Spring Camp

SpringCamp, founded in 2013, is a leading early-stage venture capital firm based in Seoul, South Korea. With a sharp focus on cultivating innovative startups, its portfolio features standout investments like Class101, a creator economy platform for online education; Adriel, a global advertising automation leader; and N.thing, a pioneer in smart agriculture. The firm is industry-agnostic but prioritizes sectors like AI, SaaS, e-commerce, and consumer services, backing bold entrepreneurs with disruptive ideas. While rooted in South Korea, SpringCamp has a global reach, extending its investments to promising startups in the U.S., U.K., and beyond, reflecting its ambition to scale local talent on a global stage. The fund primarily leads seed and Series A rounds, with an average check size of $500,000 to $1 million. Known for being hands-on, SpringCamp helps startups refine their go-to-market strategies and secure follow-on funding. Its strategy emphasizes high-growth potential ventures, and they favor founders with clear visions, robust technical foundations, and the ability to execute. Startups are advised to approach them with well-articulated growth roadmaps and scalable business models. The team is led by CEO Inq Choi and a group of seasoned investors, many with deep operational experience in global tech and media businesses. The team’s collaborative and founder-first approach has positioned SpringCamp as one of South Korea’s most active and sought-after venture funds. Whether you’re building the next global platform or solving hyperlocal problems, SpringCamp offers the resources, networks, and expertise to help startups make a lasting impact.