Scalable Ventures

Overview

Scalable Ventures is a founder-led venture studio that partners with entrepreneurs to build early-stage B2B SaaS startups, providing hands-on support, idea validation, product-market fit achievement, and proven playbooks.²³ Founded by Vik Chadha in 2010, it operates as both investor and builder, focusing on AI-powered B2B SaaS companies with systematic venture creation processes derived from decades of experience.² The firm has co-founded companies like Backupify and GlowTouch, achieving successful exits, and maintains a portfolio of over 20 B2B SaaS and technology investments.⁶

History

Scalable Ventures was founded in 2010 by Vik Chadha, a serial entrepreneur with exits from Backupify (co-founded 2009-2014) and GlowTouch (co-founded 2006-present).²⁶ Chadha systematized three decades of company-building experience into a repeatable venture creation process.² The firm has executed over 30 deals across North America and Europe, with a background in technology and healthcare investments.¹ It continues to operate as both investor and builder, applying proven playbooks to new B2B SaaS opportunities.²

Notable Products

• Backupify - Cloud-to-cloud backup solution for SaaS applications, protecting 160PB of data for 40,000 companies and 4.6M users; successful exit.
• GlowTouch - Global technology outsourcing company providing personalized solutions; co-founded and ongoing.
• HiveDesk.com - Micro startup in B2B software receiving investment and strategic guidance.
• Magnt.com - Micro startup supported by Scalable Ventures in early-stage development.
• ToolkitCafe.com - Micro startup focused on technology solutions nurtured by the firm.

Reputation

Scalable Ventures is recognized for its hands-on approach in building capital-efficient B2B SaaS companies and track record of successful exits like Backupify and GlowTouch.²⁶ Professionals note its emphasis on pattern recognition, systematic execution, and strategic guidance for founders.¹² It maintains a portfolio of over 20 investments, demonstrating experience in technology and healthcare sectors across North America and Europe.¹⁶ No significant criticisms are documented in available sources.