Women with Capital

Name

Women with Capital

Legal name

Women With Capital

Website

https://womenwithcapital.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2019

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Financial Education Services

SIC

Investment Advice (6282)

akta.pro primary industry

Alternative Investments for Private Wealth (Hedge Funds, PE/VC Access, Private Credit) (FSAAABAI)

akta.pro secondary industry

Gender Lens / Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Funds (FSANAJAM)

Keywords

• Financial education services
• Impact investing education
• Wealth management training
• Women investor community
• Strategic philanthropy advisory

Headquarters

HQ city

San Francisco

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Annual Membership: Annual membership fees provide recurring revenue. The first year of membership costs $9,500 and includes the Signature Educational Series (six sessions), two-day intensive in-person event, complimentary access to Values Advisor ($1,000 value), confidential member forum, and membership in the network of socially progressive women.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Women with Capital is a private, membership-based educational community that teaches women with significant wealth how to align their capital with their values. The core product is the annual Membership priced at $9,500 for the first year, which bundles a six-session Signature Educational Series (starting with a two-day in-person intensive in the San Francisco Bay Area), complimentary access to the Values Advisor curated directory of values-aligned financial advisors, a confidential member forum, and a network of socially progressive women. New members are admitted into small cohorts once per year.

Product overview

Women with Capital is a single unified offering—a membership-based educational community focused on financial education and impact investing for women. The core product is the annual Membership ($9,500/year), which bundles together the Signature Educational Series (a 6-session program including the Two-Day Intensive), complimentary Values Advisor access, the Confidential Member Forum, and access to a network of socially progressive women. Members progress through the Signature Series together in small annual cohorts, with online follow-up sessions allowing participation from across the country and world.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Annual Membership

Quantifiable outcome

• Complimentary access to Values Advisor (valued at $1,000) included with membership

Named customers3 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

18 partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• AerisminorOthersAeris is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support, indicating alignment with impact-focused mission and values.
• Alameda Food BankminorOthersAlameda Food Bank is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• American Diabetes AssociationminorOthersAmerican Diabetes Association is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• Capital Good FundminorOthersCapital Good Fund is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support, indicating alignment with financial inclusion mission.
• Covenant HouseminorOthersCovenant House is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• Equal Rights AdvocatesminorOthersEqual Rights Advocates is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• Families of Color SeattleminorOthersFamilies of Color Seattle is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• Hawaii Investment ReadyminorOthersHawaii Investment Ready is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support, indicating alignment with impact investment ecosystem.
• How Women LeadminorOthersHow Women Lead is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support, indicating alignment with women's leadership mission.
• Invest for BetterminorOthersInvest for Better is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support, indicating alignment with investor education mission.
• Movement Strategy CenterminorOthersMovement Strategy Center (MSC) is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• PlayBuildminorOthersPlayBuild is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• She CanminorOthersShe Can is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• Solidaire NetworkminorOthersSolidaire Network is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support, indicating alignment with progressive philanthropy network.
• St. Anthony's (San Francisco)minorOthersSt. Anthony's San Francisco is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• Urban League of AtlantaminorOthersUrban League of Atlanta is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support.
• Women Donors NetworkminorOthersWomen Donors Network is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support, indicating alignment with women's philanthropy network.
• Women's Catalytic FundminorOthersWomen's Catalytic Fund is listed among the non-profit organizations that Women With Capital is proud to support, indicating alignment with women's wealth and philanthropy focus.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves3 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Others

• How Women Lead: How Women Lead is a network of women leaders that supports women in philanthropy, investing, and board service. It overlaps with WWC on the values-aligned-women-leaders community and is listed among WWC's supported non-profits, making it a thematically adjacent ecosystem peer.
• Invest for Better: Invest for Better is a non-profit that runs cohort-based programs helping women investors align their portfolios with values. It is thematically adjacent to Women with Capital (impact investing, women, cohort-based learning), though it is a non-profit and partners with WWC rather than competes.

Emerging players

• The 77%: The 77% is a media and community platform dedicated to women and money, focused on financial literacy and honest conversations about wealth. It shares the Women-with-Capital thesis of giving women a safe, modern space to talk about money, though it operates as media rather than a paid educational cohort.
• Fiscal Femme: Fiscal Femme is a financial education platform and community aimed at women of color and broader audiences, focused on money, investing, and wealth-building. It is comparable to WWC in women-focused financial education and community, but skews to a younger, more diverse, and lower-ticket segment.
• Ellevate Network: Ellevate Network is a community and professional network for professional women, with a growing focus on financial empowerment and connection. It overlaps with Women with Capital on women-focused community and education, though its center of gravity is career networking rather than wealth investing.
• HerMoney: HerMoney, founded by Jean Chatzky, provides financial education, content, and community programs aimed at women across income levels. It is comparable to Women with Capital in women-focused financial education and storytelling, but is content-first rather than cohort-and-membership based.

Regional players

• Female Invest: Female Invest is a European financial education and community platform focused on teaching women to invest, with content on impact and sustainable investing. It is comparable to Women with Capital in target audience and impact-investing education, but is primarily European and serves a more mass-market segment.

Direct peers

• Ellevest: Ellevest is a digital wealth-management platform built specifically for women, offering investing, financial planning, and educational content. It is directly comparable to Women with Capital in mission (empowering women financially) and target audience, but competes via a low-cost, app-based model versus WWC's premium in-person community.
• Worth (Worth Financial Advisors): Worth is a financial advisory firm focused on high-net-worth women, providing planning and investment advice tailored to gender-specific wealth issues. It is comparable to Women with Capital in its HNW-women focus and impact-oriented planning, though delivered through traditional advisory relationships rather than cohort-based education.

Broad incumbents

• Maven: Maven is a cohort-based learning platform hosting expert-led courses across professional topics. It is comparable to Women with Capital on the small-cohort, instructor-led educational model and recurring cohort admissions, though Maven operates across many subject areas rather than women's impact investing specifically.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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