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SLC Angels

Salt Lake City angel group investing in high‑growth, early‑stage tech and product companies.

Salt Lake City, UT, USA

Description

SLC Angels is an accredited angel investor network based in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA that brings together experienced individual investors to fund and support early-stage, high-growth startups — especially those in software, tech, consumer products, medical devices, and related sectors.

Pre-Seed / Seed: Primary focus — SLC Angels invests in early-stage startups where angel capital and mentorship can accelerate growth.
Follow-On: Individual members may participate in follow-on rounds as founders scale and engage later institutional investors.

Typical Investment Size: Members of SLC Angels typically write checks in the ~$25K–$300K range, with some individual investments historically as low as ~$25K and others up to ~$1.2M depending on syndication and co-investment with other networks; the group collaborates on deals that may aggregate to hundreds of thousands to over a million in total participation.
Equity Taken:

  • SLC Angels does not publish a fixed equity percentage it always takes — equity is negotiated deal-by-deal with founders and co-investors based on valuation, round size, and investor mix

  • In typical angel/seed rounds, collective dilution to all participating angels often ranges ~10%–25% of total company equity, with individual investors and syndicates owning minority stakes proportional to their capital contribution. 

  • Individual members’ stakes usually fall in the single-digit to low-double-digit range (e.g., ~1%–10% each) depending on how much they invest and the company’s valuation (industry norm for angel investing).
    Equity Structure: SLC Angels typically invests via priced preferred equity, SAFEs, or convertible instruments common in early rounds; governance rights (board or observer) are negotiated per investment as warranted.

Application / Submission Method
Submission Method: Founders can apply directly via the SLC Angels website or reach out through introductions; pitch materials and company summaries are reviewed before selection for member discussions. 
Screenings & Meetings: The group meets regularly for screening and investor dinners where selected startups present and interested members evaluate potential investment opportunities. 

Eligibility

Sector Focus: Broad but tech-centric — software, high tech, mobile, medical devices, and other high-growth industries.
 Geography: Primarily U.S. and Intermountain West (Utah)-centric companies, with compelling opportunities from outside the region considered by members.
Stage: Pre-seed and seed with clear growth potential. 
Company Profile: Startups with strong teams, scalable products/services, and demonstrable early progress.

Process

Initial Intake: Founders submit pitch deck, team bios, and market data.
 Screening: The network reviews fit and potential.
 Member Pitch: Shortlisted companies present to the angel group.
 Due Diligence: Interested members conduct deeper diligence.
 Term Negotiation & Close: Equity, valuation, and deal terms negotiated with founders and participating members.

What an Applicant can Obtain

Strategic Capital: Early funding from a network of accredited investor members (typically aggregated into meaningful seed deals). 
 Mentorship & Network: Access to experienced founders, executives, and investor advisors who help with growth planning, introductions, and oversight. 
 Follow-On Support: Potential to syndicate into later rounds alongside co-investors as startups scale.