into founding another startup. By continuing this journey, you waive all rights to predictable weekends, stable income, and work-life balance—but hey, no one forced you. If symptoms persist, congratulations, you’re a real founder.