Superstep Capital: Buy Box & Recent Acquisitions

At a glance

Revenue range	$10M to $40M S3
Check size	$10M to $50M S3
Deal types	Platform, Add-on S3
Geography	North America S3
Sectors	IT Services & MSP

What Superstep Capital buys

Superstep Capital is a private equity firm run by former digital services executives, including the founder of Hero Digital and a former CEO of T3, and it invests only in digital and IT services firms. It looks for founder-owned North American companies with $10 million to $40 million of revenue, healthy EBITDA and a clear specialty, and it makes equity investments of $10 million to $50 million. It prefers control buyouts but will also use recapitalizations and other structures. Its themes include data and AI, cloud and infrastructure engineering, product engineering, enterprise software implementation, commerce, marketing services and cybersecurity.

The firm owns only a few companies at a time. Its current holdings are Coredrive, CQL, OneSix, Tru Consulting, Zaelab and Zencore, and most are partners to one technology ecosystem such as Google Cloud, IFS, Shopify or ServiceNow. Smaller specialists can meet Superstep as add-ons: Zaelab merged with TMG in 2025, and Coredrive was formed in 2026 by combining two IFS consultancies.

Recent deals

Announced in the 24 months before October 27, 2026.

Date	Company	Type	Sector	Source
Aug 2026	ZencoreIndependent Google Cloud and AI consultancy founded in 2021 by former Google Cloud leaders	Platform	IT Services & MSP	Source
Apr 2026	JumpModel and Gogh SolutionsTwo IFS software consultancies combined with Superstep's investment; the business now operates as Coredrive	Platform	IT Services & MSP	Source
Jul 2025	TMGB2B commerce firm for manufacturers merged into Zaelab	Add-on	IT Services & MSP	Source

Portfolio by sector

From the firm's portfolio page S4.

B2B Customer Experience

Zaelab

Data & AI

OneSix
Zencore

Digital Experience

CQL

Enterprise Platforms & Ecosystems

Coredrive

Office of the CFO

Tru Consulting

Greymont’s take

How Superstep Capital fits a seller

Superstep suits founders of IT consulting, cloud, data or software implementation firms that have passed $10 million of revenue and want a buyer that knows how services businesses run. Its partners have built and sold digital agencies themselves, and the firm talks about utilization, sales, partner relationships and talent rather than only financial targets. It says it prefers control, but its criteria also allow recapitalizations, and the JumpModel and Gogh deal shows it will merge two founder-owned firms into one platform. Founders should ask how much equity they will keep in the combined company, and how a merger with another Superstep holding would change their role and their brand, as it did when JumpModel and Gogh became Coredrive.

Questions owners ask

What size IT services companies does Superstep buy?

It targets founder-owned North American digital services firms with $10 million to $40 million of revenue and healthy EBITDA, and it makes equity investments of $10 million to $50 million.

Who runs Superstep Capital?

Managing partner Stuart Coleman led corporate development at Hero Digital, partner Ben Gaddis was CEO of T3, and partner David Kilimnik founded Hero Digital and grew it past $100 million of revenue.

What has Superstep bought recently?

In August 2026 it invested in Zencore, an independent Google Cloud consultancy founded in 2021. In April 2026 it backed the combination of IFS specialists JumpModel and Gogh Solutions, which now operate as Coredrive.

Sources

S1Superstep Capital home page Accessed October 27, 2026
S2Superstep Capital: About Accessed October 27, 2026
S3Superstep Capital: Approach and criteria Accessed October 27, 2026
S4Superstep Capital: Investments Accessed October 27, 2026
S5Superstep Capital Invests in Zencore (August 25, 2026) Accessed October 27, 2026
S6JumpModel and Gogh Solutions Combine, backed by Superstep Capital (PR Newswire, April 2, 2026) Accessed October 27, 2026
S7Building the Category Leader in the IFS Ecosystem (April 2, 2026) Accessed October 27, 2026
S8Zaelab: TMG Acquisition (July 17, 2025) Accessed October 27, 2026
S9Coredrive home page (JumpModel and Gogh Solutions are now Coredrive) Accessed October 27, 2026
S10Superstep Capital: Announcing Our New Strategy (April 1, 2026) Accessed October 27, 2026
S11Superstep Capital: Insights Accessed October 27, 2026

Compiled by Greymont Advisors from public sources, including the firm’s own website and press releases. Greymont is not affiliated with Superstep Capital. Figures are as reported on the dates shown and may have changed. Request a correction