1. Corporate Headquarters Address:
ACME, LLC
350 Mission Street, Floor 25
San Francisco, CA 94105
United States
This address is supported by ACME, LLC’s SEC filings. A 2025 SEC filing lists both its business and mailing address at 350 Mission Street, Floor 25, San Francisco, CA 94105, and a 2026 Form 13F continues to use that address. SEC
2. Company Contact Information:
Main phone: (415) 805-8500
The number appears as ACME, LLC’s business phone in its SEC filing. SEC
Email: Not found in available official sources.
A third-party directory lists an email address, but I would not treat it as verified because I did not find the same address on ACME’s official site or an SEC filing.
Website: ACME Capital identifies its website as acme.vc. Its LinkedIn company profile and other business sources describe it as a San Francisco venture capital firm. LinkedIn
3. Shipping and Logistics Analysis:
Company overview
ACME, LLC appears to operate publicly as ACME Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in San Francisco. ACME describes itself as investing in founders and businesses developing new technologies and business models, while outside business sources categorize it as a venture capital/private-equity organization. ACME Capital
Its SEC filings also establish ACME, LLC as an institutional investment manager rather than an operating manufacturer, retailer, distributor, or fulfillment business. StreetInsider.com
Assessment of shipping involvement
Unclear, but likely minimal as a direct shipping prospect.
Public evidence does not indicate that ACME itself manufactures, sells, fulfills, or distributes physical goods. Its primary business is investing.
There is therefore no publicly supported evidence of recurring outbound parcel, freight, e-commerce fulfillment, returns, or distribution activity attributable directly to ACME.
ACME does invest in companies across industries that can involve physical operations. Inc., for example, lists investment sectors including logistics, hardware, commerce, and space. That creates possible portfolio-company relevance, but it should not be confused with ACME’s own shipping activity. Inc.com
Estimated products shipped
No commercially shipped product identified.
Possible ordinary office shipments such as documents, event materials, equipment, or promotional items cannot be ruled out, but there is insufficient public evidence to characterize them as a meaningful logistics operation.
Best-guess product characteristics
Based on available information and industry analysis:
- Typical dimensions: Not enough evidence to estimate
- Typical weights: Not enough evidence to estimate
- Special handling: None identified
- Returns operation: Not identified
- E-commerce fulfillment: Not identified
- Freight requirement: Not identified
Creating numerical package dimensions or weights would not be supported by the research.
Additional logistics insights
Based on available information and industry analysis:
- Volume: No defensible parcel or freight volume estimate can be made.
- Seasonality: No shipping seasonality identified.
- Current shipping partners: Not found in available sources.
- International shipping: ACME describes having networks across the U.S. and Europe, but that relates to its investment business and does not establish international package movement. ACME Capital
- Potential indirect opportunity: Portfolio companies involved in hardware, commerce, logistics or space may have shipping requirements, but they should be researched individually rather than treating their logistics activity as ACME volume.
Important qualification: This does not currently look like a conventional small-package shipping opportunity based on public evidence.
4. CRM Sales Opportunity Fields:
Opportunity Name:
ACME, LLC – Corporate Shipping Discovery
Company name:
ACME, LLC
Public-facing brand: ACME Capital. LinkedIn
Account Name:
ACME, LLC
No separate parent company was established through the sources reviewed.
Expected start date:
December 15, 2026
Assumption: This is a CRM planning estimate approximately 2.5 months from September 29, 2026. No actual procurement, implementation, contract, or shipping start date was found publicly. The date should therefore be treated as a placeholder until an actual logistics requirement is established.
New business type:
New Customer
Default classification because no existing relationship was supplied.
Description Info:
Company Overview:
ACME, LLC, publicly operating as ACME Capital, is a San Francisco-based early-stage venture capital firm investing in companies developing new technologies and business models. Its publicly described investment interests span areas including technology, commerce, logistics, hardware, software, health, fintech and space. Inc.com
SEC records identify ACME, LLC as an institutional investment manager with its principal business address at 350 Mission Street, Floor 25, San Francisco. Its business model is investment management rather than the production, distribution, or sale of physical products. SEC
Business Need:
Other: Determine whether a recurring corporate shipping requirement exists
There is currently insufficient public evidence to select Lower Costs, Faster Delivery, Better Tracking, or Improved Customer Support as an established need.
Description:
ACME Capital’s publicly documented business is venture investing rather than physical-product commerce. Research did not identify an e-commerce operation, distribution network, warehouse, fulfillment center, returns program, manufacturing operation, or recurring parcel program directly associated with ACME.
The first objective therefore should be qualification rather than displacement. Determine whether the San Francisco operation has recurring document, equipment, promotional, event, portfolio-support, or other business shipping activity significant enough to justify a logistics discussion.
A potentially more relevant angle is ACME’s portfolio ecosystem. ACME invests in sectors including commerce, logistics, hardware and space, where individual portfolio companies can have significant transportation requirements. Those companies should be evaluated as separate prospects rather than assuming ACME manages their transportation. Inc.com
Additional business needs:
- Establish whether ACME has recurring outbound or inbound business shipments.
- Determine whether portfolio-company shipping relationships are managed independently.
- Identify any event, equipment, document, or promotional-material shipping requirements.
- Determine whether ACME has centralized purchasing or vendor programs that extend across affiliated entities.
- Avoid assuming that portfolio-company logistics volume belongs to ACME.
Additional Information:
Competitors:
None
No current carrier or logistics provider was identified through reliable public sources. Selecting FedEx, UPS, DHL, a regional carrier, or another 3PL without evidence would be speculative.
Engagement Type:
Ongoing/Recurring Volume
Qualification: Selected as the most plausible CRM category if a corporate shipping opportunity exists. Recurring volume itself has not been established through public research.
Recommended Strategy:
- Qualify before proposing: Establish whether ACME actually has recurring package movement and what types of items are being shipped.
- Separate ACME from its portfolio: Do not attribute portfolio-company parcel activity to ACME. Research individual portfolio companies separately when they appear to have physical-product operations.
- Explore corporate-use cases: Determine whether office operations, equipment movements, events, investor materials or other recurring corporate activities create a legitimate shipping requirement.
- Keep the opportunity lightly qualified: Public research currently provides little evidence supporting a conventional carrier-conversion opportunity, so avoid building a savings, service or volume case until actual shipping activity is established.
Confidence Rating
Factual Grounding: ★★★★★
Instruction Alignment: ★★★★★
Internal Consistency: ★★★★★
Specificity vs Guessing: ★★★★★
Hallucination Risk: ★★★★★
Overall Confidence Score: 5.0 / 5.0 Stars
The corporate identity, San Francisco address, phone number, investment activity and business type are well supported by official SEC records and ACME’s public presence. Confidence in a shipping opportunity is deliberately limited because the available evidence does not establish meaningful parcel or freight activity.
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Executive Briefing Sheet: ACME, LLC / ACME Capital
Entity match: The San Francisco ACME, LLC appears to be the legal entity associated with ACME Capital, the venture capital firm at acme.vc. California business records list ACME, LLC as active, formed December 5, 2018, with Hany Nada and Scott Stanford as managers. SEC filings and ACME’s current website connect the entity to ACME Capital. Bizprofile
1. Company Overview
Name: ACME, LLC, operating as ACME Capital
Website: acme.vc
Founded: 2018 for the current ACME, LLC entity. ACME also manages investments associated with predecessor Sherpa funds, so the investment organization’s history predates the LLC. Bizprofile
Headquarters: San Francisco, California. A June 2026 SEC filing lists 350 Mission Street, Floor 25, San Francisco, CA 94105. Older records show prior San Francisco addresses. StreetInsider.com
Industry: Venture capital / investment management
Mission and positioning: ACME describes itself as an early-stage investor backing technically ambitious companies, with a current emphasis on deep technology and breakthrough businesses. Its stated focus includes aerospace and defense, next-generation compute, physical AI, energy, advanced materials, manufacturing, digital health and related frontier technologies. ACME Capital
Major products or services:
- Venture capital investment
- Portfolio-company support
- Fund management
- Investor relations and fundraising
- Strategic and commercial support for portfolio companies
It does not operate as a manufacturer, retailer or physical-goods seller.
2. Financial Snapshot
Revenue
Unknown.
ACME is privately held, and I found no reliable public revenue figure.
Market capitalization
Not applicable.
ACME is not publicly traded.
Capital under management / fundraising context
PUBLICLY VERIFIED: In February 2022, ACME closed more than $300 million across Fund IV and an adjacent Opportunity Fund. At that time, Cooley reported that ACME had reached approximately $1.5 billion in aggregate capital commitments across its investment history. Cooley
That figure should not be treated as current assets under management. I did not find a newer authoritative AUM figure.
Recent financial activity
ACME remains an active investor. Its current portfolio includes companies in aerospace, defense, semiconductors, AI, biotech and other technology sectors. ACME Capital
Its latest SEC 13F filing for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 lists ACME, LLC as an institutional investment manager in San Francisco. StreetInsider.com
3. Strategic Positioning
Target customers and markets
ACME does not have conventional “customers” in the shipping sense.
Its principal constituencies appear to be:
- startup founders seeking investment
- portfolio companies
- limited partners and institutional investors
- strategic partners within technology and capital markets.
Its current investment positioning has shifted strongly toward technically complex sectors such as aerospace, defense, physical AI, advanced compute, biotechnology, energy and manufacturing. ACME Capital
Key competitors
INFERRED: Relevant competitors would be other early-stage venture firms competing for frontier-technology investments and limited-partner capital.
Specific competitors were not identified by ACME itself in the sources reviewed, so I would not designate a precise peer set without a separate investment-industry comparison.
Notable partnerships and business model
ACME raises investment funds from limited partners and deploys that capital into portfolio companies.
Its public portfolio includes or has included companies such as:
- Muon Space
- True Anomaly
- IonQ
- Rent the Runway
- Robinhood
- Uber
- Slack
- SpaceX
- PillPack
- Wag!
- Replika. ACME Capital
The portfolio matters more to logistics than ACME itself. Several portfolio companies operate in sectors where manufacturing, aerospace hardware, fulfillment, inventory or parcel transportation can be substantial.
Recent strategic developments
PUBLICLY VERIFIED: In October 2025, ACME appointed Katera Mujadidi as Partner and Head of Investor Relations and Fundraising, establishing dedicated leadership around global investor relationships and fundraising. Venture Capital Access Online
PUBLICLY VERIFIED: ACME’s recent investments increasingly feature deep-tech companies. Its current website highlights companies including Harmattan AI, Canopy, Stendr and Plot, while Partner Alex Fayette’s portfolio focus includes aerospace and defense, compute, physical AI, energy and raw materials. ACME Capital
That is strategically meaningful, but it does not create a direct shipping requirement for ACME itself.
4. Logistics & Shipping Profile
Shipping Status
Does ACME ship physical goods?
No meaningful evidence of commercial physical-goods shipping.
ACME is an investment-management business. Its core service is capital investment and portfolio-company support, not product distribution. ACME Capital
There could naturally be ordinary office mail, documents, equipment or promotional shipments, but no public evidence indicates a material parcel-shipping operation.
Categories of goods shipped
UNKNOWN / likely immaterial.
No commercial product catalog or merchandise-distribution operation was found.
Weight Class Estimation
Primary commercial shipment class: Not applicable
There is no evidence of recurring commercial product shipments from ACME itself.
Incidental office shipments
INFERENCE: Light, under 5 lbs
Possible examples would include documents, investor materials or small office/technology items.
Confidence: Low to Medium
Reasoning: This is inferred strictly from ACME’s office-based investment-management model. No public shipping data establishes actual package weights or shipment frequency.
Medium, Heavy or Freight
No evidence.
There is no reason from the available sources to infer routine ACME-originated shipments in the 5 to 50 lb, 50 to 500 lb, or freight categories.
Operational Logistics Details
Known carriers
Unknown.
No public source reviewed identifies USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL or another carrier as an ACME shipping provider.
3PL or fulfillment partners
None identified.
A 3PL would not appear necessary for ACME’s core operating model.
Warehouse or distribution footprint
None identified.
The available records point to office locations in San Francisco rather than distribution facilities. StreetInsider.com
Domestic versus international shipping
Unknown and likely not operationally significant.
ACME has international investment relationships and describes networks spanning the U.S. and Europe, but that is not evidence of international parcel shipping. ACME Capital
Supply-chain innovation or challenges
For ACME itself: No meaningful supply-chain operation was identified.
For its portfolio: This is more interesting.
ACME invests in businesses involving aerospace, defense, manufacturing, hardware, biotechnology and physical AI. Those businesses can involve:
- component sourcing
- prototype shipments
- manufacturing inputs
- high-value equipment
- international suppliers
- time-sensitive parts
- regulated materials
- parcel and freight transportation.
But those logistics belong to the portfolio companies, not ACME, and should not be attributed to ACME’s shipping profile.
5. Unknowns & Red Flags
Major information gaps
Parcel volume: Unknown
Annual transportation spend: Unknown
Current carrier: Unknown
Package dimensions: Unknown
Shipment origins: Unknown
Destination mix: Unknown
International parcel activity: Unknown
Returns: Not applicable based on current evidence
Warehouse locations: None identified
Entity ambiguity
“Acme, LLC” is an extremely generic name.
In this case, the strongest evidence connects the San Francisco entity to ACME Capital:
- California records list ACME, LLC at a San Francisco address with Hany Nada and Scott Stanford as managers. Bizprofile
- SEC filings identify ACME, LLC in San Francisco and explicitly describe funds managed by ACME Capital. Acquire Media
- The current ACME Capital website lists Hany Nada and Scott Stanford among its leadership and investments. ACME Capital
So the entity match is strong, but worth preserving in the briefing because a generic database search for “Acme LLC” could easily produce unrelated companies.
Logistics red flag
As a direct parcel prospect, this appears weak.
There is no public evidence of material outbound parcel shipping by ACME itself.
Trying to manufacture a package profile from ACME’s portfolio companies would be misleading. Their shipments belong to separate legal entities with separate operations, carrier relationships and purchasing decisions.
Potentially interesting indirect angle
INFERENCE: ACME may be more useful as an account-intelligence source than as a conventional shipping prospect.
Its portfolio contains businesses with potentially significant physical-logistics requirements, especially in:
- aerospace
- defense
- advanced manufacturing
- hardware
- biotechnology
- consumer products.
For example, ACME’s current portfolio includes Muon Space, True Anomaly, Sphere Semi, Stendr, Reshape Bio and other physical-technology businesses. ACME Capital
That does not imply ACME controls those companies’ transportation purchasing, but it could make the portfolio itself more interesting to examine than ACME’s own office shipping.
Logistics Oracle Read
Direct shipping status: Very limited or none evident
Likely weight profile: Light, under 5 lbs, for incidental office shipments only
Confidence: Medium that ACME is not a meaningful direct parcel shipper; Low on any specific package characteristics
Overall logistics interpretation: ACME Capital is fundamentally an investment-management organization, not a distribution account. Public evidence supports significant financial and strategic activity, but almost nothing indicating a meaningful parcel operation. From a logistics standpoint, the stronger intelligence opportunity lies in identifying physical-product companies within ACME’s portfolio rather than treating ACME itself as a conventional shipper. ACME Capital
