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Investor Matrix
Credibility
Portfolio Scale · 88th percentile
- Portfolio company Supabase is a unicorn with a valuation exceeding $1 billion.
- Approximately four years of active angel investing experience, with earliest confirmed investments dating to 2021.
- Made at least three confirmed angel investments: Supabase, Merge, and Metrist.
Founder score
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)Current co-founder and CEO/CTO of PagerDuty, a role he has held since founding the company in 2009.
- 92%Probability of being accurate (92%)PagerDuty went public via IPO, representing a successful exit for Alex Solomon as a co-founder.
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)PagerDuty was co-founded with multiple co-founders, confirming a co-founding team structure.
- 45%Probability of being accurate (45%)Identified Hugging Face account (@alexsolo) linked to Alex Solo.
- 40%Probability of being accurate (40%)Identified Stack Overflow account for Alex Solo with activity in JavaScript and jQuery.
Investor score
- 88%Probability of being accurate (88%)Publicly identified as an angel investor in multiple startups including Merge and Metrist.
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)Made at least three confirmed angel investments: Supabase, Merge, and Metrist.
- 80%Probability of being accurate (80%)Portfolio company Supabase is a unicorn with a valuation exceeding $1 billion.
- 72%Probability of being accurate (72%)Approximately four years of active angel investing experience, with earliest confirmed investments dating to 2021.
What you likely need
Alex Solomon is a high-credibility founder-turned-angel-investor, having co-founded and taken PagerDuty public while building a growing portfolio of angel investments in developer-tools companies. His sabbatical period is an ideal time to formalize his investing practice and deepen his portfolio thesis around developer infrastructure. Strengthening his public profile and deal flow infrastructure will help him maximize this transition.
Are these your current priorities?
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- fundraisingConsider formalizing your angel activity into a small SPV or micro-fund to access better deal terms and attract co-investors who want to follow your conviction in developer-tools companies.
- positioningPublish a public investing thesis around developer infrastructure and incident management to attract inbound deal flow from founders who align with your PagerDuty-era expertise.
- introsJoin a structured angel network (e.g., AngelList, Operator Collective, or All Raise) to systematize deal sourcing and due diligence during your sabbatical.
- introsLeverage your PagerDuty alumni and customer network to source early-stage deals in DevOps, SRE, and observability — areas where your domain expertise gives you a genuine edge.
- positioningUse your sabbatical to write or speak publicly about lessons from scaling PagerDuty to IPO, which will build your personal brand as an operator-investor and attract high-quality founders.
- tacticalOffer structured office hours or advisory sessions to your existing portfolio companies (Merge, Metrist, Supabase) to deepen relationships and earn pro-rata rights in future rounds.
- wellbeingProtect the intentionality of your sabbatical by setting clear boundaries on how many new investment conversations you take per month, to avoid burning out before your next chapter.