Liberty Search Ventures
At a Glance
A useful co-investor to know once you have a lead: it fills 5 to 10% of the round and brings board support, but it is not the anchor that assembles your cap table.
- Pricing
- Custom Pricing, Investment terms, not fees: traditional search-fund economics, typically 5 to 10% of a deal's capital commitments ($0.5M to $1.5M), co-investing alongside lead institutional backers.
- Best For
- Traditional searchers assembling a cap table who want an active co-investor and board member alongside a lead fund
- Roadmap Stages
- 1. Decide & Choose Your Path2. Set Up & Fund the Search
Pros and Cons
Pros
- A dedicated search-fund vehicle inside a broader PE firm, focused only on traditional deals
- Backs the full arc from search through exit, with board involvement
- Co-invests alongside the large institutional search funds, so it slots into a syndicate
Cons
- A co-investor rather than a lead, so you still need a lead investor in the room
- No public track-record numbers or named portfolio on its site
- Terms and process not published, the category norm
What Searchers Say
Presents as a traditional search-fund co-investor sitting beside the large institutional backers; a newer, quieter name than the anchor funds, with limited independent community signal so far.
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