Enrich investors
What it does
Searches the Specter investors dataset and returns the investor records matching the identifier(s) provided as query parameters. You can look an investor up by website (domain), by name, or by both.
Why you’d use it
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Resolve an inbound mention of an investor — a domain on a deck, a firm name in a press release — to the canonical Specter investor record so you can sync it to CRM or chain into related calls.
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Pull the Specter investor ID for downstream calls to
/investors/{investorId},/searches/investors, or list management.
Key behaviours
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At least one of
websiteornameis required. Supplying both narrows the match — an investor must match every field provided. -
Lookups are case-insensitive. The
websiteparameter accepts URLs with or without scheme/www.; the host is normalised before matching. -
Response: an array of investors. The endpoint is a lookup, not a single-result fetch — an ambiguous query (e.g. a shared domain) can legitimately return multiple candidates.
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Returns
404 Not Foundif no investor matches the provided identifiers.
This endpoint uses 1 credit per investor returned. If the endpoint returns 3 investors then 3 credits are consumed.
Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://api.tryspecter.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Authorizations
Query Parameters
The website or domain of the investor. Accepts the full URL with or without http(s):// and www., or a bare domain like bvp.com.
The investor's name. Matching is case-insensitive and ignores surrounding whitespace.
Response
The list of investors matching the saved search.
The Specter ID for this company, can be used in other endpoints.
"inv_609dba55408c4490fe58cf8e"
All Interest Signals IDs associated with this investor. Empty when none are active.
The legal or brand name of the investor or investment firm.
"Bessemer Venture Partners"
The investor types this investor falls under, as lowercase snake_case (e.g. venture_capital, angel_group).
Typical funding round stages in which the investor participates (e.g., Seed, Series A).
Industries or verticals in which the investor typically specializes.
Only top level. Classifies companies by their economic activity — the market they serve and the products or services they deliver. E.g. Construction, Utilities, Wholesale. There is one industry per company, with up to three levels.
Only top level. Classifies companies by the technology domain they operate in — the technical capability or space they're building around. E.g. AI & Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, FinTech. There can be up to 5 tech verticals per company, with 2 levels each.
The named funds this investor has raised, with announce date and amount when available.
Specter company IDs for portfolio companies of this investor.
The Specter person ID this investor is linked to, when the investor is an individual (e.g. an angel). null for firms.
"5e3b9281137e998b5aea67f4"
The Specter company ID of the company associated with this investor, when applicable (e.g. the firm behind a VC fund).
"5e3b9281137e998b5aea67f4"
The Specter rank for this investor.
43
The size bracket of the investor's organisation (employee count band).
"201-500"
The operating status of the investor (e.g. active, closed).
"active"
The investor's primary web domain.
"bvp.com"
The investor's headquarters location.
"San Francisco, California, United States, North America"
The year the investor was founded.
1911
The investor's LinkedIn profile URL.
"linkedin.com/company/bessemer-venture-partners"
The investor's Twitter / X profile URL.
"x.com/BessemerVP"
Brief textual overview of the investor’s activities, history, or focus.
"Bessemer Venture Partners is a leading venture capital firm that partners with entrepreneurs from their early days through every stage of growth."
Total number of portfolio company exits attributed to this investor.
325
Total number of investments where the investor led the round.
574
Total number of investments made by the investor.
1581
Total number of separate funds managed or raised by the firm.
15