Which Locations Does Antler Operate In Worldwide?

Antler operates across more than 26 locations worldwide, organized into four broad regions: Asia Pacific, Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East and Africa. If you are a founder deciding where to build or scale, the site's "Find your location" tool is the intended starting point for exploring individual offices. The exact city list is not enumerated on the homepage, so treat the regional groupings below as the confirmed level of detail and use the location finder for specifics.

How Antler describes its global footprint

Antler presents itself as a global early-stage VC investing in founders "from first check to IPO." Its homepage states it is active across 30 locations globally, while a separate figure on the same page cites 26 locations worldwide. Both numbers appear in the source material, so the honest reading is that Antler's footprint is in the high twenties and the count varies by how locations are defined or updated.

Two other scale figures help frame what "location" means in practice:

The four regional groupings

Antler organizes its presence under four headings on the site:

• Asia Pacific — includes markets where portfolio companies such as Wrtn (consumer AI, Asia) and Airalo (eSIM) operate.
• Europe — home to companies such as Peec AI, described as one of Europe's fastest-growing companies.
• Americas — covers North and South American operations.
• Middle East and Africa — the fourth regional grouping.

These are navigation categories rather than a confirmed office list. The homepage does not name individual cities within each region.

Using "Find your location" to choose a base

The site provides a "Find your location" entry point described as a way to "explore Antler locations around the world and find the best place to start and scale your company." The intended workflow is:

1. Open the location finder from the Antler homepage.
2. Browse the locations listed under each region.
3. Compare against your own criteria — where you can legally work, where your target customers are, and which stage you are at.

The source material frames locations as serving two different needs: starting a company and scaling one. That distinction matters because a location suited to a first-time founder entering a program may differ from one suited to a company raising a later round.

What the page does not tell you

The homepage does not list specific cities, program dates, investment amounts, or eligibility rules per location. It also does not state pricing or fees, and nothing in the source indicates whether applying or joining is free. If you need city-level detail, program terms, or application requirements, those have to come from the individual location pages reached through the finder.

A practical way to decide

If your goal is simply to know whether Antler covers your region, the four groupings answer that. If your goal is to pick a specific base, the regional labels are too coarse — go to the location finder, shortlist the cities that fit your market and visa situation, then check each location's page for the program details the homepage omits.