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SuperAngel.Fund

An early-stage fund led by Ben Zises investing in consumer, property technology and future-of-work companies

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About SuperAngel.Fund

SuperAngel.Fund is an early-stage venture fund led by Ben Zises, investing from pre-seed through Series A in US-based companies. Its focus spans three areas: consumer brands, e-commerce and marketplace businesses; property technology that supports or connects to the real estate industry; and tools built for the modern workforce. The fund says it invests where it holds an informational, network or access advantage, and prioritises founders it considers ambitious and product-focused. Its portfolio includes companies working in creative analytics, financial operating systems for brands, retail media, candidate experience platforms, customer support, air-care products, travel goods, olive oils and household cleaning products.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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