Benchmark on X 

Benchmark is a United States venture-capital firm whose public website is deliberately spare. On benchmark.com the house names itself, lists San Francisco and Woodside office addresses, and points readers to the official @benchmark account on X. The accessible official page does not publish a long strategy essay, a fund-size table, or a portfolio grid. Those missing figures are not added here. What can be said from the site is simple: Benchmark is a professional venture partnership with two named California addresses, and it wants the public conversation to happen on the handle it links. A thin website is still a source of record. The San Francisco line is 140 New Montgomery Street. The Woodside line is 2965 Woodside Road. Those are the addresses Benchmark chooses to print. They are not a drop box for pitch decks, not a wire desk, and not a place to courier passports. People who want to reach the firm should use whatever contact path the current site shows, not a stranger’s direct message that copies the logo. Official X, converted from the historic twitter.com/benchmark link, is x.com/benchmark. That is the only social URL the supplied official page identified. It carries whatever the partnership decides to post: notes, congratulations, and links back to the site. It is not a fundraising desk, not a data room, and not a channel that collects one-time passwords, bank details, or signed term sheets. Anyone claiming to be a Benchmark partner who asks for a wire or an OTP in a reply is not the firm. None of this is investment advice, a solicitation to invest, or an invitation to send confidential materials into a public feed. Benchmark’s own spare homepage is the source for addresses and for the official handle. Follow @benchmark for the firm’s public voice, then verify every office line and any future page the partnership adds at benchmark.com rather than treating a viral thread as a private-placement memorandum.