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21.co

21.co, founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York City, is a cryptocurrency-focused financial services company that has raised a total of $146.05 million across multiple funding rounds. Its funding includes $5.05M in Seed Round 1 (May 2013), $116M in Seed Round 2 (March 2015) led by investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Khosla Ventures, and $25M in a Series A round (September 2022) led by Marshall Wace and others. With 11–50 employees, 21.co provides products like 21Shares and Amun, offering regulated, innovative crypto solutions for both institutional and individual investors.

ABL Space Systems

ABL Space Systems, founded in 2017 and headquartered in El Segundo, California, United States, raised a $200 million Series B expansion round in October 2021 that valued it at approximately $2.4 billion. The company is building the RS1 rocket and GS0 container‑based ground system to provide low‑cost, rapid‑deployment launches for small satellites. With major backers such as T. Rowe Price, Fidelity Investments and Lockheed Martin Ventures, ABL Space Systems is poised to serve both commercial and government launch markets and scale responsive access to orbit.

Abnormal AI

Abnormal AI, founded in 2018 and based in Las Vegas, Nevada, has raised a total of $557 million across four funding rounds, reaching a $5.1 billion valuation as of August 2024. The company’s latest $250 million Series D round, led by Wellington Management with participation from Insight Partners, Greylock, Menlo Ventures, and CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, fuels its expansion and IPO preparation. Earlier rounds include $24 million (Series A, 2019), $50 million (Series B, 2020), and $210 million (Series C, 2022), supporting Abnormal AI’s growth in behavioral-based cybersecurity and cloud threat protection.

Abridge Inc

Abridge Inc has raised a total of $773 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in February 2025. Its latest Series E round of $316 million, closed on June 12, 2025, was led by IVP and CapitalG. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, United States, Abridge provides an AI-based health record platform that captures and summarizes patient-doctor conversations for better clinical decision-making. Focused on generative AI and healthcare IT, the company continues to expand globally and enhance patient engagement.

Accelerant

Accelerant has raised $150 million in total funding, including a $150 million PE round on June 22, 2023 supported by Eldridge Industries and Barings. Founded in 2018 and based in Atlanta, Georgia, Accelerant operates an insurance risk exchange connecting specialty underwriters with capital, re-platforming the insurance value chain. Reported headcount was 2 employees as of Dec 31, 2024. The company is focused on scaling underwriting capacity and expanding its marketplace to streamline specialty insurance distribution.

Acorns

Acorns has raised $588M across several rounds, including a major $300M Series F in March 2022 at a $1.9B valuation, backed by TPG, BlackRock, Bain Capital Ventures and others. Earlier, the company collected $180M Series E in January 2019 and received undisclosed angel funding in 2019 from notable individuals such as Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez. Founded in 2012, Acorns allows users to invest spare change through automated round-ups, diversified portfolios, and financial wellness tools. Funding has powered product expansion, subscriber growth, and strategic partnerships across financial services.

Actifio

Actifio raised $461 million through multiple rounds, including a $50M Series D (2013), $100M Series E (2014), and $100M Series F (2018), backed by firms such as Andreessen Horowitz, TCV, Greylock, Tiger Global, North Bridge, and 83NORTH. Founded in 2009, the company pioneered copy data virtualization, eliminating redundant data infrastructure and modernizing backup, disaster recovery, and test-development environments. These funding rounds accelerated Actifio’s product innovation, cloud integrations, and enterprise expansion, ultimately establishing it as one of the most influential data-management platforms before its acquisition.

ActiveCampaign

ActiveCampaign, founded in 2003 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, United States, has raised $363 million in total funding, reaching a $3 billion valuation after its $240 million Series C round led by Dragoneer Investment Group and Tiger Global Management. With 705 employees, the company provides marketing automation, CRM, and sales solutions to over 150,000 customers worldwide. ActiveCampaign’s AI-powered platform enables personalized campaigns, customer tracking, and automated workflows that help businesses grow smarter and scale faster.

ACV Auctions

ACV Auctions has raised $350 million across multiple rounds, including a $50M conventional debt round (Sep 2020)supporting liquidity and post-IPO operations. Earlier rounds include various equity financings prior to its public listing that helped the company achieve unicorn status in under six years. Founded in 2014, ACV Auctions built a mobile-based B2B marketplace enabling auto dealers to buy and sell wholesale inventory. Funding accelerated nationwide expansion, inspection technology, pricing intelligence tools, and data infrastructure, enabling dealers to transact more transparently and efficiently across digital channels.

Addepar

Addepar has raised a total of $759 million across seven funding rounds, reaching a $3.25 billion valuation as of May 2025. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, the company provides a data-driven wealth management platform managing over $4 trillion in assets. Major rounds include $140 million Series D (2017), $117 million Series E (2020), and $166.3 million Series F (2021) led by D1 Capital Partners, WestCap, and 8VC. Addepar continues expanding globally, enhancing analytics, reporting, and platform integrations for investment professionals.

Adept

Adept, founded in 2017 and based in San Francisco, California, has raised a total of $415 million in funding, reaching a $1 billion valuation in March 2023. The company secured $65 million in Seed and Early Rounds (2017–2021), another $65 million in its Series A (April 2022) led by Addition and Greylock, and $350 million in Series B (March 2023) led by General Catalyst and Spark Capital. Adept develops agentic AI systems that automate digital workflows, integrating multimodal models and custom software for intelligent enterprise automation.

Affirm

Affirm, founded in 2012, has raised more than 1.5 billion before going public. Its largest round was a 300 million Series F in 2019 at a 2.9 billion valuation. The San Francisco based company provides buy now pay later financing for consumers and merchants through transparent installment products. Affirm integrates APIs for underwriting, checkout, repayment, and merchant analytics. Funding strengthened credit modeling, product expansion, and merchant growth. Today the company continues scaling global partnerships and financial products.

African Golden Food

African Golden Food has raised $1 million in its latest seed round in November 2025, backed by FrugalFP B.V. and an Aberdeen investor group led by John Lind. This funding supports AGF’s mission to scale sustainable farming operations and expand its agricultural product portfolio across Nigeria and broader West Africa. With a growing digital-first supply chain network and improved farm-to-market efficiency, the company is positioned to modernize local agriculture through technology-driven processes. The seed round strengthens AGF’s foundation as it accelerates production, distribution, and operational capabilities.

AgentSync

AgentSync, valued at $1.2 billion, has raised $161 million across multiple rounds, including a $75 million Series B led by Valor Equity Partners. Founded in 2018 and based in Denver, Colorado, AgentSync provides a regulatory compliance platform connecting insurance carriers, agencies, and producers. Its solutions include producer management, regulatory reporting, and API integrations. With investors like Tiger Global Management and SciFi, AgentSync is advancing insurance compliance automation and establishing itself as a leading provider of enterprise-grade InsurTech infrastructure.

AgroStar

AgroStar has raised more than $127 million across multiple rounds, including a recent Series E extension of $6.7M in April 2025 led by Evolvence India, Chiratae Ventures, and Hero Enterprise. Earlier rounds include Series E ($10M, 2022), Series D ($70M, 2021), Series C ($27M, 2019), Series B ($10M, 2017), and Series A ($4M, 2015). These investments backed by Accel, Bertelsmann India Investments, IDG Ventures India, Aavishkaar, and others support AgroStar’s expansion of its agri-advisory stack, retail footprint, and digital solutions for millions of Indian farmers.

Agtonomy

Agtonomy has raised $63 million across its Seed, Series A, and Series B rounds to accelerate its autonomous, electric tractor and farm-equipment technology. The company secured $22.5M in Seed funding from Cavallo Ventures and Mirae Asset Venture Investment in 2022, followed by $22.5M Series A led by Momenta in 2023. In late 2025, Agtonomy raised a $18M Series B round led by DBL Partners to expand commercialization. This funding supports scaling its AI-powered software and electrification stack built for local farming operations and equipment manufacturers.

AirOps

AirOps, founded in 2021, has raised a total of $22.5 million across two funding rounds. Key investors include Unusual Ventures and Wing Venture Capital. The company, headquartered in Miami, Florida, offers a no-code AI platform that empowers marketers and business teams to build AI-powered applications without engineering expertise. AirOps' product features include ready-to-use growth playbooks that help businesses scale campaigns and accelerate content production. The platform has gained traction with notable clients like Anne Klein and Harvard Business Publishing.

airSlate

airSlate has raised a total of $185 million across four funding rounds, reaching a $1.25 billion valuation as of June 2022. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Brookline, Massachusetts, the company provides a no-code business automation platform powered by AI and workflow bots. Its funding includes a $40M Series A (2017), $40M Series B (2021) led by Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital, $50M debt financing from Silicon Valley Bank, and a $51.5M Series C (2022) led by G Squared. airSlate serves 100M+ users through products like pdfFiller, signNow, and USLegal.

Airbnb

Airbnb has raised around $2.95 billion across multiple large financings, including a $1.5B Series E tranche in Dec 2015, a $1B Series E round in April 2020 led by Silver Lake and partners, plus conventional debt and strategic liquidity measures during market stress in 2020. Founded in 2008, Airbnb scaled an online marketplace for short-term rentals and experiences. Funding helped the company expand global supply, improve trust and safety systems, build Experiences, and strengthen balance-sheet resilience through the COVID downturn and into broader hospitality innovation.

Airbyte

Airbyte, valued at $1.5 billion, has raised $181 million across multiple rounds, including a $150 million Series B led by Altimeter Capital and Coatue. Founded in 2020 and based in San Francisco, the company operates an open-source data integration platform that enables businesses to extract, load, and synchronize data from various sources. With over 400 connectors, pipeline debugging, and monitoring tools, Airbyte empowers teams to consolidate data into warehouses and lakes efficiently while driving open innovation in the big data ecosystem.

Aircall

Aircall, founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, United States, has raised about $226 million in funding and achieved a $1 billion valuation. The company provides a cloud-based call center platform that enables businesses to manage communications, route calls, and integrate with tools like Salesforce and Slack. Backed by investors such as Bayrock and Next World Capital, Aircall simplifies customer service and sales calls with scalable VoIP infrastructure and seamless integrations for modern global teams.

Airtable

Airtable has secured $1.35 billion in total funding, positioning it among the most well-funded low-code and AI-powered productivity platforms. Its largest round a $735M Series F in 2021 pushed its valuation to $11B, with investors including Franklin Templeton, Iconiq Capital, and JPMorgan participating. Earlier rounds included a $270M Series E and $185M Series D, each supporting rapid expansion and AI-driven product innovation. With backing from top firms like Benchmark, Thrive Capital, CRV, and Caffeinated Capital, Airtable continues to scale enterprise adoption and automate complex workflows worldwide.

Alation

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Redwood City, Alation is an AI-driven data cataloging company helping enterprises discover, govern, and use data efficiently. The company has raised $340 million in total funding, with investors including Sapphire Ventures and Harmony Partners, and achieved a $1.7 billion valuation in 2022. Alation’s platform combines machine learning and human insight to centralize data knowledge, enhance governance, and simplify analytics for large organizations.

Alchemy

Alchemy, founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised a total of $564 million in funding, including a $250 million Series C led by Andreessen Horowitz in October 2021 and a $200 million extension led by Silver Lake in January 2022. With a $10 billion valuation, Alchemy provides blockchain and Web3 infrastructure tools that power leading platforms like OpenSea and Dapper Labs, helping developers build, monitor, and scale decentralized applications efficiently.

Aledade

Aledade, a healthcare IT company empowering primary care physicians through data analytics and value-based care, has raised $780 million to date. Its most recent Series F round in June 2023 brought in $260 million, pushing the company’s valuation to $3.5 billion. Founded in 2014 by Farzad Mostashari and Mat Kendall, Aledade is backed by major investors such as Fidelity Investments, IVP, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Meritech Capital Partners. The platform enables independent healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes and financial performance using AI-driven clinical insights.

Alembic

Alembic, founded to provide AI-enabled marketing analytics, raised $145 million in 2025 led by Prysm Capital and Accenture at a $645 million valuation. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the startup delivers AI-powered insights to optimize campaign targeting, predict audience behavior, and personalize marketing content. The funding will support expansion of engineering and data science teams, scale platform adoption, and enhance predictive analytics capabilities. With strong backing and innovative technology, Alembic is positioned to transform data-driven marketing across enterprise clients globally.

Aleo

Aleo, a blockchain infrastructure startup headquartered in San Francisco, has raised a total of $228 million in funding to date. Its largest round, a $200 million Series B in February 2022, was led by Kora Management LP and SoftBank Vision Fund 2, giving the company a valuation of $1.45 billion. Earlier, Aleo secured $28 million in Series A (April 2021) led by Andreessen Horowitz, followed by a $21 million round in January 2025. With backing from major investors like Tiger Global and Samsung Next, Aleo is building a private-by-default, zero-knowledge blockchain network for developers.

Algolia

Algolia has raised $335 million across multiple funding rounds, with the latest being a $150 million Series D round in July 2021 led by Lone Pine Capital at a $2.25 billion valuation. Founded in 2012, the company earlier secured $120 K in Pre-Seed (March 2014), $1.5 M and $1.3 M in Seed rounds (2013–2014), $18.3 M in Series A (2015), $53 M in Series B (2017), and $110 M in Series C (2019). Algolia continues to attract top-tier investors, including Lone Pine Capital and Accel, fueling its growth in AI-driven search and discovery solutions for businesses worldwide.

Alibaba Bendi Shenghuo Fuwu Gongsi

Alibaba Bendi Shenghuo Fuwu Gongsi, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Beijing, China, has raised approximately $4 billion in private equity funding led by Alibaba Group and SoftBank Vision Fund. With its key businesses Ele.me and Koubei, the company operates one of China’s largest local services and on-demand delivery platforms, offering food delivery and restaurant discovery services. Supported by investors including Ant Group and Primavera Capital, the company holds a valuation near $30 billion and continues expanding its technology and service offerings in the Chinese local commerce market.

Allbirds

Allbirds has raised $255 million across multiple funding rounds, including major infusions such as the $50M Series C led by T. Rowe Price and $100M Series E backed by Franklin Templeton. Earlier rounds from Maveron, Tiger Global, and Lerer Hippeau fueled rapid expansion, helping the company achieve unicorn status in less than four years. With strong support from institutional investors and a valuation built on sustainability-driven consumer demand, Allbirds continues innovating its material science stack while expanding retail presence and establishing itself as a global leader in eco-friendly footwear.

Alloy

Alloy, a New York–based RegTech company, has raised $211 million across multiple rounds, including a $52 million Series C round in September 2022, at a valuation of $1.55 billion. Its earlier rounds include a $100M Series C (2021), a $40M Series B (2020), a $12M Series A (2019), and multiple seed rounds led by investors such as Lightspeed Venture Partners, Avenir Growth Capital, Canapi Ventures, and Bessemer Venture Partners. Alloy’s funding has propelled its identity decisioning platform, used by banks and fintech firms to streamline onboarding, detect fraud, and automate risk management.

AlphaSense

AlphaSense has raised a total of $1.39 billion across multiple funding rounds, with the most recent being a $650 million Series F round in June 2024, led by BDT & MSD Partners and Viking Global Investors, at a $4 billion valuation. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in New York, the AI-powered platform aggregates market intelligence from SEC filings, broker research, and conference calls. Previous funding rounds include $33M Seed (2016), $50M Series B (2019), $28M Debt (2020), $180M Series C (2021), $225M Series D (2022), $100M Series D Second (2023), and $150M Series E (2023), supporting AI expansion.

Altana Technologies

Altana Technologies has raised a total of $343 million in funding, achieving unicorn status on July 29, 2024. Its latest Series C round of $221 million, led by Generation Investment Management and Activate Capital, enabled the company to scale its AI-driven regulatory, risk, and supply chain management software across multiple sectors. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, Altana Technologies employs 110 people and is valued at $1 billion. The platform provides real-time monitoring, compliance management, and risk mitigation solutions for enterprises globally.

Alto

Alto

Alto, a San Francisco-based digital pharmacy founded in 2015, has raised $592 million across multiple funding rounds, achieving a $1 billion valuation after its $200 million Series E round in January 2022, led by SoftBank Vision Fund. Other key investors include Greenoaks, Jackson Square Ventures, and Meritech Capital. Alto’s platform combines expert pharmacist care, prescription management, and same-day delivery to simplify access to and affordability of medications. With over 1,400 employees, the company is reshaping how patients and healthcare providers manage prescriptions digitally.

Altruist

Altruist, founded in 2018 in Los Angeles, California, is a unicorn investment tech company providing AI-powered portfolio management and digital brokerage solutions for financial advisors. The company has raised a total of $602M, including a $152M Series F on April 22, 2025, backed by Baillie Gifford and Vanguard, reaching a $1.5B valuation. With 169 employees, Altruist enables advisors to manage goal-based savings, optimize taxes, and track expenses, leveraging AI to enhance portfolio insights and streamline client management across the wealth management ecosystem.

Amagi

Amagi has raised a total of $359 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $100 million Series F in November 2022, a $95 million Series E in March 2022, and a $100 million Series E in September 2021. The company is currently valued at ₹11,600 crore (as of November 2022). Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Bengaluru, India, Amagi provides cloud-based broadcast, streaming, and advertising solutions. Its offerings enable channel origination, media management, and dynamic ad insertion, helping media companies modernize infrastructure and scale cloud-native operations globally.

Amazon

Amazon has raised $8M in early funding, beginning with its $8M Series A in 1996 led by Kleiner Perkins, which helped launch its online retail operations. After going public, Amazon secured additional capital through a $100M post-IPO equity round in 2001, supporting expansion during tech market volatility. In 2023, the company raised $8B in post-IPO debt from TD Bank, DBS Bank, and Mizuho Bank to strengthen liquidity, fund acquisitions, and support global growth. Today, Amazon operates at a massive scale with $638B in revenue, backed by long-term institutional investors.

Ambience

Ambience has raised a total of $313 million across multiple funding rounds, achieving a $1 billion valuation in July 2025. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, the healthcare IT company provides an AI-based medical scribe platform that integrates with EMR workflows to generate clinical notes within seconds. With 51–200 employees, Ambience leverages advanced AI to improve efficiency and accuracy in healthcare documentation. Backed by investors including Founders Circle Capital and Georgian, the company is focused on global expansion, AI innovation, and enhancing patient care outcomes.

Amount

Amount, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, has raised about $252 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company provides omnichannel banking and lending technology that helps banks offer digital personal loans, credit cards, and BNPL services. Backed by investors like DFJ Growth and General Atlantic, Amount’s platform includes tools for fraud prevention, identity verification, and analytics, enabling financial institutions to modernize operations and deliver digital-first customer experiences.

Ampel

Ample, founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $301 million to date, including a $25 million round in November 2024. The company provides modular battery-swapping stations and automated swap services for fleets and automakers, using computer vision to identify battery modules and enable rapid swaps in minutes. Valued at about $1 billion in November 2021, Ample aims to reduce EV downtime and accelerate global fleet electrification with its scalable battery-swapping infrastructure.

Amperity

Amperity has raised $9M in its Series A, $28M in Series B, $50M in Series C, and $100M in Series D, totaling $187M in funding to date. Additional rounds include a pre-seed in January 2016 and a convertible note in April 2011. Investors participating across these rounds include HighSage Ventures, Tiger Global Management, Madrona Venture Group, and Declaration Partners. These funds have been used to develop Amperity’s AI-powered customer data platform, expand international operations, enhance data management capabilities, and drive R&D innovation in first-party customer data solutions.

Amplitude

Amplitude, founded in 2012, joined the Unicorn Club in May 2020 after raising a $50 million Series E led by GIC, achieving a $1 billion valuation. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the SaaS unicorn has raised $336 million across seven funding rounds. Amplitude provides cloud-based product analytics, helping companies analyze customer data, visualize user journeys, and optimize growth and engagement. Investors include GIC, IVP, and Meritech. Funding supports global scaling, product innovation, and enterprise adoption, positioning Amplitude as a leader in product analytics and marketing technology.

Amwins

Amwins has raised $283 million across multiple private financings, most recently a $35.3M Series D (Oct 1, 2025), building on earlier strategic growth capital to scale distribution and specialty insurance operations. Founded in 2001, Amwins grew through acquisitions and product diversification, expanding wholesale brokerage, program administration and specialty services. Backers such as Dragoneer Investment Group and PSP Investments supported balance-sheet strength, M&A activity, and technology investments for underwriting automation. Capital has been used to expand specialty lines, deepen broker relationships, and modernize risk-management and data capabilities across the platform.

Anaplan

Anaplan raised approximately $300 million across late-stage financings, including a $100M Series D (May 23, 2014), a $90M Series E (Jan 14, 2016) at about a $1.09B valuation, and a $60M Series F (Dec 05, 2017) that fueled product expansion and go-to-market growth.

Anchorage Digital

Anchorage Digital, valued at $3 billion, has raised $487 million across four funding rounds, including a $350 million Series D led by KKR. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company provides a secure digital asset platform for institutions, offering custody, trading, staking, and governance tools. As the first federally chartered crypto bank in the U.S., Anchorage serves financial institutions and fintechs globally, backed by investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Visa, and GIC.

Andela

Andela has raised a total of $381 million across multiple rounds, including a $200 million Series E led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2, which valued the company at $1.5 billion in September 2021. Earlier rounds saw participation from Generation Investment Management, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Spark Capital, and CRE Venture Capital. Founded in 2014, Andela built the world’s largest private marketplace for vetted remote tech talent. Its platform connects skilled developers from over 80 countries with top global employers, simplifying compliance, payroll, and talent management at scale.

Anduril Industries

Anduril Industries, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, has raised over $6 billion through successive funding rounds, including a $2.5 billion Series G in June 2025 led by Founders Fund that valued the company at around $30.5 billion. Anduril develops autonomous defense systems, AI-enabled battlefield software, and robotics solutions for national security applications. Backed by investors such as Founders Fund, Sands Capital, Fidelity, and Andreessen Horowitz, Anduril continues to expand its defense portfolio, manufacturing capabilities, and strategic government partnerships.

Anduril

Anduril has raised $6.26 billion across multiple marquee rounds including a $1.48B Series E (Dec 01, 2022), a $1.5B Series F (Aug 07, 2024), and a $2.5B Series G (Jun 05, 2025) led by Founders Fund and others driving a reported $30.5B valuation (Jun 06, 2025). Founded in 2017, Anduril builds autonomous systems, command-and-control, and ISR platforms for defense and national-security customers. Capital supported rapid productization of Lattice, air and maritime autonomy, manufacturing scale-up, and global defense engagements.

Angel List

Angel List has raised a total of $100 million in a Series B round led by Tiger Global Management and Accomplice in March 2022, valuing the company at $4 billion. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, Angel List provides fund management software and infrastructure for venture capital firms, enabling seamless fund launches, SPVs, and syndicate operations. With 178 employees, the company is focused on automating fund operations, improving compliance, and leveraging AI-driven insights to simplify investment workflows across the global venture capital ecosystem.

Anrok

Anrok has raised a total of $54.3 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $30 million Series B round in April 2024, achieving a valuation of $250 million. The San Francisco-based SaaS company provides a comprehensive sales tax solution for businesses, automating compliance across financial systems. With a workforce of 51–100 employees, Anrok helps finance teams monitor, calculate, and remit taxes efficiently, simplifying global VAT, GST, and sales tax obligations.

Ant Group

Ant Group, headquartered in Hangzhou, China, has raised $19 billion from investors including GIC and Temasek Holdings, achieving a post-money valuation of $150 billion. The fintech company provides mobile payments, lending, wealth management, insurance, and enterprise solutions through a technology-driven platform. Serving millions of consumers and businesses globally, Ant Group leverages AI, blockchain, and data analytics to deliver scalable and secure financial services. With strong funding and global reach, the company is positioned to expand its digital financial ecosystem and maintain leadership in fintech innovation worldwide.

Anthos Therapeutics

Anthos Therapeutics has raised $250 million in funding, backed primarily by Blackstone Life Sciences, which helped launch the company in 2019 through a major private equity investment. The company was established to develop next-generation anticoagulants, addressing the bleeding risks associated with traditional therapies. Anthos Therapeutics’ lead program targets underserved segments like atrial fibrillation and cancer-associated thrombosis, leveraging strong clinical data and partnerships, including support from Novartis. With the acquisition completed and a small, focused team, Anthos continues to push forward with high-impact cardiovascular therapies, backed by strong investor support and clinical validation.

Anthropic

Anthropic, founded in 2021 by former OpenAI researchers, has raised a total of $27.3 billion across 14 funding rounds. The most recent was a $13 billion Series F round in September 2025, led by ICONIQ, Fidelity Management & Research, and Lightspeed Venture Partners, bringing its post-money valuation to $183 billion. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, Anthropic offers the Claude AI platform, focusing on AI safety and alignment. With over 300,000 business users, Claude's adoption continues to grow globally.

Anyscale

Anyscale, valued at $1 billion, has raised $281 million across multiple rounds, including a $199 million Series C led by New Enterprise Associates. Founded in 2019 and based in San Francisco, California, Anyscale provides an AI-based distributed computing platform built on the Ray framework. The platform scales Python workloads for AI, scientific, and complex computing tasks. With investors like Addition and NEA, Anyscale is emerging as a leading force in AI infrastructure, open-source frameworks, and scalable enterprise computing.

Anysphere

Anysphere has raised a total of $1.08 billion in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in December 2024. Its latest Series C round of $900 million, closed on May 5, 2025, was led by Thrive Capital and Accel. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, the company provides AI-powered developer tools and generative AI assistants, including an intelligent code editor and advanced coding solutions. With a valuation of $9.9 billion, Anysphere continues expanding globally in AI-native application development and productivity tools.

Apeel Sciences

Apeel Sciences has raised a total of $717.8 million across nine funding rounds, including a $250 million Series E round in August 2021, achieving a valuation of $2 billion. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Goleta, California, the company employs 101–250 people and specializes in plant-derived shelf life extension technology for fresh produce. Key investors include Temasek Holdings, GIC, and Viking Global Investors. Apeel Sciences’ solutions reduce food waste, preserve produce quality, and support global retailer networks, with continued expansion planned across the U.S., U.K., and Europe.

Apeel

Apeel, founded in 2012, joined the Unicorn Club in May 2020 after raising a $250 million Series D led by GIC. Headquartered in Goleta, California, United States, the agritech unicorn has raised $640 million across six funding rounds. Apeel develops plant-based coatings that extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables, reduce spoilage, and improve supply chain efficiency. Investors include GIC and Temasek. Funding supports global expansion, R&D, and production scaling, positioning Apeel as a leader in sustainable crop technology and food waste reduction solutions.

Apex

Apex, founded in 2022, has raised more than $500 million across Seed to Series D funding rounds, including a $200 million Series D that valued the company at $1 billion. Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States, Apex builds satellites using off the shelf components to reduce manufacturing time and cost. Key investors include Andreessen Horowitz and 8VC. With rapid production capabilities, expanding commercial demand, and increasing defense contracts, Apex is positioned to scale its modular satellite platform and strengthen its role in next generation space infrastructure.

Apigee

Apigee raised $198 million over multiple late-stage rounds, including $35M (July 31, 2013), $20.5M (Dec 18, 2013) and a $60.1M Series E (May 30, 2014) led by Wellington and BlackRock among others. Founded in 2004, Apigee built a robust API management and analytics platform that helps enterprises design, secure, monitor and scale APIs. Funding enabled product development for analytics, developer portals, and cloud deployments positioning Apigee as a core enterprise component for digital transformation and API-first architectures before its acquisition.

Apollo

Apollo.io has raised a total of $251.3 million across six funding rounds, including a $100 million Series D in August 2023, achieving a valuation of $1.6 billion. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company employs 501–1,000 people and provides AI-driven sales and marketing automation tools. Key investors include Sequoia Capital, Tribe Capital, and Bain Capital Ventures. Apollo.io’s platform offers access to over 220 million B2B contacts, enabling automated outreach, pipeline growth, and revenue optimization, with further expansion and ARR growth expected globally.

AppDirect

AppDirect has raised $438M across multiple rounds, beginning with a $3.3M seed round in 2011, followed by $8.5M Series A (2012) and $9M Series B (2013). Growth accelerated with $35M Series C (2014), $50M Series D (2015), and a major $140M Series E later in 2015. The company also secured $185M private equity funding in 2020, CA$54.8M debt financing in 2021, and $100M debt financing in 2023. With total funding reaching $438M, AppDirect hit a $1.5B valuation, backed by J.P. Morgan, Mithril, and CDPQ.

AppDynamics

AppDynamics raised $240 million through venture rounds and strategic growth financings, including a notable $83.4M Series F (Oct 16, 2015) and a $70M Series E (Jul 22, 2014); it also used venture debt instruments (June 2, 2014). Founded in 2008, AppDynamics built real-time application performance monitoring for complex distributed systems measuring transactions, tracing code-level behavior and surfacing business metrics from application telemetry. Funding accelerated global sales, product development for containerized and cloud-native environments, and enterprise integrations that enabled AppDynamics to support large-scale digital transformation initiatives.

AppHarvest

AppHarvest has raised $150 million across multiple rounds, including a $28M post-IPO round in August 2020, following earlier Series A rounds of $82M in 2019 and $11M in 2020. Founded in 2014, the company leverages AI, robotics, and controlled-environment agriculture to produce vegetables in large-scale indoor farms. With backing from ValueAct Capital, Revolution, Equilibrium, and other prominent investors, AppHarvest has used its funding to build high-tech facilities powered by sunlight and recycled rainwater, enabling sustainable and efficient crop production.

AppNexus

AppNexus raised $319 million across several rounds, including a $62.7M Series F (Apr 1, 2015), an undisclosed Series F (2015) tranche, and a $31M Series F (Sep 30, 2016) that helped scale its marketplace and platform operations. Founded in 2007, AppNexus built a full-stack programmatic advertising platform offering DSP, SSP, ad-exchange and analytics powering major buyers and publishers globally. Capital was deployed to expand product engineering, global data centers, and publisher tools, enabling low-latency trading, yield optimization, and integrations with major ecosystem players across the ad stack.

Applied Intuition

Applied Intuition has raised $1.2 billion across major rounds, including a massive $600 million Series F in June 2025, a $250 million Series E in 2024, and a $175 million Series D in 2021 at a $3.6 billion valuation. The company reached a $15 billion valuation in 2025, backed by investors such as Fidelity, BlackRock, Kleiner Perkins, Lux Capital, General Catalyst, Bond Capital, and Andreessen Horowitz. Founded in 2017, Applied Intuition provides end-to-end simulation software for autonomous vehicles, supporting sensor modeling, planning, traffic behavior simulation, and autonomous stack validation.

AppsFlyer

AppsFlyer has raised $300 million to date, including a large $210M Series D tranche (Jan 21, 2020) and later Series D activity establishing a $2B valuation (Nov 24, 2020) with participation from strategic investors such as Salesforce Ventures. Founded in 2011, AppsFlyer provides mobile attribution, analytics and measurement for app marketers—tracking user acquisition, campaign ROI and events across channels. Funding supported product innovation, global scale, and integrations with ad networks and enterprise martech stacks to deliver reliable mobile measurement at scale.

Aptos

Aptos has raised a total of $350 million across two funding rounds, including a $200 million Seed Round in March 2022 led by Andreessen Horowitz and a $150 million Series A in July 2022 led by FTX Ventures and Jump Crypto, reaching a $4 billion valuation (as of September 2022). Founded in 2021 by Avery Ching and Mohammad Shaikh, Aptos is a Palo Alto–based Web3 startup developing a scalable Layer 1 blockchain for next-generation decentralized applications, aiming to make blockchain technology accessible, secure, and practical for global adoption.

Apttus

Apttus, the quote-to-cash software pioneer, has raised $474M across multiple rounds, including major Series E investments in 2017 led by Premji Invest and ICONIQ, and conventional debt rounds in 2018. Earlier rounds through NEA, Salesforce Ventures, and K1 helped the company reach unicorn valuation status before its acquisition. Apttus’ funding momentum accelerated its AI-driven revenue lifecycle automation tools, expanding enterprise adoption globally. With strong backing from top-tier investors and strategic capital partnerships, Apttus established itself as a category-defining platform in the revenue management ecosystem.

Aqua Security

Aqua Security, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, United States, has raised a total of $325 million, with its latest Series E round bringing in $60 million in January 2024. The company, specializing in cloud-native security solutions, protects businesses by identifying vulnerabilities and hidden malware in cloud applications, particularly in containers. Aqua Security's platform includes cloud workload protection, security posture management, and risk scanning, helping businesses secure their cloud infrastructure and prevent cyberattacks.

Arcadia

Arcadia has raised a total of $566 million across multiple funding rounds, most recently securing $50 million in Series E funding and a $30 million debt facility from JPMorgan Chase in April 2024, at a $1.5 billion valuation. Founded in 2014, the Colorado-based clean energy company provides climate software, energy data, and community solar programs to decarbonize the electric grid. Supported by investors such as Macquarie Asset Management, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and Magnetar Capital, Arcadia continues to scale its renewable energy innovations and expand AI-driven energy management solutions.

Archer

Archer, an electric-VTOL aircraft developer based in San Jose, has raised $1.93 billion in total funding. The company went public after multiple post-IPO rounds, including $850 million in June 2025 and $430 million in December 2024, supported by investors such as Stellantis, United Airlines, and Wellington. Founded in 2018 by Brett Adcock and Adam Goldstein, Archer is valued among the top aerospace innovators shaping the urban air mobility market. Its ongoing funding reflects investor confidence in next-generation, sustainable, electric flight solutions.

Arctic Wolf

Arctic Wolf has raised a total of $899.2 million across nine funding rounds, including a $401 million convertible note in October 2022. Founded in April 2012 and headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, the company employs 1,001–5,000 people and provides cloud-native managed cybersecurity services, including detection, risk management, and cloud monitoring. Key investors include Owl Rock Capital, Viking Global Investors, and Lightspeed Venture Partners. Arctic Wolf’s platform safeguards enterprises globally, with continued expansion, strategic acquisitions, and potential IPO opportunities positioning it for further growth in the cybersecurity market.

Arctus Aerospace

Arctus Aerospace has raised $2.6 million in a Pre-Seed round backed by Version One Ventures, South Park Commons, gradCapital, and angels including Balaji Srinivasan, Srinivas Narayan, early Ather engineers, and leaders from Bounce Infinity and Boom Supersonic. The funding will help accelerate development of Arctus’ advanced aerospace and drone manufacturing platform designed for high-efficiency, next-generation flight vehicles. With growing investor support and India’s deep-tech momentum, Arctus Aerospace is positioning itself as a rising player in aviation and aerospace innovation.

Argo AI

Argo AI, founded in 2016 by Bryan Salesky and Peter Rander, raised $3.7B from Ford, Volkswagen, and Lyft, including a $1B Series D and $2.6B Series E. The Pittsburgh–based company develops full-stack autonomous driving software, HD mapping, perception systems, and OEM vehicle integration for ride-hail and logistics. Funding supported city-scale testing, simulator development, and production-ready AV deployments. Key investors include Volkswagen Group, Ford, and Lyft.

Arize AI

Arize AI has raised a total of $131 million across four funding rounds, including a $70 million Series C in February 2025. Founded in January 2020 and headquartered in Berkeley, California, the company employs 101–250 people and provides an AI observability platform to monitor, evaluate, and improve machine learning models and large language models (LLMs). Key investors include Adams Street Partners, Battery Ventures, and TCV. The platform leverages real-time analytics to enhance AI reliability, reduce uncertainty, and optimize model performance, with further global scaling and enterprise adoption anticipated.

Artera

Artera has raised a total of $110 million across two funding rounds, including a $20 million round in February 2024. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Los Altos, California, the company employs 101–250 people and specializes in AI-based predictive and prognostic cancer tests, primarily for prostate cancer. Key investors include Prosperity7 Ventures, EDBI, and Trium Ventures. Artera’s AI platform combines digital pathology and clinical data to personalize treatment, with international expansion and further funding anticipated to scale its precision oncology solutions globally.

Articulate

Articulate has raised a total of $1.5 billion in funding, most recently receiving a $256K grant from the National Science Foundation in March 2023. Its Series A round in July 2021 raised $1.5 billion, with a pre-money valuation of $2.25 billion and a post-money valuation of $3.75 billion, led by General Atlantic, Blackstone, and Iconiq Capital. Since its founding in 2002, Articulate has focused on content authoring software with products like Articulate 360 and Rise. The funding has enabled platform expansion, product innovation, and global reach, positioning Articulate as a leading e-learning and HRTech solution.

Asana

Asana has raised $453 million across multiple rounds, including major Series E and Series D investments led by Generation Investment Management, as well as earlier backing from Founders Fund and Andreessen Horowitz. The company also secured $200M in debt financing in 2020, supporting expansion ahead of its public listing. Additional secondary transactions and venture rounds further strengthened liquidity and product development. With a valuation boosted by strong enterprise adoption and integrations with 300+ tools, Asana continues scaling its AI-driven work management platform across global teams and industries.

ASAPP

ASAPP, founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York City, New York, has raised about $400 million in funding and reached a $1.6 billion valuation. The company offers AI-driven customer experience software that automates workflows and augments live agents in real time. Backed by investors such as Fidelity Investments and Dragoneer Investment Group, ASAPP applies generative AI and machine learning to improve service efficiency and quality for enterprises, transforming the future of customer support and experience management.

Ascend Elements

Ascend Elements, founded in 2015 and based in Westborough, Massachusetts, has raised a total of $1.1 billion in funding, reaching a valuation between $1.37 billion and $1.65 billion. The company secured $460 million in Series D (September 2023) led by BlackRock, Temasek, and Qatar Investment Authority, followed by $162 million in Series D (February 2024) led by Just Climate and Clearvision Ventures, plus a $481 million grant from OSTI. Ascend Elements recycles lithium-ion batteries into high-performance materials, advancing sustainable energy and circular economy innovation.

Assured Insurance Technologies

Assured Insurance Technologies achieved unicorn status on March 5, 2025 following an undisclosed seed funding round led by Iconiq Capital and Kleiner Perkins. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Palo Alto, United States, the company provides SaaS claims processing solutions for P&C insurers, including FNOL, messaging, fraud detection, and catastrophe management. Its integration-free platform enables rapid deployment, improved data collection, and faster claim closure. With a focus on insurance IT, Assured is expanding globally to enhance operational efficiency and customer experience for major insurers.

Astra

Astra has raised a total of $390.9 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $200 million post-IPO equity round in July 2021 led by BlackRock. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Alameda, California, United States, the company specializes in satellite delivery and launch services for small payloads, offering dedicated launches to sun-synchronous and low-inclination orbits. With 251–500 employees, Astra focuses on cost-effective, frequent space access and innovative spacecraft engine development, positioning itself as a key player in the rapidly growing small satellite launch industry.

Astranis

Astranis, founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $753 million to date and reached a $1.6 billion valuation after its $200 million Series D round in 2024 led by Fidelity Investments and Baillie Gifford. With 302 employees, Astranis designs and manufactures small geostationary satellites that deliver low-cost internet access to remote and rural regions. Its vertically integrated model reduces launch costs and accelerates connectivity deployment for telecom and government partners worldwide.

At-Bay

At-Bay has raised a total of $258 million in funding across several rounds. The company secured $6 million in its Seed round in November 2017, followed by $13 million in Series A in May 2018 and $34 million in Series B in February 2020. At-Bay later raised $185 million in July 2021 and an additional $20 million in October 2021, both as part of its Series D funding round, which brought its valuation to $1.35 billion. With consistent backing from investors like Lightspeed Venture Partners and Khosla Ventures, At-Bay continues its funding momentum in the cyber-insurance sector.

Athelas

Athelas, a Mountain View–based healthcare technology company founded in 2014, has raised a total of $136 million in funding, including a $132 million Series A round in January 2022 at a $1.5 billion valuation, led by General Catalyst and Tribe Capital. Earlier backers include Sequoia Capital, Y Combinator, and Initialized Capital. Athelas builds innovative diagnostic and monitoring solutions, such as its FDA-cleared white blood cell counter and connected health device, to help chronically ill patients monitor vital signs like blood pressure, weight, and glucose from home.

Athian

Athian has raised a total of $9 million across two rounds focused on accelerating climate-impact solutions for the livestock industry. The company secured $5 million in its Seed round from Elanco Animal Health, California Dairies, Inc., and DSM Venturing to build its livestock carbon marketplace. In November 2025, Athian raised $4 million in a Series A round led by Ajinomoto Group Ventures and Chipotle’s Cultivate Next Fund to scale adoption of verified emissions-reduction projects. These combined rounds support Athian’s platform for measuring, validating, and monetizing livestock sustainability outcomes.

Atmosphere

Atmosphere, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, has raised a total of $184 million across multiple funding rounds, achieving a $1 billion valuation as of February 2023. The company most recently secured $62.7 million in May 2025 through a debt facility led by Trinity Capital. With 201–500 employees, Atmosphere provides streaming television and digital signage solutions for businesses, offering curated entertainment channels and custom advertising tools. Backed by investors such as Sageview Capital, Valor Equity Partners, and S3 Ventures, it serves restaurants, gyms, and commercial spaces nationwide.

Attentive Mobile

Attentive Mobile has raised approximately $1.03 billion in total funding, including a $40 million Series B in August 2019, a $110 million Series C in April 2020, a $230 million Series D in September 2020, and a $59 million Series E in June 2021. With backing from leading investors like Sequoia Capital, Coatue Management, Tiger Global and Wellington Management, the company achieved a valuation of $2.2 billion by September 2020. Founded in 2016 and based in New York, Attentive provides AI-driven conversational marketing solutions for e-commerce brands.

Attentive

Attentive has raised a total of $863 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $470 million Series E in March 2021. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Hoboken, New Jersey, United States, the AI-powered marketing platform specializes in SMS and email solutions, helping over 2,000 businesses enhance customer engagement and drive online revenue. With 1001–5000 employees, Attentive leverages AI to deliver personalized mobile messaging, optimize conversational commerce, and expand its global presence across enterprise clients.

Auction.com

Auction.com has raised $142M across multiple rounds, including a landmark $50M Series A in March 2014 led by CapitalG, which pushed its valuation to $1.2B. Earlier rounds included $91.7M Series A (2013) and a seed round in 2012, enabling the company to expand its online real-estate auction marketplace across the U.S. Backed by investors such as CapitalG and Stone Point Capital, Auction.com scaled rapidly in the foreclosure and residential real-estate segment, offering a fully digital bidding platform. Its unicorn milestone reflected investor confidence in online property transactions.

Augment Code

Augment Code has raised a total of $252 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $227 million Series B in April 2024. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States, the AI-powered platform enhances software development through features like chat, code completions, and guided edits. With 51–100 employees, Augment Code is backed by Sutter Hill Ventures, Evolution Equity Partners, Index Ventures, Innovation Endeavors, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Meritech Capital Partners, aiming to improve developer productivity and accelerate enterprise software workflows.

Augury

Augury, founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, raised $180 million in a Series E round in October 2021 led by Baker Hughes, valuing the company at over $1 billion. The company’s platform delivers IoT and AI‑driven machine‑health and process‑health analytics, enabling manufacturers and infrastructure operators to monitor equipment condition, predict failures and optimize performance. With backing from investors such as Munich Re Ventures and Insight Partners, Augury is advancing the future of industrial reliability and digital operations. Augury

Aura

Aura, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Boston, United States, has raised $672 million in funding and reached a $2.5 billion valuation. The company’s $150 million Series E round led by Warburg Pincus made it a unicorn in 2021. Aura offers unified cybersecurity and identity protection solutions through products like Hotspot Shield, Identity Guard, and PrivacyMate. With backing from Annox Capital and Green Bay Ventures, Aura continues to expand its AI-powered digital security ecosystem globally.

Auris Health

Auris Health raised $733 million through successive rounds, including a $280 million Series D (Aug 2017) and a $220 million Series E (Nov 28, 2018) backed by Coatue, Partner Fund Management, Wellington, and other strategic funds. Founded in 2007, Auris developed robotic endoscopy and microsurgical platforms combining robotics, imaging, and analytics for minimally invasive procedures. Funding financed clinical trials, regulatory processes, scaling surgical toolsets, and commercialization. The capital supported multi-modal imaging development, surgical tool kit expansion, and partnerships with hospitals for device adoption and training.

Aurora Solar

Aurora Solar, founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised about $536 million in funding and reached a $4 billion valuation. The company provides AI-powered solar design and sales software that helps professionals create and simulate solar systems using 3D modeling and in-app CAD tools. Backed by investors like ICONIQ Growth and Energize Ventures, Aurora Solar is transforming how solar projects are designed, sold, and deployed across global renewable energy markets.

Aurora

Aurora has raised $693 million to advance its full-stack autonomous driving platform, including a significant $600 million post-IPO round in July 2023, led by T. Rowe Price and Uber. Earlier, the company secured $69.5M in Series B funding (2019) from investors such as Amazon, Lightspeed, Shell Ventures, Greylock, and Index Ventures. Additional backing from Hyundai and Kia strengthened its OEM partnerships. With strong institutional support and deep automotive collaborations, Aurora continues to accelerate the commercialization of the Aurora Driver and expand deployment across logistics and autonomous trucking.

Auth0

Auth0, founded in 2013, raised a $120 million Series F in July 2020, giving it a $1 billion valuation. The company has raised $333 million across multiple funding rounds from investors including Bessemer Venture Partners, Sapphire Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, Meritech, and Trinity Ventures. Auth0 provides cloud-based identity and access management solutions, supporting single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, passwordless login, and advanced security monitoring. Serving enterprises globally, the platform protects digital identities, enhances developer integrations, and improves authentication security. With strong funding and a robust platform, Auth0 continues to expand identity security under Okta.

Automation Anywhere

Automation Anywhere has raised $840M through multiple funding rounds, including a major $290M Series B led by Salesforce Ventures, Goldman Sachs, and SoftBank Vision Fund. Earlier funding includes an undisclosed Series A by Workday Ventures and a $200M debt round led by Hercules Capital and SVB. Valued at $7.3B, the company provides AI-native RPA, document intelligence, and automation cloud solutions used globally. With strong investor backing and expanding generative-AI capabilities, Automation Anywhere continues to scale enterprise automation across industries such as banking, healthcare, telecom, and manufacturing.

Automattic

Automattic has raised $896 million over multiple rounds, including a $300M Series D (Sept 19, 2019), an $80.7M Series D tranche (Dec 26, 2019), and a $275M Series E (Feb 17, 2021) that scaled product and infrastructure investments. Founded in 2005, Automattic powers WordPress.com, WooCommerce and WordPress VIP enabling publishing, commerce and enterprise-scale sites. Capital was used to broaden the platform ecosystem, invest in open-source development, expand VIP enterprise services and accelerate global hiring.

AVA

AVA has raised a total of $368 million across three funding rounds: a $6 million Seed Round in February 2019 led by Andreessen Horowitz and Polychain; a $12 million Series A in May 2020; and a $350 million Series B in April 2022, valuing the company at $5.25 billion. Founded in 2018 by Emin Gun Sirer and Kevin Sekniqi, the Brooklyn-based blockchain company provides decentralized finance infrastructure, tokenization, and smart contract solutions built on the Avalanche consensus protocol, backed by investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Initialized Capital.

Avaya

Avaya has raised $401 million across several rounds, including a grant round in March 2011, a private equity round in November 2011, and a $125M post-IPO round in October 2019 led by RingCentral. Founded in 2000, Avaya provides cloud-based unified communication and contact center solutions for global enterprises. Its funding has supported product modernization, cloud migration, AI-driven routing, and security enhancements across enterprise communication workflows. These investments also enabled deeper integrations with collaboration platforms, expansion of cloud infrastructure, and strengthened security frameworks for mission-critical customer engagement environments.

Aven

Aven has raised a total of $252 million across multiple funding rounds, with a recent $110 million Series E on September 9, 2025. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Burlingame, California, United States, the fintech company provides home-equity backed credit cards, enabling secure payments, money transfers, and bill management. Key investors include GIC and Notable Capital. With a valuation of $2.2 billion, Aven is set to expand its consumer payment solutions and grow its market presence in the U.S. fintech sector.

Avenue One

Avenue One, founded in 2020 and headquartered in New York City, is a leading online marketplace for single-family rental (SFR) homes. The company raised $100 million in its Series D funding on May 15, 2023, led by WestCap and supported by MetLife, reaching a $1 billion valuation. With a team of 11–50 employees, Avenue One provides full-service solutions for buyers, sellers, lenders, and borrowers, streamlining real estate transactions and financing. The platform leverages technology to simplify SFR property management and expand access to institutional real estate investment opportunities.

Aviatrix

Aviatrix, a Santa Clara-based cloud networking company, has secured $346 million in total funding, reaching a $2 billion valuation as of September 2021. The company’s latest Series E round raised $200 million, led by TCV, with participation from CRV and General Catalyst. Previous investors include Monta Vista Capital, Insight Partners, and Tiger Global. Aviatrix continues to advance enterprise cloud networking solutions, focusing on visibility, security, and automation as it strengthens its multicloud networking platform for over 500 leading global enterprises.

AvidXchange

AvidXchange has raised $1.18 billion through multiple rounds, including three Series F financings in 2020 led by Sapphire Ventures and institutional investors. Founded in 2000, the company provides AP automation and payment software that digitizes invoices, automates approval routing, enables electronic payments, and supports supplier management. Funding has driven vertical expansion in real estate, utilities, and construction, as well as deeper ERP integrations and bank partnerships. With a valuation of $4.9 billion in October 2021, AvidXchange continues to scale its mid market payment infrastructure.

Awardco

Awardco has raised a total of $235M across multiple funding rounds, including a $165M Series B round in March 2025 led by General Catalyst and Spectrum Equity, valuing the company at $1B. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Lindon, Utah, Awardco provides employee rewards and recognition software supporting spot recognition, automated service awards, onboarding, wellness programs, and AI-enhanced reward solutions. With a unicorn valuation and global expansion plans, the platform serves businesses aiming to improve engagement and retention, leveraging scalable technology and data-driven insights to optimize employee satisfaction.

Axiom Space

Axiom Space, a Houston-based space technology company, has raised $480 million in funding, reaching a $1.26 billion valuation as of August 2023. The company’s investors include C5 Capital, AlJazira Capital, and Boryung Pharmaceutical. Its most recent round, a $350 million Series C in August 2023, was aimed at accelerating the development of its commercial space station. Founded in 2016, Axiom Space builds orbital infrastructure for research, manufacturing, and space tourism advancing humanity’s long-term presence beyond Earth.

Axonius

Axonius has raised $4 M in its Seed round, $13 M in Series A, $20 M in Series B, $58 M in Series C, $100 M in Series D, $270 M via Secondary Market, and $200 M in Series E Extension bringing total funding to approximately $595 M. These rounds were led by firms including YL Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, OpenView, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Stripes, Accel, and Lightspeed again. Founded in 2017, Axonius provides a cloud-based asset attack surface management solution, and is now scaling globally amid rising cybersecurity demand.

Axtria

Axtria, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, United States, has raised $199 million and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company offers AI-powered data analytics and commercial solutions for life sciences, including marketing, sales, managed care, patient analytics, and forecasting. Backed by Kedaara Capital and Helion Venture Partners, Axtria helps pharma and healthcare organizations optimize operations, improve decision-making, and gain actionable insights. Its platform delivers predictive analytics, business intelligence, and data management tools to transform life sciences operations.

Ayar Labs

Ayar Labs has raised a total of $372 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in December 2024. Its latest Series D round of $155 million, closed on December 11, 2024, was led by Advent International and Light Street Capital. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, the company develops optical interconnect solutions for AI infrastructure and high-performance computing. Valued at $1 billion, Ayar Labs continues expanding globally in photonic technologies, enhancing bandwidth, scalability, and power efficiency for next-generation computing systems.

Figure

Figure, founded in 2022 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, United States, develops commercially autonomous humanoid robots designed to address labor shortages across industries. Its robots perform end-to-end operations in manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, retail, and home environments, combining AI, dexterity, and human-like form factors. Figure has raised a total of $1.75B, including a $1B Series C on September 16, 2025, achieving a $2.6B valuation. Backed by Aliya and Bezos Expeditions, the company is advancing professional service robotics and scaling commercial deployments globally.

Scale AI

Scale AI has raised an extraordinary $15.9B across major rounds, highlighted by a $14.3B Series G in June 2025 led by Meta, and a $1B Series F in 2024 featuring Accel, Y Combinator, Thrive Capital, Nvidia, Tiger Global, and others. Earlier, Scale raised $325M in Series E (2021) from Dragoneer and Wellington. Founded in 2016, the company provides data infrastructure and model evaluation tools for training generative AI and enterprise AI systems. Its massive capital base enables expansion into synthetic data, model fine-tuning, and advanced safety and alignment workflows.

Vagaro

Vagaro, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Pleasanton, California, United States, has raised a total of $63 million in funding, including an undisclosed Series D round led by FTV Capital in November 2021. Valued at $1 billion, Vagaro provides an online booking and business management platform for salons, spas, and wellness centers. The company empowers service providers with tools for scheduling, payments, marketing, and client management while offering consumers an easy way to discover and book beauty and wellness services.

Back Market

Back Market, founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York City, New York, has raised over $1 billion in funding and reached a $5.7 billion valuation. The company runs a global marketplace for refurbished electronics, connecting certified refurbishers with consumers to promote affordable and sustainable tech consumption. Backed by investors like General Atlantic and Generation Investment Management, Back Market is leading the shift toward a circular economy by extending product lifecycles and reducing electronic waste worldwide.

Bakkt

Bakkt has raised $482 million through two major rounds: a $182M Series A (Dec 19, 2018) and a $300M Series B (Feb 28, 2020) with investors including Pantera Capital, M12, BCG, CMT Digital and PayU. Founded in 2018, Bakkt built an app-first platform for crypto trading, enterprise payments, gift cards and merchant fraud protection. Funding fueled product development, regulatory readiness, custody and wallet infrastructure, and merchant integrations. The capital helped Bakkt expand consumer offerings while building institutional-grade rails for custody, settlement and regulated crypto commerce.

Base

Base, founded in 2023, raised a $1 billion Series C in 2025, giving it a $4 billion valuation. The company has raised more than $1.3 billion to date from investors including a16z and Valor Equity Partners. Base provides home battery systems that enable backup power, energy management, and renewable energy integration for residential customers. With advanced technology and scalable production, the company delivers high capacity, safe, and reliable home energy solutions. Base is positioned to expand nationally and lead innovation in home energy storage.

Baseten

Baseten has raised approximately $285 million across multiple rounds to build its unified platform for deploying and scaling AI applications. The company initially secured about $20M across Seed and Series A rounds, followed by a $40M Series B, then a $75M Series C, and most recently a $150M Series D in September 2025 led by BOND, with participation from CapitalG, Conviction, IVP, Spark, Greylock, Premji Invest, 01A, Scribble Ventures, and BoxGroup. The Series D valued Baseten at $2.1 billion, underscoring investor conviction in its role as core AI infrastructure.

Benchling

Benchling, founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $412 million to date and reached a $6.1 billion valuation after its $100 million Series F round in 2021. The company’s cloud-based bioinformatics platform streamlines biotech R&D with tools for molecular biology design, CRISPR editing, data management, and collaboration. Backed by Fidelity Investments, Lone Pine Capital, and Sequoia Capital, Benchling serves research teams across life sciences and pharmaceutical industries.

Bending Spoons

Bending Spoons, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Milan, has grown into a multibillion-dollar technology platform through a combination of strategic funding and acquisitions. Its most recent $710 million equity financing led by T. Rowe Price helped establish an $11 billion valuation and attracted participation from investors like Baillie Gifford, Cox Enterprises, and Durable Capital Partners. The company focuses on acquiring and building digital products and integrating them on a shared technology stack that enhances performance, analytics, and user engagement. Bending Spoons continues investing in global growth and product expansion.

BETA

BETA, founded in 2012 and headquartered in South Burlington, Vermont, designs and manufactures electric aircraft, charging systems, and pilot training programs. Having raised about $1.66 billion in funding from investors like Fidelity Investments and the Qatar Investment Authority, BETA is advancing the shift to sustainable aviation through eVTOL and electric fixed-wing aircraft. The company also builds infrastructure to support electric flight and mobility, positioning itself at the forefront of clean aerospace innovation and electric transport ecosystems.

Better Mortgage

Better Mortgage has raised $980 million across multiple rounds, including a massive $500 million Series E in April 2021 led by SoftBank, valuing the company at $6 billion. Prior rounds include $200 million Series D at a $4 billion valuation, and $160 million Series C, backed by investors such as AGNC Investment Corp, Hoopp, Activant Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Ping An, and American Express. Founded in 2014, Better Mortgage rapidly scaled its AI-powered online mortgage marketplace, reaching unicorn status in under seven years.

BetterUp

BetterUp has raised approximately $2.9 M in its Seed round (Jan 2016), $12.9 M in Series A (Nov 2016), $26 M in Series B (Mar 2018), $103 M in Series C (Jun 2019), $125 M in Series D (Feb 2021), and $300 M in Series E (Oct 2021), bringing the total to around $569 M in funding. These rounds were led by firms such as ICONIQ Growth, Wellington Management, Lightspeed Venture Partners and Sapphire Ventures. Founded in 2013, BetterUp delivers one-on-one professional coaching supported by machine learning and behavioural science, targeting global enterprises and individual professionals.

Beyond Identity

Beyond Identity is revolutionizing identity and access management with its cloud-native, passwordless authentication platform. With $205 million raised including a $100M Series C in 2022 the company achieved unicorn status ($1.1B valuation) within just two years of founding. Backed by Evolution Equity Partners, Koch Disruptive Technologies, and NEA, Beyond Identity’s zero-trust platform integrates secure device authentication and multi-factor access controls to safeguard enterprises against modern cyber threats.

Beyond Meat

Beyond Meat has raised $144M in total funding, including major contributions from investors such as Cleveland Avenue, Tyson Foods, and Kleiner Perkins. Significant milestones include its $56M Series G round in 2017, followed by a $50M Series H round in 2018, which strengthened its production capacity and accelerated product innovation. Earlier rounds and secondary transactions helped the company scale manufacturing and expand into retail and food service partners. Now operating with $326M in annual revenue, Beyond Meat continues to innovate plant-based proteins for global markets following its IPO and commercial success.

BFMeta

BFMeta, founded in 2022 and headquartered in New York City, is a next-generation public blockchain network built for the metaverse. The company reached unicorn status at a $1 billion valuation after its Seed funding round in March 2023, led by Goldman Sachs. Although the total funding amount remains undisclosed, the investment aims to scale the BFMeta ecosystem, enhance developer tools, and expand mobile compatibility. With its mobile-first, energy-efficient architecture, BFMeta enables seamless metaverse experiences, supporting smart contracts, NFTs, and virtual economies across devices worldwide.

Big Health

Big Health has raised a total of $135.1 million across 5 funding rounds, with its largest being a $75 million Series C in January 2022. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the digital therapeutics company provides fully-automated Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) programs for insomnia (Sleepio) and anxiety (Daylight). With 101–250 employees, Big Health is backed by SoftBank Vision Fund, Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Octopus Ventures, Gilde Healthcare, and Morningside Ventures, aiming to expand global access to digital mental health solutions.

BigID

BigID, a New York City–based data privacy management company, has raised $308 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $1.25 billion valuation as of April 2021. The company’s most recent Series D round in February 2024 brought in $61.4 million, led by Riverwood Capital and Advent International. Founded in 2016 by Dimitri Sirota and Nimrod Vax, BigID leverages machine learning to help enterprises discover, manage, and protect sensitive data across structured and unstructured systems, establishing itself as a global leader in privacy and cybersecurity compliance.

BigPanda

BigPanda has raised a total of $340 million, including a $190 million Series D round in January 2022 led by Advent International and Insight Partners, valuing it at $1.2 billion. Founded in 2012 and based in Redwood City, California, BigPanda helps enterprises automate IT operations and incident management through AI-driven analytics. With 155 employees as of December 2022, the company continues to lead innovation in the AIOps and IT infrastructure monitoring space, improving reliability and operational efficiency for global organizations.

Bill.com

Bill.com has raised a total of $326 million in funding across several rounds before its initial public offering, with significant participation from investors such as American Express Ventures, JPMorgan Chase, Temasek, Mastercard, and Franklin Templeton Investments. Notable rounds include its $100 million Series G in 2017, followed by an $88 million Series G extension in 2019. Following its IPO, Bill.com secured an additional $1.15 billion in post-IPO equity in November 2020, strengthening its balance sheet and accelerating innovation. With annual revenue surpassing $1.29B, Bill.com remains a leading finance automation platform for global AP/AR workflows.

BillionToOne

BillionToOne, founded in 2015 in San Francisco, California, is a unicorn genomics company developing cell-free liquid biopsy tests for cancer and genetic disorders. The company has raised a total of $389M, including a $130M Series D on June 21, 2024, led by Premji Invest, reaching a $1B valuation. With investors such as Baillie Gifford and Premji Invest, BillionToOne leverages its proprietary molecular counter platform to advance precision diagnostics, expand oncology testing, and make molecular testing more accessible globally.

Bilt Rewards

Bilt Rewards, founded in 2021 and based in New York City, has raised a total of $563.3 million across four funding rounds, reaching a $3.2 billion valuation as of July 2025. The company’s most recent Series B round secured $250 million, led by Left Lane Capital. Earlier rounds included $300K pre-seed (2019), $3 million seed (2020), and $60 million venture (2021). With 101–250 employees, Bilt Rewards enables renters to earn points on rent payments, covering over two million units and offering rewards in travel, fitness, and lifestyle.

Binance.US

Binance.US has raised $200 million in a Seed Round (April 2022) led by Fundamental Labs, RRE Ventures, Foundation Capital, and others, valuing the company at $4.5 billion. Founded in 2019 by Changpeng Zhao, Binance.US is a San Francisco-based cryptocurrency trading platform enabling users to buy, sell, and trade digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP. The funding aims to expand U.S. operations, enhance platform features, and drive user growth. With a focus on regulatory compliance, Binance.US continues scaling its retail and institutional trading capabilities in the U.S. market.

Biofourmis

Biofourmis, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, has raised a total of $463.6 million across nine funding rounds, reaching a valuation of at least $1 billion as of April 2022. The company’s funding journey includes a $35 million Series B in 2019, a $100 million Series C led by SoftBank Vision Fund in 2020, and a $300 million Series D led by General Atlantic in April 2022, followed by a $20 million extension from Intel Capital in July 2022. Biofourmis uses AI-driven health analytics and digital therapeutics to power virtual care globally.

Biosplice Therapeutics

Biosplice Therapeutics, founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Diego, California, has raised approximately $778 million from investors including aMoon Fund, Eventide, SymBiosis II, Sands Capital, and Verition Fund Management. The company develops first-in-class small-molecule therapeutics by modulating alternative pre-mRNA splicing to treat degenerative and disease conditions such as osteoarthritis, oncology, and neurological disorders. A major $120 million venture funding round in 2021 supported advancement of its lead clinical programs and expansion of its therapeutic pipeline. With strong scientific backing and funding support, Biosplice is positioned to innovate in the next generation of biotech therapies.

Biosplice

Biosplice Therapeutics, founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Diego, California, United States, has raised $778 million in total funding and reached a $12 billion valuation after its $120 million Series D round in 2021. The company develops RNA splicing–based therapeutics targeting diseases such as osteoarthritis, cancer, and neurological disorders. With 175 employees, Biosplice focuses on CLK/DYRK kinase modulation to restore normal cellular function, positioning itself as a global leader in RNA-based disease treatment and regenerative medicine.

Bird

Bird has raised a total of $766M across several funding rounds, including a notable Series D round with undisclosed funding, a $741K Series D extension, and a earlier $75M Series D investment from Sequoia Capital and CDPQ. Supported by major backers such as Sequoia Capital, Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, Fidelity Investments, MacKinnon Bennett & Company, and Relay Ventures, Bird has established itself as a leading electric micromobility provider. With a strong presence in urban transportation, Bird continues its mission to drive sustainable urban mobility through its app-based e-scooter rental platform.

BitSight

BitSight, a Boston-based cybersecurity and risk management company, has raised $398 million in total funding across multiple rounds. The company’s Series E round in September 2021, led by Moody’s Investors Service, brought in $250 million, valuing BitSight at $2.4 billion. Founded in 2011, BitSight specializes in cyber risk management, security ratings, and third-party risk intelligence. With strong backing from Warburg Pincus, Notable Capital, and Comcast Ventures, BitSight uses AI-driven analytics to empower organizations in sectors like finance, healthcare, and education to identify, assess, and mitigate cyber threats effectively.

Bitmain

Bitmain, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Beijing, has raised approximately $765 million, including a major Series B round of about $400 million that contributed to its valuation of nearly $15 billion. The company is a global leader in cryptocurrency mining hardware and develops advanced ASIC chips and Antminer systems used by miners worldwide. Backed by investors such as Crimson Ventures, Bitmain has expanded into AI computing and high performance semiconductor development. Its innovations continue to influence global Bitcoin mining and blockchain infrastructure growth.

Bizzabo

Bizzabo has raised $226 million across multiple rounds, including $138 million in Series E (2020) and an additional $35 million Series E extension in 2022, led primarily by Insight Partners. Earlier, the company secured $27 million in Series D (2019), building on strong investor support from Viola Group, OurCrowd, and Next47. Founded in 2010, Bizzabo achieved unicorn status in just over 11 years and currently holds a $200 million valuation. Its continuous fundraising reflects strong confidence in Bizzabo’s hybrid, virtual, and in-person event management technology.

Blend

Blend has raised $685 million in funding and achieved unicorn status in 8 years 7 months, with 1,826 employees. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, Blend provides digital lending solutions for mortgages, home equity, and consumer loans. Its platform automates loan origination, verification, and closing while improving borrower experience. Following its $150 million Post-IPO round on April 29, 2024, backed by Canapi Ventures and other investors, Blend continues to scale its platform, enhance automation features, and expand adoption across banks and mortgage providers.

BlockFi

BlockFi raised $1.6 M in its first seed round in February 2018, followed by $2.3 M in June 2018, then a $4 M convertible note in December 2018, $18.3 M in Series A in August 2019, $30 M in Series B in February 2020, $50 M in Series C in August 2020, $350 M in Series D in March 2021, $500 M in Series E in August 2021 and $400 M of debt financing in June 2022, bringing total funding to approximately $466 M.

Blockdaemon

Founded in 2017, Blockdaemon has raised a total of $468 million across multiple funding rounds, achieving a valuation of $3.25 billion by January 2022. The company’s funding journey includes key rounds, such as a $28 million Series A, a $155 million Series B led by SoftBank Vision Fund, and a $207 million Series C backed by Tiger Global and Sapphire Ventures. Additional venture and secondary rounds further strengthened its capital base. Supported by investors such as Boldstart Ventures, Galaxy Digital, and Greenspring Associates, Blockdaemon continues to scale its blockchain infrastructure platform, powering DeFi, CeFi, and enterprise-grade node management.

Bloom Energy

Bloom Energy has raised $973 million across multiple rounds, including a $230M post-IPO raise on Aug 07, 2020, a $130M Series H tranche in Jan 2015, and earlier strategic capital and partner investments around 2014–2015 that supported manufacturing scale and deployments. Founded in 2001, Bloom builds solid oxide fuel cells for distributed power and hydrogen production. This funding accelerated factory buildout, customer installations, and technology commercialization for on-site clean power. Capital also underwrote R&D into hydrogen electrolyzers and service networks for enterprise and utility customers worldwide.

Bloomreach

Bloomreach has raised $422 million across several rounds, including a $175 million Series F in February 2022 led by Bain Capital Ventures and Sixth Street, valuing it at $2.2 billion. The company also secured a $30 million Conventional Debt round from J.P. Morgan in October 2022. Founded in 2009, Bloomreach provides AI-powered digital commerce and personalization solutions that enhance search, marketing, and content management. The funding supports its mission to expand global operations, strengthen AI automation, and deliver hyper-personalized customer experiences for enterprises.

Blue Apron

Blue Apron has raised $194 million in total funding, beginning with early venture rounds and progressing to major growth capital, including a $135 million Series D in 2015 led by Fidelity. Post-IPO, the company raised multiple equity rounds such as $78 million in November 2021, $5 million in February 2022, and $40 million in May 2022 backed by RJB Partners. It also secured $30 million in debt financing from Allianz Global Investors in 2022. These investments supported the expansion of Blue Apron’s subscription-based meal kit platform, logistics operations, and culinary innovation across the United States.

BlueVoyant

BlueVoyant has raised a total of $696 million, including a $125M Series A (Aug 2017), $82.5M Series B (May 2019), $68M Series C (Jul 2020), $250M Series D (Feb 2022) and a $140M Series E (Nov 2023). Founded in 2017, the company operates a cloud-native cyber defense platform from its New York City headquarters. Valued at $1 billion (as of Feb 2022), BlueVoyant specializes in threat intelligence, supply-chain defense, and managed detection & response by combining AI-driven analytics with human expertise allowing enterprises and critical infrastructure to proactively secure their networks and assets at scale.

Bluecore

Bluecore, valued at $1 billion as of August 2021, has raised $263 million across multiple rounds, with major participation from Georgian, Norwest Venture Partners, and FirstMark. The company’s latest $24.9 million round in October 2024 further strengthens its AI-powered e-commerce marketing technology. Bluecore integrates Customer Data Platform (CDP) and Email Service Provider (ESP) capabilities to automate personalized, trigger-based emails. Its continued funding reflects investor confidence in its mission to revolutionize retail marketing through predictive analytics, shopper personalization, and real-time engagement solutions.

Blueground

Blueground, founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, is a residential real estate tech platform offering fully furnished apartments for flexible mid- to long-term stays. The company enables digital booking, integrated app management, and responsive customer support. Blueground has raised a total of $274M, including a $45M Series D on March 28, 2024, and generates €22.9M annual revenue (2023). With flexible leases and professionally managed apartments, it provides a seamless rental experience for remote workers, professionals, and global travelers.

Bluesky

Bluesky has raised a total of $36 million across 3 funding rounds, with its largest being a $15 million Series A in October 2024. The social media platform operates in the United States and focuses on creating an open, user-centric internet with customizable timelines, moderation tools, and an open developer ecosystem. Founded to foster community-driven social media, Bluesky has grown to 13 million users, with key investors including Blockchain Capital, Alumni Ventures, Neo, Atlas Finance Group, and Jack Dorsey.

Blur

Blur has raised a total of $11 million in a single Seed round on March 28, 2022. Founded on October 19, 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, Blur is an NFT marketplace designed for professional traders, offering fast trade execution, zero marketplace fees, and advanced portfolio management tools. The platform operates in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space and is backed by key investors including Paradigm, eGirl Capital, 0xMaki, Santiago Santos, and Zeneca.

Boba

Boba has raised a total of $45 million in funding through its Series A round in April 2022, led by CRYPTO, Huobi, and Sanctor Capital, valuing the company at $1.5 billion. Founded in 2021 by Alan Chiu and Violet B Abtahi, Boba is a Palo Alto-based decentralized Ethereum network platform focused on reducing gas fees, enabling NFT bridging, and extending smart contract capabilities. With support from major investors like D1 Capital Partners and 10X Capital, Boba continues to enhance blockchain scalability and accelerate adoption of decentralized applications across DeFi and NFT ecosystems.

Bolt

Bolt, a San Francisco–based fintech company founded in 2014 by Ryan Breslow and Eric Feldman, has raised $947 million across several rounds, reaching a staggering $11 billion valuation in January 2022. Its most recent Series E round in December 2021 secured $355 million, led by BlackRock and Schonfeld. Earlier, Bolt raised $399 million in Series D (October 2021) to expand globally. The company’s single-click checkout platform simplifies e-commerce transactions using payment tokenization, OTP login, and AI fraud protection, setting new standards in online checkout innovation.

Boom Supersonic

Boom Supersonic, founded in 2014 in Denver, has raised $700 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $1 billion valuation by December 2020. The company’s investors include American Express Ventures, Y Combinator, Prime Movers Lab, and NEOM. Its latest Series B round in November 2023 added strategic capital to advance the production of Overture, its supersonic passenger jet. Boom Supersonic is reshaping commercial aviation by combining aerodynamics, sustainable fuels, and lightweight materials to achieve faster, eco-conscious air travel.

BostonGene

BostonGene has raised a total of $386 million in funding across two rounds: a $150 million Series A in August 2020, led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2, and a $200 million Series B in November 2024, led by Eldridge and Tiger Global Management. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, BostonGene develops an AI-powered molecular and immune profiling platform that transforms cancer diagnostics and treatment. With a valuation of $1 billion (as of April 2022), the company continues to advance precision oncology through genomics, analytics, and artificial intelligence.

Box

Box has raised $693 million across private and post-IPO financings to build a secure content management and collaboration cloud. Notable capital events include a $500M Post-IPO financing (May 12, 2021), a $315M Post-IPO tranche (Jan 12, 2021) and prior rounds supporting global expansion. Founded in 2005, Box used funding to scale enterprise security, integrate with productivity suites, and invest in APIs and developer tools that enable content workflows across regulated industries. Today Box positions itself as a platform for secure file sharing, governance and automated business processes.

Braintree

Braintree has raised a total of $69 million across 2 funding rounds, with its largest being a $35 million Series B in September 2012. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Jose, California, United States, Braintree, now part of PayPal Enterprise Payments, provides global payment solutions including PayPal, Venmo for Business, PayPal Pay Later, and credit/debit processing. In 2023, the platform processed $1.53 trillion across 25 billion transactions in over 200 markets. Key investors include Accel and New Enterprise Associates (NEA).

Branch

Branch has raised $667 million across major funding rounds, including a $300M Series F (2022) that pushed its valuation to $4 billion, a $129M Series D (2018), and earlier rounds like the $60M Series C (2017) to accelerate global adoption. Backed by top-tier investors such as New Enterprise Associates, Founders Fund, Playground Global, and Pear VC, Branch rapidly evolved into a market leader in mobile deep linking and attribution. Its capital has consistently fueled platform expansion, SDK innovation, data infrastructure, and enterprise integrations cementing Branch’s position at the forefront of modern AdTech and MarketingTech.

​​Branch

​​Branch has raised a total of $280 million across multiple rounds, including $50 million in Series B (June 2021), $147 million in Series C (June 2022), and $51 million in Series D (October 2024), led by American Family Ventures. The company reached a $1.05 billion valuation in 2022. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, Branch simplifies auto and home insurance through instant pricing, bundled coverage, and digital claims. Backed by Weatherford Capital, Acrew Capital, and Greycroft, Branch continues to expand its digital-first insurance solutions across the U.S.

Brandtech Group

Brandtech Group has raised $373M, highlighted by a $115M Series C on March 29, 2024, with prior Series B activity and strategic investments that fueled acquisition-led growth. Founded in 2015, Brandtech combines creative agencies, data science, and technology to deliver AI-enabled marketing, brand strategy, commerce and performance services. Funding was used to acquire complementary marketing capabilities, scale tech platforms for personalization and analytics, and expand global delivery to help brands orchestrate digital commerce and audience engagement across channels.

Braze

Braze has raised $175 million across a multi-stage funding journey, beginning with early seed rounds of $1M (2011) and $1.5M (2012), followed by major infusions such as $7.6M Series A, $15M Series B, $20M Series C, $50M Series D, and an $80M Series E that valued the company at $850 million. Additional strategic support came via non-equity assistance and a 2023 Snowflake-backed grant. These funding rounds helped Braze evolve into a leading global customer engagement platform, driving omnichannel personalization and AI-powered marketing automation for enterprise brands.

Braze

Braze has raised a total of $175.1 million across 10 funding rounds, with its largest being an $80 million Series E in October 2018, valuing the company at $850 million. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York, New York, United States, Braze specializes in AI-driven customer engagement, cross-channel messaging, and journey orchestration. With 1,001–5,000 employees, the platform helps businesses worldwide optimize marketing efforts. Key investors include Snowflake, Meritech Capital Partners, Spark Capital, ICONIQ Growth, and Battery Ventures.

Brex

Brex has raised over $1.2 billion across numerous rounds, starting with a $120K pre-seed (2017), followed by a $7M Series A, $57M Series B, and three major Series C rounds totaling $375M from investors such as DST Global, Greenoaks, and Kleiner Perkins. Additional capital included $300M and $425M Series D rounds, plus multiple debt financings $100M (2019), $200M (2019), and later $235M in 2025. With a valuation reaching $12.3B, Brex rapidly evolved into a global spend-management powerhouse offering corporate cards, payments, and financial automation for scaling businesses.

Bright Health

Bright Health has raised $1.58B through multiple rounds, including a $500M Series E on Sep 09, 2020, a $635M Series D (Dec 16, 2019) and earlier Series C/B/A tranches. Founded in 2015, Bright Health builds an integrated insurance and care-coordination platform that partners with provider networks to offer tailored plans, digital benefits, and consumer-centric care navigation. Funding backed rapid member growth, provider contracting, technology for care coordination, and national expansion supporting product innovations in Medicare Advantage, individual plans, and employer-sponsored programs.

BRIJ

BRIJ, founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York City, New York, raised $8 million in a Series A funding round on April 22, 2025, bringing total funding to $9.47 million from investors including Bright Pixel Capital and CEAS Investments. The platform provides product authentication, warranty management, lost item recovery, and consumer engagement solutions, enabling users to scan QR codes or NFC tags for product registration, info, and reordering. With early funding and a unicorn milestone, BRIJ is positioned to scale its brand tech solutions globally and enhance digital consumer experiences.

Broadridge

Broadridge has secured $1.5B in funding through a major Conventional Debt round in April 2019, strengthening its capital structure as it scaled mission-critical financial services technology worldwide. Founded in 2007, the company rapidly became a trusted infrastructure provider for banking, wealth management, and capital markets. With annual revenue reaching $6.51B in 2024, Broadridge serves global clients with regulatory technology, communications solutions, and post-trade processing systems. Its funding has supported the expansion of multi-asset trading platforms, AI-driven operations, and next-generation investor communication tools.

Browser Company

The Browser Company, founded in 2019 in New York, has raised $68M across multiple rounds to develop its flagship web browser, Arc. The company secured $5 million in Seed funding (2020), $13 million in Series A funding (2021), and an additional round in 2022, before closing a $50 million Series B round in March 2024, led by Pace Capital. With a current valuation of $550M, The Browser Company is expanding Arc with AI-powered features and cross-platform support to reshape the browsing experience.

Bugcrowd

Bugcrowd, founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, is a crowdsourced cybersecurity platform providing web, API, mobile, IoT, and network penetration testing. Its platform offers attack surface management, vulnerability disclosure, and penetration testing, leveraging a global network of security experts. Bugcrowd has raised a total of $184M, including a $102M Series E in February 2024, reaching a $1B valuation. Backed by General Catalyst, Industry Ventures, and SVB, the company helps organizations identify and remediate security risks at scale.

BuildOps

BuildOps has raised a total of $226 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status with a $1 billion valuation on March 21, 2025. Its latest Series C round of $127 million, led by Meritech and Bond Capital, was closed the same day. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Santa Monica, United States, BuildOps provides software solutions for facility management and commercial contractors, including scheduling, payroll, CRM, and asset tracking. With a focus on construction tech and field force automation, the company continues expanding globally.

Builderai

Builder.ai has raised a total of $445 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $250 million Series D round in May 2023 led by Qatar Investment Authority. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in London, England, the company provides AI-powered no-code app development solutions for enterprises, small businesses, and entrepreneurs. Backed by investors including ICONIQ Capital, Insight Partners, and Microsoft, Builder.ai continues to expand globally, enhancing its platform capabilities and driving adoption of accessible, scalable software development solutions.

Built

Founded in 2014 in Nashville, Tennessee, Built Technologies has raised $289 million across several rounds, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation in September 2021. Its most notable funding was a $125 million Series D round led by TCV, Goldman Sachs, and Index Ventures, followed by a $23.6 million extension in July 2022. Earlier rounds included $88 million Series C and $21 million Series A. Built’s cloud-based platform simplifies construction loan lifecycle management, connecting lenders, builders, and regulators through a unified system that enhances transparency, compliance, and workflow efficiency.

Bumble

Bumble, founded in 2014 by Whitney Wolfe Herd, has raised seed and strategic rounds with investors including Accel, Greycroft, and angel investors such as Priyanka Chopra Jonas before completing a public listing. The platform provides women-first dating, friendship, and professional networking features, emphasizing safety, verification, and empowerment. Funding supported product development, advertising, international expansion, and premium feature monetization. Employing around 1,200 people, Bumble leverages technology to enhance discovery, community engagement, and user retention. The company has scaled globally and continues to innovate in social connections and monetization.

Butterfly Network

Butterfly Network has raised $605.6 million across multiple rounds, beginning with early seed funding in 2011 and expanding through a $100M venture round in 2014, a major $250M Series D in 2018 valuing the company at $1.25B, and a $175M Post-IPO round in 2021. Additional capital came from a $5M Gates Foundation grant in 2022 and $75.6M Post-IPO funding in 2025. Backed by investors like Fidelity, Tenet Healthcare, and Fosun Pharma, Butterfly Network’s Ultrasound-on-Chip™ innovation helped it scale into a global, publicly traded medical imaging leader.

BuzzFeed

BuzzFeed has raised $497M across multiple rounds, fueling its rise as one of the world’s most recognizable digital media brands. Key funding milestones include its $200M Series G round in 2016 led by NBCUniversal, followed by its post-IPO capital rounds in 2021 and 2024 that supported operational restructuring. Earlier funding helped BuzzFeed scale audience reach, expand news and entertainment verticals, develop native advertising solutions, and invest in video operations. These funding rounds enabled BuzzFeed to grow into a major internet-first media company before undergoing public-market and organizational transitions.

BYJU'S

BYJU’S, founded in 2008 and headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, has raised over $5 billion from investors including Qatar Investment Authority, General Atlantic, Sequoia Capital India, Tiger Global, Tencent, and others. Notably, a $150 million round led by Qatar Investment Authority in 2019 preceded a $250 million strategic injection in 2022 that supported the company’s growth at a valuation of about $22 billion. BYJU’S provides personalized education content and test preparation across K-12 and competitive exams, expanding globally and investing in hybrid learning and technology innovations.

ByteDance

ByteDance, headquartered in Beijing, China, has raised $300 million from investors including Sequoia Capital China, SIG Asia Investments, Sina Weibo, and SoftBank Group. The company provides global media and entertainment platforms with AI-powered recommendation engines, enabling personalized content delivery and engagement across videos, news, and social media applications. ByteDance empowers creators and consumers worldwide, supporting content creation, monetization, and digital media discovery. With strong funding and global reach, ByteDance is positioned to scale media and entertainment offerings while maintaining a leadership role in AI-driven content platforms.

Byton

Byton raised a total of $1.2B across multiple funding rounds, including $500M in Series C led by Marubeni and FAW Group Corporation, another $500M in Series B backed by Enlighten Holdings and China Merchants Capital, and a Conventional Debt round supported by the Small Business Administration. These investments supported vehicle development, global expansion, and autonomous driving capabilities. Despite reaching a valuation of $4B, operational challenges led to its eventual shutdown. Investor confidence and funding scale reflect Byton’s potential in electric mobility and smart automotive innovation.

C2FO

C2FO has raised $568M across several rounds, including a major $200M Series E in August 2019 at a $1B valuation, backed by SoftBank Vision Fund and Temasek. The company later secured $140M Series E funding in February 2022from Third Point Ventures, Vista Equity Partners, and Mubadala Capital, followed by a $30.7M Series E round in March 2025 led by IFC. Founded in 2008, C2FO provides dynamic discounting and global working capital solutions. Funding has accelerated international expansion, deeper enterprise integrations, and technology enhancements in liquidity management.

C3 AI

C3 AI, founded by Thomas Siebel and Patricia House, has raised $481M across late-stage rounds including Series F and G financings. The Redwood City–based company provides an enterprise AI platform and prebuilt applications for energy, manufacturing, finance, and government. Funding supported platform development, vertical app creation, cloud partnerships, and enterprise go-to-market expansion. C3 AI helps organizations accelerate large-scale AI deployments and optimize operational outcomes. Key investors include TPG, Breyer Capital, and Sutter Hill Ventures.

Cadence

Cadence, valued at $1 billion, has raised $144 million to date, including a $103 million Series B led by Coatue. Founded in 2020 and based in New York City, the company provides a digital remote care platform for chronic disease management. Its system integrates patient health data with AI-driven insights to personalize daily care plans and enable proactive provider interventions. With backing from Thrive Capital and General Catalyst, Cadence is rapidly emerging as a leader in remote patient monitoring and digital healthcare innovation.

CAIS

CAIS has raised a total of $734 million in funding, including a $340 million Series C round on January 11, 2022, led by Apollo Global Management and Motive Partners, which valued the company at $1 billion. Founded in 2009 and based in New York City, CAIS offers a digital marketplace that enables financial advisors to access and manage alternative investments, including private equity, hedge funds, and digital assets. With 201–500 employees, CAIS is expanding globally with AI-driven analytics and education tools for wealth management professionals.

Calendly

Calendly, a Series B company, has raised $352 million in total funding, reaching a $3 billion valuation as of January 2021. Iconiq Capital, OpenView, and Atlanta Ventures lead the Atlanta-based scheduling platform’s funding. Its most significant round, a $350 million Series B in January 2021 marked Calendly’s entry into the unicorn club after eight years since founding. The company’s platform simplifies meeting scheduling for individuals and enterprises, integrating seamlessly with Google and Office 365, serving clients like LinkedIn and Zendesk.

Calient

Calient has raised $458 million across multiple rounds, including a $6M Series F round in August 2016, a $13.2M Series F round in March 2017, and a $32M Series G round in August 2019. Founded in 1999, the company specializes in photonic optical circuit switching solutions designed for high-capacity, low-latency network environments. Calient’s funding rounds supported the refinement of its Optical Circuit Switch (OCS) technology, expansion into telecom and hyperscale data centers, and development of automation tools that optimize high-bandwidth, software-defined networks before its acquisition.

Calm

Calm has raised a total of $225 million across multiple rounds, including a $75 million Series C in December 2020, two Series B rounds totaling $115 million, a $27 million Series A, and early seed rounds of $ 465,000 and $ 578,000. The company also secured grant funding of $398K in 2021 alongside a secondary transaction and a venture round. Calm reached a $2 billion valuation in December 2020, becoming one of the world’s most valuable mental-wellness platforms. Its funding supports global expansion, content growth, and enterprise partnerships.

Cameo

Cameo has raised $194 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation, with a team of 301 employees. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, United States, the platform allows users to book personalized video shoutouts from celebrities, athletes, and influencers. Backed by EQUIAM and SoftBank Vision Fund, Cameo enables creators to monetize their following while offering fans shareable, memorable messages. After its $100 million Series C round on March 30, 2021, Cameo continues to expand its celebrity roster and enhance user engagement worldwide.

Candy

Candy Digital, founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York City, raised $100 million in its Series A round in October 2021 (led by Insight Partners and SoftBank Vision Fund 2), valuing the company at approximately $1.5 billion. The company offers a digital collectables and NFT marketplace for sports and entertainment brands, enabling fans to purchase, trade, and own officially licensed digital assets. With major investor backing and high‑profile partnerships (such as with Major League Baseball), Candy Digital is positioned as a key player in the emerging digital‑collectible economy.

Capitolis

Capitolis has raised a total of $358 million across multiple rounds, including a $9M Seed (2017), $20M Series A (2018), $40M Series B (2019), $90M Series C (2021), $110M Series D (2022), and a $20M follow-up round (2024) led by Citi, State Street, and Morgan Stanley. Founded in 2016, the New York–based fintech provides SaaS-based trade management solutions to optimize capital usage and workflows for investors and institutions. With a $1.6 billion valuation, Capitolis continues to expand its global footprint in the capital markets technology space.

Capsule

Capsule, founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, has raised $570 million and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company offers an online pharmacy platform delivering same-day medications, coordinating prescriptions with existing pharmacies or doctors. Backed by SeedFord Partners and T. Rowe Price, Capsule ensures convenient access to pharmaceutical care, emphasizing patient experience and operational efficiency. Its platform simplifies prescription fulfillment, home delivery, and digital pharmacy management, making healthcare more accessible and efficient for customers and providers.

CaptivateIQ

CaptivateIQ has raised $165 million in total funding, including a $100 million Series C round in January 2022 led by Accel, Sequoia Capital, and Iconiq Capital, valuing the company at $1.25 billion. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, CaptivateIQ develops sales incentive management software that automates commission workflows for enterprise teams. With 209 employees as of December 2023, the company serves clients such as Clari, Reddit, and Udemy, positioning itself as a leader in sales automation and compensation technology.

Carbon Health

Carbon Health has raised a total of $614 million across multiple funding rounds. The company secured $3 million in May 2018, followed by $35 million in June 2019, and $28 million in May 2020. In November 2020, it raised $100 million (Series C) led by Dragoneer Investment Group, and another $350 million (Series D) in July 2021 led by Blackstone Group. Most recently, $100 million was raised in January 2023 from CVS Health Ventures, pushing its valuation to $3.3 billion (as of July 2021).

Carbon Health

Carbon Health has raised a total of $622.5 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $350 million Series D round in July 2021 led by Blackstone Group. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the company provides tech-enabled healthcare services including primary, urgent, and virtual care. Backed by investors such as CVS Health Ventures, Dragoneer Investment Group, and Brookfield Technology Partners, Carbon Health continues to expand its Connective Care model and scale modern, accessible healthcare across the United States.

Carbon

Carbon has raised $742M across multiple rounds, including a major $260M Series E in June 2019 at a $2.4B valuation, backed by Madrone Advisors and Baillie Gifford. Earlier, the company secured $200M Series D funding in February 2018 from Sequoia, GE, Fidelity, Adidas, and others. Carbon’s most recent round was a $60M Series E in November 2025, supported by Sequoia Capital, Silver Lake, Adidas Group, Northgate Capital, and Baillie Gifford. These funding rounds fuel advancements in Carbon’s Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) technology, materials science, and global manufacturing partnerships.

Caribou

Caribou has raised a total of $190 million across four funding rounds, culminating in a $116 million Series C round in May 2022, led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, at a $1.1 billion valuation. Earlier rounds include a $2.78 million Seed round (2019), $10 million Series A (2021), and $50 million Series B (2021) backed by investors such as Moderne Ventures, Motley Fool Ventures, CMFG Ventures, and Accomplice. Founded in 2016, Caribou helps U.S. drivers compare auto insurance and refinance car loans through a digital platform.

Caris Life Sciences

Caris Life Sciences, founded in 1996 and headquartered in Irving, Texas, has raised approximately $1.23 billion and achieved Unicorn status. The company leverages AI and machine learning through its DEAN analytics engine to deliver comprehensive tumor profiling and precision oncology solutions. Backed by investors such as T. Rowe Price and Silver Lake, Caris provides clinicians with molecular blueprints to guide personalized cancer treatment. Its mission is to advance precision medicine and improve patient outcomes through genomics-driven diagnostics and AI-powered clinical insights.

Carson Group

Carson Group has raised a total of $217 million in equity funding to date, with the most recent being a $183 million Series C round in July 2021 led by Bain Capital at a $1 billion valuation. Founded in 1983, Carson Group provides practice-management software and consulting services for financial advisors. This funding is geared towards accelerating technology development, bolstering advisory-firm coaching and succession planning services, and expanding its platform for wealth-management and investment-outsourcing capabilities.

Cart.com

Cart.com, founded in 2020 and based in Austin, Texas, has raised a total of $616.3 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $1.6 billion valuation as of May 2025. Key rounds include $20M Seed (2020), $25M Series A (2021), $98M Series B (2021), and $240M Series C (2022), followed by $68.6M, $30M, and $105M in later rounds. Backed by BlackRock, Citi Ventures, and Trinity Capital, Cart.com’s unified commerce platform supports 6,000+ brands, optimizing fulfillment, analytics, and multichannel retail operations globally.

Casper

Casper has raised $340 million across multiple rounds, including a central $170 million Series C in 2017 and a $100 million Series D in 2019, led by NEA, IVP, and Target. Earlier, the company secured $55 million in Series B funding from IVP, Lerer Hippeau, NEA, and celebrity investors such as Kyrie Irving, Kevin Spacey, and Andre Iguodala. Casper’s valuation crossed $1 billion within five years, positioning it as one of the fastest-growing direct-to-consumer mattress brands. With investors like Target and Norwest, Casper scaled rapidly before being acquired, supported by strong DTC growth momentum.

Cedar

Cedar has raised $13 M in its Series A round in December 2017, $36 M in Series B in June 2018, $77 M in Series C in June 2020, $25 M in debt financing in June 2020, $200 M in Series D in March 2021 and $68.4 M in a further Series D extension in December 2022, bringing total funding to about $351 M. Founded in 2016, Cedar delivers cloud-based payment and billing solutions for healthcare providers, aiming to make the patient financial experience seamless and data-driven.

Cedar

Cedar has raised a total of $419.4 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $200 million Series D round in March 2021 led by Tiger Global Management. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York, New York, United States, Cedar provides a patient payment and engagement platform that streamlines healthcare billing for hospitals, health systems, and medical groups. Backed by investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Kinnevik, and Memorial Hermann Foundation, the company continues to scale its platform and enhance the financial experience for patients and providers.

Celestial AI

Celestial AI has raised a total of $589 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in March 2025. Its latest Series C round of $250 million, closed on February 25, 2025, was led by Fidelity Investments and BlackRock. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Santa Clara, United States, Celestial AI provides AI-powered optical processing units and high-performance computing solutions using integrated silicon photonics. With 11–50 employees, the company continues advancing AI infrastructure, edge computing, and AI-native applications globally.

Celonis

elonis, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, has raised over $2.4 billion through multiple funding rounds, highlighted by a $400 million Series D extension in 2022 led by Qatar Investment Authority that brought its valuation near $13 billion. The company’s execution management and process mining software uses AI and analytics to help enterprises optimize operational workflows. Celonis has global customers across industries and has expanded rapidly with support from investors including Durable Capital Partners, T. Rowe Price, Accel, and 83North. With strategic funding and strong product demand, Celonis is positioned for continued growth in enterprise software and AI.

Celsius

Celsius, founded in 2017 in Hoboken, raised a total of $956 million across multiple funding rounds, achieving a $3.25 billion valuation as of June 2022. Key backers include WestCap, Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, and Tether, with its largest round — Series B ($750M) led by WestCap in 2021. Focused on offering crypto loans, swaps, and yield generation, Celsius became one of the most funded crypto lending platforms before its acquisition. Its investors’ strong backing highlights sustained confidence in its blockchain-powered financial infrastructure.

Celularity

Celularity has raised $290M and completed post-IPO capital transactions in 2025. Founded in 2016, Celularity develops placenta-derived allogeneic cell therapies targeting oncology, infectious, and degenerative diseases. Lead candidates include placental NK and stromal cell programs such as CYNK001. Funding has supported clinical trials, manufacturing scale-up, and translational research. Backing from Celgene and United Therapeutics enabled the development of cell banks, regulatory filings, and early human studies to demonstrate safety and efficacy. Celularity’s platform advances scalable, off-the-shelf cell therapeutics with the goal of broad clinical application.

Cerebral

Cerebral, founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, has raised $462 million in total funding and achieved a $4.8 billion valuation. Its $127 million Series B round led by Access Industries established it as a unicorn, followed by a $300 million Series C led by Silver Lake. Cerebral offers online therapy, medication management, and mental health support through a digital platform, aiming to make mental healthcare more accessible and affordable worldwide.

Cerebras

Cerebras Systems, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, United States, has raised a total of $1.55 billion, including a $1.1 billion Series G round in September 2025 that valued the company at $8.1 billion. The company develops wafer-scale processors and AI infrastructure solutions that accelerate model training and inference. Its technology supports foundation model training, healthcare chatbots, and enterprise AI systems—positioning Cerebras as a global leader in high-performance AI computing.

Ceres AI

Ceres AI has secured $50.5 million in total funding across multiple rounds, including a Series A led by Romulus Capital, a $25 million Series B, and a $23 million Series C backed by XTX Ventures and Remus Capital. The company operates in agriculture, analytics, insurance, and artificial intelligence, offering advanced data-driven insights for crop performance and risk modeling. Its platform leverages deep learning, remote sensing, and predictive analytics to support insurers, growers, and enterprises. With continued investor confidence and expanding market demand, Ceres AI is positioned for significant global scale in 2025 and beyond.

CertiK

CertiK, valued at $2 billion, has raised $296 million across multiple rounds, including a $60 million Series B led by Sequoia China. Founded in 2017 and based in New York City, New York, CertiK provides a blockchain and smart contract security platform that offers audits, on-chain monitoring, KYC, attack simulations, and wallet tracing. Its AI-driven tools evaluate decentralized applications and crypto projects to prevent vulnerabilities. With investors like SoftBank Vision Fund and Goldman Sachs, CertiK has emerged as a leading provider of Web3 security solutions.

Chainalysis

Chainalysis has raised $538 million across multiple rounds, including $1.6M in Seed (2016), $16M Series A (2018), $30M Series B (2019), later expanding into Series C, D, E, and its Series F round in 2025. It reached an $8.6 billion valuation in May 2022, backed by major investors such as Dragoneer Investment Group, GIC, Benchmark, Accel, and Digital Currency Group. Founded in 2014, Chainalysis develops blockchain intelligence tools used by law enforcement, regulators, banks, and crypto exchanges to detect crime, ensure compliance, and enhance financial stability across digital asset ecosystems.

Chainguard

Chainguard has raised a total of $612 million in funding, achieving unicorn status on July 25, 2024. Its latest Series D round of $356 million, led by Redpoint Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and IVP, enables the company to scale its secure open source software offerings, including hardened container images, language libraries, and VM images. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, United States, Chainguard employs 11–50 people and is valued at $3.5 billion, providing enterprises with end-to-end secure software and cloud infrastructure solutions.

ChangXin Memory Technologies

ChangXin Memory Technologies, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Hefei, Anhui, has raised more than $5 billion in funding from state-backed and strategic investors including the China Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund and local government-linked capital. The company specializes in DRAM memory chip design and manufacturing, playing a key role in China’s semiconductor self-sufficiency strategy. Following significant capital injections in 2023 and continued expansion, CXMT is preparing for a potential IPO and aims to advance domestic memory production capabilities to compete with global leaders.

CHAOS Industries

CHAOS Industries, founded in 2022 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, raised $510 million in a Series D round in November 2025 with total funding of approximately $1 billion from investors including Alpha Wave Global, Valar Ventures, New Enterprise Associates, and Accel. The company develops advanced sensing, detection, and effects technologies for defense, government, and critical industries, providing coherent distributed networks and real-time operational insights. With a $4.5 billion valuation and 51–200 employees, CHAOS Industries is positioned to expand cutting-edge military tech capabilities and scale globally.

Chapter

Chapter has raised a total of $184M across multiple funding rounds, including a $75M Series D on April 16, 2025, led by Stripes. Founded in 2013, the New York City-based HRTech startup reached unicorn status in 12 years and 3 months with a valuation of $1B. The platform serves 11–50 employees, offering digital Medicare and employee benefits management, plan comparison, and financial savings tools. Chapter aims to scale nationally, enhance AI capabilities, and deliver improved, personalized healthcare and benefits solutions for employees and individuals.

Character.ai

Character.ai, founded in 2021 and based in Menlo Park, California, has raised a total of $193 million in funding, reaching a $1 billion valuation in March 2023. The company secured $43 million in Seed and Early Rounds (2021–2022) from Elad Gil and SV Angel, followed by a $150 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz to scale its generative AI platform. With 95 employees, Character.ai builds advanced conversational AI models that power personalized, interactive experiences for creativity, learning, and productivity across industries.

ChargePoint

ChargePoint has secured $554 million in total funding, including major rounds such as its $300M Post-IPO raise in April 2022, led by Antara Capital and earlier institutional investments from CPP Investments and Quantum Energy Partners. The company has also received federal and state grants from agencies such as PennDOT, the Illinois EPA, and the California Energy Commission, supporting U.S. EV infrastructure growth. ChargePoint's funding history reflects a strong push to expand its DC fast-charging footprint across North America. With rising EV adoption, ChargePoint remains one of the most heavily funded public charging-network operators.

Chargebee

Chargebee, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, United States, has raised $475 million in total funding and reached a $3.5 billion valuation after its $5 million Series H round in 2024. Earlier, its $125 million Series G round in 2021 led by Insight Partners, Tiger Global, and Sapphire Ventures valued the company at $1.4 billion. With 751 employees and ₹373 crore in annual revenue, Chargebee provides subscription billing, invoicing, and revenue automation solutions for global SaaS and digital businesses.

Checkout.com

Checkout.com, headquartered in London, United Kingdom, has raised $2 billion from Tiger Global Management, achieving a valuation of $40 billion. The company provides global payment processing, financial infrastructure, and online payment gateway solutions for businesses worldwide. Its platform integrates APIs, real-time analytics, and compliance tools to deliver secure and scalable digital payment operations. With strong funding and a growing global presence, Checkout.com is positioned to expand its payment solutions, enhance enterprise services, and maintain leadership in the fintech and digital payments industry.

Checkr

Checkr has raised $680 million through late-stage financings including a $161M Series D (Sep 06, 2019), a $250M Series E (Sep 01, 2021) at a $4.6B valuation, and a $120M Series E (Apr 01, 2022) follow-on. Founded in 2014, Checkr builds an AI-driven background-screening platform used by employers and gig platforms to automate criminal, identity and employment checks with higher throughput and compliance controls. These investments drove scaling of global screening operations, ML-driven identity matching, and enterprise-grade API products for HR and workforce platforms.

Chief

Chief has raised a total of $150 million across four funding rounds, including a $3M Seed (2018), $22M Series A (2019), $15M Venture Round (2020), and a $100M Series B (2022) led by CapitalG, reaching a $1.1 billion valuation. Founded in 2018 by Carolyn Childers and Lindsay Kaplan, the New York–based company operates as a private membership network for senior women executives, offering mentorship, coaching, and leadership development. With over 12,000 members, Chief fosters diversity, equity, and inclusion in executive leadership through community engagement and educational programs.

Chime

Chime has raised $3.15 billion across multiple funding rounds, becoming one of the most well-funded digital banking startups in the U.S. Its largest raise, a $750M Series G in August 2021, valued the company at $25 billion with participation from Sequoia Capital Global Equities, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Tiger Global, and General Atlantic. Earlier rounds include a $700M Series E (2019) and $533.8M Series F (2020). Chime also completed secondary rounds in 2020 and 2023. These substantial investments strengthen its position ahead of a potential IPO.

Chipper Cash

Chipper Cash, founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, has raised about $305 million in funding and reached a valuation of $1.25 billion. The company offers a cross-border payment platform for seamless money transfers via mobile wallets across Africa and other regions. With investors like Bezos Expeditions and Ribbit Capital, Chipper Cash enables instant, low-cost transactions and crypto support to advance financial inclusion in emerging markets.

Chronosphere

Founded in 2019, Chronosphere is a fast-growing observability platform provider that has raised $369 million to date, reaching a $1.6 billion valuation as of January 2023. Backed by top investors including Greylock, General Atlantic, and Lux Capital, Chronosphere’s largest round was a $173 million Series C in 2021, followed by a $115 million extension in 2023. The New York-based company empowers enterprises like DoorDash, Snap, and Zillow with advanced monitoring for modern, cloud-native environments, helping teams detect incidents faster, optimize costs, and maintain reliability at scale.

Cinch

Cinch has raised a total of $15.9 million across multiple funding rounds, with its latest Seed round closed in December 2023 led by Kickstart. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Draper, Utah, Cinch provides marketing automation tools that help B2C businesses manage customer data, optimize retention, and deliver personalized experiences using predictive AI. Backed by investors including Cultivation Capital and Tim Hansen, the company continues to scale its low-code platform, serving multi-location and service-based businesses to enhance customer engagement and marketing efficiency.

CircleCI

CircleCI, founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, has raised approximately $316 million in funding and achieved a $1.7 billion valuation after its Series F round in May 2021. The company offers a cloud-based continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) platform that automates build, test and deployment processes while supporting both cloud and on-premises runners. Backed by investors such as Greenspring Associates and IVP, CircleCI integrates with GitHub, Bitbucket, Azure and Slack to streamline DevOps workflows for teams across industries.

Circle

Circle has raised approximately $1.5 billion across several funding events, including a $400 million Series E round in April 2022 backed by BlackRock, Fin Capital, Fidelity Investments, and Marshall Wace. Earlier, Circle secured $10 million via an ICO in early 2022 led by Alameda Research, supporting growth of its crypto infrastructure. The company later closed an additional Series E round in August 2023 with undisclosed terms involving Coinbase, further strengthening its capital base. These rounds have fueled Circle’s development of USDC infrastructure, cross-border crypto payments, treasury solutions, and institutional-grade APIs.

Cirkul

Cirkul, founded on October 28, 2015 and headquartered in Tampa, Florida, has raised a total of $115 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $70 million Series C in June 2022 led by SC.Holdings and a $30 million Series B in August 2021 led by AF Ventures, along with earlier venture rounds of $6.7 million (2020) and $4.9 million (2019). Valued at $1 billion as of June 2022, Cirkul’s personalized beverage system promotes healthier hydration, featuring Sip® Cartridges, reusable bottles, and flavored options enhanced with electrolytes, B-vitamins, and caffeine, while reducing plastic waste.

CitiusTech

CitiusTech has raised $1.07B in funding, with major rounds including a $960M private equity investment in October 2022 led by Bain Capital Private Equity and an earlier $111M PE round in 2014 from General Atlantic. Founded in 2005, the company provides digital solutions for healthcare and life sciences, including data engineering, cloud modernization, analytics, and AI-driven platforms. These investments support global expansion, advanced interoperability, cybersecurity capabilities, and industry-leading healthcare technology services. With strong revenue performance and enterprise clients worldwide, CitiusTech continues strengthening its position as a major healthcare digital transformation partner.

Cityblock

Cityblock has raised a total of $900 million across multiple funding rounds, achieving a $5.7 billion valuation as of September 2021. The company’s major investors include SoftBank Group, Tiger Global Management, General Catalyst, and Wellington. Its most recent funding round was a Series D, where it raised $374 million to expand its tech-driven healthcare model. Focused on improving care for low-income urban residents, Cityblock leverages data and community-based partnerships to deliver personalized, holistic care through its network of tech-enabled clinics.

Clari

Clari has raised $6 M in its Series A, $20 M in Series B, $35 M in Series C, $60 M in Series D, $150 M in Series E and $225 M in Series F, bringing its total funding to approximately $510 M. These rounds were led by prominent investors such as Sequoia Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, Sapphire Ventures, Silver Lake and Blackstone. The company was founded in 2013 and develops a revenue-operations platform that uses AI and automation to help sales, marketing and customer-success teams forecast and manage revenue. With a valuation of $2.6 billion as of January 2022, Clari is scaling globally.

Clarify

Clarify Health has raised a total of $411 million across four funding rounds, including $10M Series A (2015), $30M Series B (2016), $115M Series C (2021), and $166M Series D (2022) at a $1.4 billion valuation. The latest round, led by SoftBank Vision Fund and BlackRock, supports scaling its AI-driven healthcare analytics platform. Founded in 2015 by Jean Drouin and Todd Gottula, Clarify empowers payers, providers, and life sciences firms to optimize care delivery and value-based performance through actionable patient journey insights.

Claroty

Claroty, founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, United States, has raised about $732 million in funding, reaching a $2 billion valuation. The company provides cybersecurity solutions for industrial, healthcare, and commercial sectors, offering asset discovery, network protection, and continuous threat detection. With investors such as Bessemer Venture Partners, Temasek, and Princeville Capital, Claroty helps organizations safeguard cyber-physical systems, prevent operational disruptions, and comply with global security standards.

ClassDojo

ClassDojo has raised a total of approximately $221 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $1.6M seed round (January 2012), $8.5M Series A (April 2013), $21M Series B (April 2016), $35M Series C (February 2019), and a $125M Series D (July 2022), with the latest venture round in April 2024 undisclosed. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, ClassDojo offers a K-12 classroom behaviour-tracking platform connecting teachers, students, and parents. Backed by investors like Tencent, General Catalyst, and GSV Ventures.

ClassPass

ClassPass has raised $550M through a blend of venture and later-stage financings, including a $285M Series E in January 2020, earlier Series D/C/B tranches (notably $85M in Jul 2018 and $70M in Jun 2017), and a steady cadence of growth capital used to scale its membership model and global marketplace. Founded in 2013, ClassPass built a subscription marketplace that aggregates studio classes and wellness experiences into a single membership. Funding supported international expansion, product innovation (flex passes, corporate programs), and partnerships with studios to optimize utilization and monetization.

Clay

Clay has raised a total of $204 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in January 2025. Its latest Series C round of $100 million, closed on June 12, 2025, was led by Meritech and CapitalG. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in New York, United States, Clay provides an AI-powered cloud platform for lead management, CRM enrichment, automated inbound/outbound workflows, and data-driven growth insights. Focused on sales force automation, marketing tech, and AI-native solutions, the company continues to expand globally.

Clean Crop Technologies

Clean Crop Technologies has raised a total of $8 million across multiple rounds aimed at transforming agricultural food safety. The company secured $2.75M in its Seed Round, led by Prime Impact Fund, to advance its crop-purification technology. In March 2022, it raised an additional $6M in Series A, led by ReGen Ventures, Trailhead Capital, and MassMutual Catalyst Fund. These investments are helping the company scale its high-energy air-based decontamination platform designed to remove pathogens, reduce spoilage, and boost crop output across global agriculture and food-processing markets.

Clear Street

Clear Street has raised a total of $650 million across six funding rounds, reaching a $2 billion valuation as of April 2023. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York City, the company offers a modern trade lifecycle management platform for brokerages, supporting electronic and high-touch trading, clearing, and real-time reporting. Its Series B rounds, totaling $435 million and led by Prysm Capital, fueled expansion into new markets and platform upgrades. Earlier funding included $135 million in debt financing and a $35 million Series A, supporting early growth and infrastructure development.

Clearcover

Clearcover, founded in 2016 and based in Chicago, Illinois, United States, has raised around $457 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation after its $200 million Series D round in 2021 led by Eldridge Industries. Backed by University Growth Fund and Geodesic Capital, Clearcover offers a digital-first auto insurance platform with app-based claims management, quick payments, and transparent policy handling. The company leverages automation and AI to streamline operations across the auto insurance value chain.

ClickHouse

ClickHouse, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Portola Valley, California, has raised a total of $350 million, including a $350 million Series C round in May 2025, reaching a $2 billion valuation. The company develops a high-performance, open-source OLAP database optimized for real-time analytics, serving use cases like business intelligence, observability, and fraud detection. With 51–200 employees, ClickHouse is backed by leading investors such as Thrive Capital, Altimeter Capital, and Benchmark, empowering global enterprises like Sony, Lyft, and GitLab with scalable, lightning-fast data analytics solutions.

ClickUp

ClickUp, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States, has raised approximately $535 million in funding, including a $400 million Series C round in October 2021 (co‑led by Andreessen Horowitz and Tiger Global) that valued the company at about $4 billion. The platform offers an all‑in‑one productivity suite for work teams—combining tasks, documents, chat, spreadsheets, whiteboards, time tracking and dashboards. ClickUp is redefining teamwork and productivity by replacing multiple tools with a unified workspace.

CloudKitchens

CloudKitchens has raised $1.25 billion through major rounds that include a $400M Series D (Nov 8, 2019) led by the Public Investment Fund and a $850M Series E (Nov 2021) backed by Microsoft, plus an additional conventional-debt facility entered in November 2021. Founded in 2016, the business builds managed, delivery-first kitchen spaces and an operator platform for restaurants and brands. These financings funded rapid real-estate rollouts, software and marketplace development, and strategic partnerships to accelerate delivery density and lower per-order unit economics for restaurant operators.

CloudBees

CloudBees, valued at $1 billion, has raised $241 million across multiple rounds, including a $150 million Series F led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Founded in 2010 and based in San Jose, California, CloudBees provides a cloud-based continuous delivery platform supporting CI/CD, release orchestration, and DevOps analytics. Its solutions include DevOptics, CodeShip, and professional services to optimize software delivery pipelines. With investors like Morgan Stanley and Golub Growth, CloudBees has become a leading player in DevOps, cloud-native application delivery, and enterprise software innovation.

Cloudera

Cloudera raised $1.04 billion across multiple large rounds, including a $160M Series F (Mar 18, 2014), a $740M Series F tranche (Mar 31, 2014) led by Intel, and other Series F activity in 2015. Founded in 2008, Cloudera built an enterprise data cloud and big-data stack that combined Hadoop distributions with governance, security and analytics. Funding went into scaling engineering for enterprise features, expanding cloud integrations, and supporting sales motions for Fortune-scale deployments. Cloudera’s platform targeted data lakes, machine learning pipelines, and enterprise analytics workloads at scale.

Cloudflare

Cloudflare has raised $332 million in total funding, with major rounds including a $150M Series E in 2019, a $575M Post-IPO round in 2020, and a $1.29B Post-IPO round in 2021. Founded in 2009, Cloudflare provides a global connectivity cloud delivering security, performance optimization, and developer services to modernize internet applications. Investor backing from Franklin Templeton, Fidelity Investments, and NEA helped Cloudflare expand its global edge network, build advanced threat-protection systems, and accelerate its platform for application security and AI-driven workloads.

Clover Health

Clover Health, founded in 2014 by Vivek Garipalli and Kris Gale, has raised $938M across multiple rounds, including a $500M Series E in 2019, $130M Series D in 2017, and $160M Series C in 2016. The company provides technology-enabled Medicare Advantage insurance that integrates data analytics, care coordination, and risk-adjusted reimbursement to improve outcomes and manage provider networks. Funding supported member acquisition, platform development, clinical operations, and analytics teams. Employing around 570 people, Clover Health leverages technology to enhance care delivery and expand Medicare Advantage membership, with key investors including Greenoaks Capital, Sequoia Capital, First Round Capital, and GV.

Clubhouse

Clubhouse, a San Francisco–based social audio platform founded in 2020 by Rohan Seth and Paul Davison, has raised $100 million in funding. The company achieved a $4 billion valuation as of April 2021 after its Series C round led by DST Global Partners and Tiger Global Management, with early backing from Andreessen Horowitz. Clubhouse quickly rose to prominence during the pandemic, enabling real-time voice-based discussions in virtual rooms and reaching unicorn status within just one year of its launch.

Coalition

Coalition has raised approximately $10 M in Series A (March 2018), $25 M in Series B (May 2019), $15 M in a Secondary round (May 2019), $90 M in Series C (May 2020), $175 M in Series D (March 2021), $205 M in Series E (September 2021), $250 M in Series F (July 2022), and $30 M in a Private Equity round (March 2025), bringing the total to about $800 M in funding. Backed by prominent investors including T. Rowe Price and General Atlantic, the company achieved a valuation of around $5 billion as of mid-2022.

Cockroach Labs

Cockroach Labs, the developer of the distributed SQL database CockroachDB, has raised $633 million in total funding, reaching a $5 billion valuation in December 2021. Founded in 2015 by Benjamin Darnell, Peter Mattis, and Spencer Kimball, the company’s latest Series F round secured $278 million, led by Greenoaks with participation from Altimeter Capital, Benchmark, Index Ventures, and Coatue. Cockroach Labs builds cloud-native, PostgreSQL-compatible databases designed for zero downtime, global scalability, and fault tolerance, serving enterprises with mission-critical data infrastructure solutions worldwide.

Coda

Coda has raised a total of $240 million across multiple funding rounds, including $60 million in Series B in October 2017, $80 million in Series C in August 2020 led by Kleiner Perkins and Underscore VC, and $100 million in Series D in July 2021 led by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan. The total funding helped Coda scale its document-spreadsheet project management platform, expand its enterprise client base including Uber, Spotify, Box, DoorDash, and The New York Times, and achieve a $1.4 billion valuation as of July 2021.

Codeium

Codeium has raised a total of $244.7 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $150 million Series C round in August 2024 led by General Catalyst. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, Codeium provides AI-powered coding tools that enhance developer productivity through code suggestions, generation, and refactoring. Backed by investors including Kleiner Perkins and Greenoaks, the company currently holds a valuation of $1.25 billion and continues to scale its platform for over 700,000 active developers globally.

Cognition

Cognition, founded in 2023 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, is an AI software engineering startup that automates coding tasks and assists with reasoning and problem-solving in software development. The company has raised a total of $696M across funding rounds, including a $175M Series B in April 2024 and a $500M Series C in August 2025, and is valued at $10.2B as of September 2025. With a team of 2–10 employees, Cognition is rapidly scaling its AI platform to serve developers and enterprises worldwide.

Cohesity

Cohesity has raised $810M through multiple funding rounds, including a $150M Series F backed by IBM, Nvidia, SoftBank Vision Fund, Sequoia Capital, and Madrona, a $250M Series E led by DFJ Growth, Wing Venture Capital, and Baillie Gifford at a $2.5B valuation, and a $250M Series D supported by SoftBank Vision Fund and Cisco Investments. These rounds strengthened product innovation, AI capabilities, and enterprise data protection solutions. With a valuation of $3.7B, Cohesity continues scaling its AI-driven platform for data security, resilience, and multicloud management.

CoinTracker

CoinTracker has raised a total of $101.62 million across multiple rounds, including a $100 million Series A in January 2022, led by Accel at a $1.3 billion valuation. Earlier, it secured $120K in pre-seed funding from Y Combinator and $1.5 million in seed funding from Initialized Capital. Founded in 2017, CoinTracker offers a cryptocurrency portfolio management and tax compliance platform used by over 2.5 million users globally. Backed by investors like General Catalyst and Coinbase Ventures, CoinTracker continues to scale its data integrations and compliance capabilities.

Coinbase

Coinbase, founded in 2012 by Brian Armstrong and Fred Ehrsam, raised $547M through private rounds and post-IPO placements, with early backing from Y Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz, and Union Square Ventures. The San Francisco–based company offers crypto exchange, wallets, custody, staking, merchant tools, and APIs for retail and institutional users. Funding supported security, regulatory compliance, enterprise products, and global expansion. Post-IPO and strategic partnerships enabled broader institutional adoption and product diversification into fiat rails, stablecoins, and developer platforms.

Coinlist

CoinList, founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, raised a $100 million Series A round in October 2021 (led by Accomplice and Agman Partners), valuing the company at about $1.5 billion. The platform enables crypto protocols to launch tokens and provides users with tools for trading, staking and participating in new digital‑asset offerings. With global reach across 170+ countries and rapid volume growth, CoinList is key infrastructure for token issuance and crypto‑asset access.

CollectiveHealth

CollectiveHealth, founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $714 million and reached a $1.5 billion valuation. The company offers a cloud-based self-insurance platform enabling employers to manage employee health benefits across medical, pharmacy, dental, and vision networks. Backed by G Squared and DFJ Growth, CollectiveHealth provides real-time analytics, plan customization, and seamless integration with HR and finance systems. The platform simplifies healthcare management, improves operational efficiency, and enhances the employee benefits experience for organizations of all sizes.

Color

Color, a Burlingame-based virtual health and genomics company, has raised $491 million across multiple rounds, reaching a $4.6 billion valuation in November 2021. T. Rowe Price, General Catalyst, and Viking Global Investors led its latest $100 million Series E round in October 2021. Earlier rounds included a $167 million Series D (2020) and a $75 million Series D (2020). Founded in 2013 by Elad Gil, Othman Laraki, Nish Bhat, and Taylor Sittler, Color delivers AI-supported cancer prevention, diagnosis, and care solutions through its virtual clinic platform.

Colossal

Colossal, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, is a biotechnology company pioneering de-extinction through advanced genetic engineering and CRISPR technology. The company has raised $558 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $10.2 billion valuation in January 2025. With a team of 11-50 employees, Colossal focuses on reviving extinct species like the woolly mammoth, thylacine, and dodo to restore ecosystems and combat biodiversity loss. Backed by investors such as Mark Walter, Thomas Tull, and TWG Global, Colossal leads innovation in synthetic biology and conservation technology.

CommerceIQ

CommerceIQ has raised a total of $196 million across four funding rounds, including $8.5M (Series A, 2014), $12M (Series B, 2016), $60M (Series C, 2021), and $115M (Series D, 2022). Backed by major investors like SoftBank Vision Fund and Insight Partners, the company reached a $1 billion valuation in March 2022. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, CommerceIQ offers an AI-powered retail e-commerce optimization platform that unifies sales, marketing, and supply chain workflows to help global brands drive profitability and operational efficiency.

Concert AI

Concert AI has raised a total of $300 million across two funding rounds a $150 million Series B in January 2020 led by Declaration Partners, Maverick Ventures, AllianceBernstein, and SymphonyAI, and a $150 million Series C in March 2022 led by Sixth Street — reaching a $1.9 billion valuation. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, Concert AI leverages artificial intelligence to deliver oncology data insights, clinical trial matching, and research optimization for biopharma and healthcare organizations, advancing precision oncology and improving patient outcomes worldwide.

Confluent

Confluent has raised $456 million across multiple rounds, including a major Series E round of $250 million in April 2020, led by Coatue, which valued the company at $4.5 billion. Earlier rounds include a $125M Series D (2019) led by Sequoia Capital and a $50M Series C (2017) as the platform gained widespread adoption. Investors such as Benchmark, Index Ventures, and Altimeter Capital have strengthened its position in data-streaming infrastructure. With Confluent Cloud growth accelerating rapidly, the company leverages its Apache Kafka foundation to drive enterprise-grade, real-time data pipelines globally.

Consensys

Consensys, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, has raised a total of $725 million, including a $200 million Series C round in November 2021. The company, which offers a suite of blockchain and Web3 solutions such as MetaMask and Infura, empowers developers and users to build decentralized applications (dApps), manage digital assets, and create NFTs. With a $7 billion valuation as of March 2022, Consensys is at the forefront of the blockchain revolution.

Contrast Security

Contrast Security, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Los Altos, California, United States, has raised $261 million in total funding, including a $150 million Series E led by Liberty Strategic Capital in November 2021, valuing it at $1 billion. The company provides a unified platform combining IAST and RASP technologies for continuous application security. With investors like Warburg Pincus and Founders Circle Capital, Contrast Security is modernizing DevSecOps through real-time vulnerability detection and protection.

Convoy

Convoy raised a total of $828 million across multiple rounds, beginning with a $2.5M seed round (2015), followed by major injections including $16M Series A, $62M Series B, $185M Series C, and a massive $400M Series D. Additional funding included a $160M Series E, $250M debt financing, $100M venture debt, a $15M venture round, and grants plus secondary transactions. Backed by CapitalG, T. Rowe Price, Baillie Gifford, Y Combinator, and JP Morgan, Convoy achieved a $3.8B valuation before being acquired. Its funding history positioned it among the most well-capitalized players in digital freight.

Copado

Copado has raised $329 million to date, achieving a $1.9 billion valuation (as of September 2021). The company’s latest Series C round of $140 million, led by Insight Partners and supported by SoftBank Group, accelerated its mission to revolutionize DevOps for Salesforce and other cloud ecosystems. Backed by major investors such as Salesforce Ventures, Copado leverages AI and automation to streamline software releases and testing. With its rapid growth trajectory, the company continues to expand globally, delivering smarter, faster, and more secure enterprise DevOps solutions.

CoreWeave

CoreWeave, founded in 2017 and based in Livingston, New Jersey, is a high-performance cloud computing provider specializing in GPU and CPU infrastructure for AI workloads. The company has raised a total of $13.4 billion across multiple rounds, including $7.5 billion in debt financing in May 2024 and $650 million in October 2024, reaching a $23 billion valuation as of March 2025. With 239 employees, CoreWeave is backed by top investors such as Blackstone, Fidelity, and Magnetar Capital, driving global expansion in AI-native cloud infrastructure.

Cosm

Cosm has raised a total of $250 million in funding, achieving unicorn status on July 31, 2024. Its latest Series B round of $250 million, led by Mirasol Capital, enabled the company to expand its AR and VR immersive experience solutions across sports, entertainment, and education. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, United States, Cosm employs 158 people and is valued at $1 billion. The company specializes in combining physical and digital elements to create engaging, next-generation immersive experiences.

Coupa

Coupa has raised $169 million in equity across multiple early-stage rounds, supported by investors including T. Rowe Price, Meritech, Mohr Davidow Ventures, and Battery Ventures. Beyond venture funding, Coupa also executed major post-IPO financings, including liquidity events in 2018–2020 such as a $1.38 billion public-market capital raise in June 2020 and an $805 million transaction in June 2019. Founded in 2006, Coupa provides cloud-native spend-management solutions, helping enterprises optimize procurement, sourcing, supplier management, and expenses. These investments enabled Coupa to expand globally, enhance AI-driven spend intelligence, and deliver measurable cost savings.

Course Hero

Course Hero has raised $478 million, including a $10M Series B (Feb 12, 2020), a $70M Series B extension (Aug 26, 2020), and a major $380M Series C (Dec 14, 2021) that valued the company at about $3.6B. Founded in 2006, Course Hero built a student-centric platform of study documents, expert tutors, and learning resources. Funding supported product personalization, tutoring services, content moderation, and enterprise partnerships with universities helping scale global reach, improve content quality controls, and expand offerings for both learners and institutions.

Coursera

Coursera has raised $443 million across multiple stages, including early expansions with Series B ($20M), Series C rounds totaling over $61M, and major growth funding through Series D ($64M) and Series E ($103M) at a valuation of $1.66B. The company reached unicorn status with its Series F round of $130M in 2020, pushing valuation to $2.5B, followed by additional secondary transactions and venture injections such as $13.7M, $1.1M, and $1M to support global expansion. Coursera continues leveraging this capital to scale degrees, certificates, and enterprise learning.

Create Music Group

Create Music Group, founded in 2015 in Los Angeles, California, is a unicorn music tech company providing music distribution, rights management, and publishing solutions. The company has raised a total of $165M, including a $165M private equity round on June 25, 2024, led by Flexpoint Ford, achieving a $1B valuation. With 191 employees, Create Music Group enables artists and labels to track performance, monitor earnings, and manage creative works efficiently, leveraging its funding to expand global operations and enhance music technology services.

Creatio

Creatio, founded in 2002 in Boston, Massachusetts, is a unicorn providing cloud-based CRM and low-code business process automation solutions. The company has raised a total of $273M, including a $4.78M Series D on May 29, 2025, and has a $1.2B valuation as of June 26, 2024. With 501–1,000 employees, Creatio enables businesses to manage customer journeys, build apps, define workflows, and integrate machine learning models, leveraging its funding to scale automation and CRM adoption across global enterprises.

Cresta

Cresta has raised a total of $276 million across five funding rounds, including a $125 million Series D in November 2024 led by Qatar Investment Authority and WiL, valuing the company at $1.6 billion. Earlier rounds included a $50 million Series B (2021) and $80 million Series C (2022) backed by Sequoia Capital and Tiger Global. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Cresta provides AI-powered productivity tools for contact centers, enabling real-time coaching, automation, and performance insights to enhance agent efficiency and customer experience.

Cribl

Cribl has raised a total of $600 million across multiple rounds, reaching a $3.5 billion valuation (as of August 2024). Its most recent Series E round secured $200 million, led by Google Ventures, following strong participation from Sequoia Capital, Greylock, and Tiger Global Management. Founded in 2018, the company specializes in data observability and analytics solutions for enterprise clients. With a workforce of over 500 employees, Cribl’s funding underscores investor confidence in its growing role within the cloud-native data management and cybersecurity sectors.

Cross River

Cross River has raised a total of $848 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $28M venture round (2016), $100M Series C (2020), $106M debt financing (2020), and a $620M Series D (2022) led by Andreessen Horowitz, T. Rowe Price, and Eldridge Industries, valuing the company at $3 billion. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Fort Lee, New Jersey, Cross River provides open banking APIs, loan origination software, and payment infrastructure that power modern digital banking, fintech innovation, and regulatory compliance for financial institutions globally.

CrowdStrike

CrowdStrike, founded in 2011, raised $330 million prior to and after its IPO, including a $200 million Series E in 2018. The company delivers AI-native endpoint and cloud security through its Falcon platform, providing prevention, detection, threat intelligence, and rapid incident response. Funding enabled global expansion, cloud-scale telemetry, AI model development, and strategic acquisitions to enhance security operations. CrowdStrike leverages real-time telemetry and lightweight agents to protect enterprise endpoints, improve response times, and consolidate security tooling, positioning the company as a leading AI-driven cybersecurity provider.

Cruise

Cruise, headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $9 billion from General Motors, achieving a valuation of $30 billion. The company develops autonomous vehicles and self-driving systems using AI, hardware, and software integration. Cruise focuses on urban mobility solutions, ride-hailing, and logistics applications, delivering electric autonomous fleets. With significant funding and strategic backing, Cruise is positioned to scale autonomous vehicle deployment, enhance technology safety, and maintain leadership in the autonomous mobility industry.

Crusoe

Crusoe Energy Systems has raised a total of $1.26 billion across multiple rounds, including a $175 million conventional debt round in August 2025, bringing its valuation to $2.8 billion. Founded in 2018 by Cully Cavness and Chase Lochmiller, the Denver-based company builds sustainable AI cloud infrastructure powered by stranded and renewable energy sources. Key investors include Valor Equity Partners, Ribbit Capital, and Tao Capital Partners. Crusoe aims to expand its Digital Flare Mitigation® technology and modular AI data centers, driving climate-positive innovation in high-performance computing.

Current

Current, founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, has raised $588 million and reached a $2.2 billion valuation. The company offers digital banking services including savings accounts, NFC-enabled prepaid cards, automated savings, teen banking, bill payments, and money transfers. Backed by Wellington and Sapphire Ventures, Current focuses on delivering a modern, accessible banking experience. Its platform combines fintech innovation, financial education, and customer-focused features to simplify personal finance management and reshape digital banking for individuals.

Cybereason

Cybereason, founded in 2012 and headquartered in La Jolla, California, United States, has raised $938 million in funding, including a $50M Series F round led by Google in October 2021. Valued at $2.5 billion, Cybereason provides AI-driven endpoint threat detection and response solutions, helping organizations mitigate advanced cyber threats in real time. Top investors include Google, Greenspring Associates, and Robyn Capital. The platform serves enterprises across sectors, offering EDR, next-generation antivirus, and managed detection services, and continues to expand globally with advanced AI cybersecurity capabilities.

Cyberhaven

Cyberhaven, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, has raised a total of $236M across multiple funding rounds. The company achieved unicorn status with its $100M Series D round led by StepStone Group on April 2, 2025, valuing it at $1B. Serving enterprise clients including Deloitte, Motorola, and IDA, Cyberhaven provides data loss prevention solutions powered by behavioral analytics. The company employs 51 staff and plans to scale globally, strengthen AI-driven security capabilities, and expand adoption of its cybersecurity platform across industries.

Cyera

Cyera, headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, is a cybersecurity company specializing in AI-native data security posture management and data loss prevention. Since joining the unicorn club on April 9, 2024, Cyera has raised a total of $1.3B, including a $300M Series C and a $540M Series E on June 11, 2025, achieving a $6B valuation. The platform helps organizations reduce risk, improve data security, and maintain regulatory compliance, positioning Cyera as a leading innovator in enterprise AI-driven cybersecurity solutions.

Daily Harvest

Daily Harvest has raised a total of $133 million across multiple rounds, including a $77 million Series D led by Lone Pine Capital in November 2021 that valued the company at $1.1 billion. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, Daily Harvest delivers organic, plant-based meals and smoothies nationwide. Backed by investors like Plus Capital, the company achieved unicorn status in under seven years and employed 288 people as of December 2022.

DailyPay

DailyPay, founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York City, New York, has raised about $264 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company provides an on-demand pay platform that lets employees access earned wages instantly, improving financial flexibility and job satisfaction. Backed by investors such as Carrick Capital Partners, Section Partners, and EQUIAM, DailyPay integrates with employer systems to streamline payroll processes and drive adoption of earned wage access across major industries.

Dalan Animal Health

Dalan Animal Health has raised $13 million across seed-stage funding rounds backed by investors including At One Ventures, VANE (Veterinary Angel Network for Entrepreneurs), Prime Movers Lab, Good Growth Capital, and Meach Cove Capital. These investments support the company’s development of biotechnology solutions that protect pollinators, including the world’s first honeybee vaccine. The funds accelerate commercialization, regulatory expansion, and manufacturing scale. With growing momentum in agricultural biotechnology, Dalan Animal Health is positioned to strengthen pollinator health systems globally and expand its portfolio of preventive solutions for the beekeeping and agriculture industries.

DataRobot

DataRobot has raised a total of $1.05 billion across multiple funding rounds, including $3.3 million in Seed (2013), $21 million in Series A (2014), $33 million in Series B (2016), $67.7 million in Series C (2017), $100 million in Series D (2018), $206 million in Series E (2019), $270 million and $50 million in Series F (2020), and $300 million in Series G (2021). The company achieved a $2.7 billion valuation in November 2020 and continues expanding its AI-driven enterprise platform globally.

DataStax

DataStax, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, has raised a total of $305 million across multiple funding rounds. Key rounds include a $2.7M Series A in 2010, $11M Series B in 2011 led by Crosslink Capital, $25M Series C in 2012, $45.3M Series D in 2013, $106M Series E in 2014, $37.6M Series F in 2021, and a $115M venture round in 2022 led by GS Growth, reaching a $1.6 billion valuation. The company provides AI-powered database solutions like Astra DB and Astra Streaming, serving enterprises globally across fintech, e-commerce, and IoT.

Databricks

Databricks has raised $15.7 billion across multiple rounds, culminating in a Series K round of $1 billion in September 2025, valuing the company at $100 billion. Major funding milestones include its $10B Series J round in 2024 backed by a16z, DST Global, GIC, and Insight Partners, alongside earlier strategic investments such as the $1.6B Series H (2021) and $1B Series G (2021). The company has also secured $5.3B in debt financing in 2025 to support liquidity and operational investments. Databricks remains a dominant force in AI and data engineering.

DataGrail

DataGrail has raised a total of $84.2 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $45 million Series C round in October 2022 led by Third Point Ventures. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, DataGrail provides data privacy management solutions that help businesses automate workflows, manage consent, and assess privacy risks. Backed by investors including Cloud Apps Capital Partners, Felicis Ventures, Next47, and Operator Collective, the company is positioned to scale operations and address the growing global demand for privacy solutions.

Dataiku

Dataiku has raised $1.04 billion in funding and reached a $3.7 billion valuation, with 1,001–5,000 employees. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York, New York, United States, the platform provides AI, machine learning, and big data analytics tools for enterprises. Dataiku enables teams to connect, analyze, and visualize large datasets while building predictive workflows using SQL, Python, and Hadoop. After its $204 million Series F round on November 25, 2022, backed by Wellington and CapitalG, Dataiku continues to scale globally and advance enterprise AI adoption.

Dataminr

Dataminr has raised a total of $1.24B through multiple rounds, including Series F rounds of $100M and $85M, along with an undisclosed conventional debt round. Backed by major investors such as Fidelity Investments, Valor Equity Partners, MSD Capital, Fortress Investment, NightDragon, and HSBC, the company delivers real-time event and risk intelligence using multimodal fusion AI and generative AI. Valued at $4.1B, Dataminr continues expanding its impact across corporate security, cyber risk, public sector operations, and global newsrooms with its advanced AI-driven detection and response system.

Dave

Dave has completed fundraising that includes a $50M Series B (Sep 30, 2019), a $100M conventional-debt facility (Jan 28, 2021) and a $100M Post-IPO round (Mar 22, 2022). The company reports $63.6M in total previously disclosed equity funding alongside larger debt financings used for balance-sheet flexibility. Founded in 2016, Dave builds consumer banking tools paycheck advances, budgeting, and fee-free accounts aimed at reducing overdraft and improving financial health. Capital has underwritten product expansion, card and deposit capabilities, and partnerships to scale membership and revenue per user.

dbt Labs

dbt Labs has raised a total of $416 million across five funding rounds, including a $222 million Series D in February 2022 led by Altimeter Capital and joined by GIC, Sequoia Capital, and Andreessen Horowitz, valuing the company at $4.2 billion. Previously, dbt Labs secured $150 million Series C in June 2021 and $29.5 million Series B in November 2020 from Sequoia and a16z. Its Series A in April 2020 brought in $12.9 million, and a $1.5 million seed round in 2019 laid the foundation for its data transformation tool that now powers modern analytics teams globally.

Dbt Labs

dbt Labs has raised a total of $414.4 million in funding across multiple rounds, with a significant $222 million Series D round in February 2022 led by Altimeter Capital. Founded in 2016 and based in Philadelphia, dbt Labs develops data transformation tools like dbt Cloud and dbt Core, enabling teams to manage and model data within cloud warehouses. Backed by investors including Salesforce Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia Capital, and GIC, the company currently holds a valuation of $4.2 billion.

DDN

DDN has raised $310 million, with a major $300 million Series B on January 23, 2025 led by Blackstone, valuing the company at $5 billion. Founded in 1998, DDN builds high performance storage systems for HPC, big data analytics, and AI training workloads. Its products include parallel file systems, NVMe accelerated arrays, burst buffers, and object storage appliances. New capital supports product expansion, NVMe scale out deployments, and global channel growth to meet rising demand for simulation, analytics, and AI training at scale.

Decagon

Decagon has raised a total of $231 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $131 million Series C round in June 2025 led by Accel and Andreessen Horowitz, valuing the San Francisco-based AI company at $1.5 billion. Founded in 2023, Decagon has 51–200 employees and delivers generative AI customer support solutions that integrate with enterprise workflows, knowledge bases, and APIs. With rapid funding and unicorn status achieved in just 2 years and 5 months, the company is positioned to scale globally and enhance AI-driven customer service for enterprises.

Decart

Decart has raised $100 million in a Series B round, giving the company a $3.1 billion valuation. The round includes existing investors Sequoia Capital, Benchmark, and Zeev Ventures, with Aleph VC joining as a new backer. This marks a major valuation jump from a previously reported $500 million valuation, underscoring investor conviction in Decart’s real-time creative AI platform. The Series B will fund product development, infrastructure scaling, and go-to-market efforts as Decart chases the future of live, interactive generative AI experiences across content, marketing, and entertainment.

Deel

Deel, founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, is a leading HRTech company simplifying global hiring and payroll. Backed by Altimeter Capital and Madica, it has raised $986 million and achieved a valuation of $17.3 billion. Deel’s cloud-based HRMS platform helps enterprises manage compliance, onboarding, and employee engagement across 150+ countries. With AI-driven automation and local expertise, Deel has become a global standard for remote workforce management and international employment compliance.

Deem

Deem has raised $668 million in funding across multiple rounds, including $50M (June 16, 2014) and $34M Series F (Apr 21, 2016) along with subsequent undisclosed Series F activity in 2016 supported by Enterprise Holdings and PointGuard Ventures. Founded in 2000, Deem provides corporate travel management technology integrating booking, expense workflows, and policy controls. Capital supported product development for enterprise booking APIs, integration with major travel suppliers and clients, and global service rollout to corporate travel programs seeking automation and cost control.

Deepset

Deepset has raised a total of $45.6 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $30 million Series B in August 2023. The Berlin-based AI company specializes in NLP and large language model (LLM) applications, offering platforms like Haystack and deepset Cloud to help enterprises leverage their own data. Founded in 2018, deepset is backed by investors including Balderton Capital, GV, Lunar Ventures, and System.One. With 51–100 employees, the company is expanding globally and enhancing its AI solutions for enterprise applications.

Degreed

Degreed, founded in 2012 and based in Pleasanton, California, United States, has raised around $367 million in funding, reaching a $1.4 billion valuation after its $153 million Series D round in 2021 led by Sapphire Ventures and Riverwood Capital. Backed by Founders Circle Capital and Section Partners, Degreed provides a cloud-based learning experience platform (LXP) for enterprises, helping track and analyze all learning activities and skills development. The company integrates AI and analytics to support continuous workforce learning.

Density

Density, founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $225 million, including a $125 million Series D round in November 2021, valuing it at $1.05 billion. The company offers AI-powered and sensor-based occupancy analytics for physical spaces, helping organizations optimize facility management and workplace design. With its infrared-powered sensors and real-time dashboards, Density enables businesses to understand visitor behavior, enhance efficiency, and manage space utilization effectively across industries.

Deputy

Deputy, founded in 2008 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, is a workforce management platform for scheduling, HR, and compliance. The platform helps organizations manage hourly teams with tools for employee scheduling, timesheets, task management, forecasting, and performance analytics. Deputy has raised a total of $143M, including a $37M Series B on March 19, 2024, achieving a $1.1B valuation. Backed by IVP, OpenView, and Express Services, Deputy streamlines workforce operations and enhances productivity for businesses globally.

Desktop Metal

Desktop Metal has secured a total of $438 million in funding, backed by major investors including Google Ventures, New Enterprise Associates, GE Ventures, Ford Motor, and Koch Industries. Key rounds include a $160M Series E in 2019, a $115M Series D in 2017, and $280M in post-IPO equity in 2020, which pushed its last known valuation to $1.5B. The company expanded aggressively through acquisitions (ETEC, ExOne, Adaptive3D) and industry partnerships, strengthening its position in additive manufacturing. With advanced metal, polymer, and carbon fiber 3D printing technologies, Desktop Metal continues to shape high-volume AM production globally.

Despegar

Despegar has raised $331 million across multiple funding events, beginning with an early Series B (2012) backed by Sequoia, followed by a large $270M Series C (2015) from Expedia to deepen LATAM inventory and integrations. Its most recent $200M post-IPO round (Aug 20, 2020) included Waha Capital and L Catterton to reinforce liquidity during market volatility. Founded in 1999, Despegar scaled into Latin America’s leading online travel agency, leveraging funding to build mobile platforms, expand supply partnerships, enhance localized payments, and strengthen multi-category travel services across the region.

Dev Rev

Dev Rev, founded in 2020 in Palo Alto, California, is a unicorn startup providing AI-powered enterprise solutions. The company has raised a total of $158M, including a $101M Series A on July 10, 2024 led by Khosla Ventures. Achieving unicorn status with a $1.15B valuation in just 4 years and 6 months, Dev Rev has attracted top investors like Alumni Ventures. With 72 employees, the company leverages these investments to scale its AI platform, expand enterprise adoption, and accelerate growth globally.

Devo

Devo, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, has raised over $500 million in funding, including a $250 million Series E round in October 2021 led by TCV that valued the company at about $1.5 billion. The platform delivers cloud‑native, real‑time analytics and logging solutions for enterprise security, IT and business operations, enabling high‑speed data‑ingestion, correlation and visualization at scale. With major investors such as General Atlantic and Insight Partners, Devo is driving modern analytics for the next generation of enterprise operations.

Devoted Health

Devoted Health has raised $2.26 billion across multiple funding rounds, including its largest: a $1.2B Series D in 2021 led by SoftBank Vision Fund. The company strengthened its Medicare Advantage expansion through two Series E rounds totaling $287M, with participation from GIC, Maverick Ventures, Cox Enterprises, and The Space Between. Earlier funding from Venrock, a16z, and Uprising Ventures helped Devoted scale operations, care delivery infrastructure, and tech-enabled customer support. With a valuation of $12.6B (Oct 2021), Devoted Health remains one of the most heavily funded healthcare payer-tech companies in the U.S.

Devoted Health

Devoted Health has raised a total of $2.3 billion across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $1.2 billion Series D round in October 2021. The Waltham-based healthcare company specializes in Medicare Advantage plans, offering comprehensive benefits such as dental and eyewear coverage, prescription drugs, and gym memberships. With a focus on integrated healthcare solutions and advanced technology, Devoted Health aims to improve seniors’ quality of life while scaling its services across the United States.

Dexterity

Dexterity, an AI robotics company based in Palo Alto, California, has raised $291 million in funding, reaching a $1.65 billion valuation as of March 2025. Founded in 2017 by Samir Menon, the company builds AI-powered robots for logistics automation, including loading, unloading, and palletizing tasks. Supported by major investors like Lightspeed Venture Partners and Kleiner Perkins, Dexterity’s latest Series B round of $95 million strengthens its leadership in industrial robotics and physical AI, helping global enterprises enhance warehouse efficiency and safety through intelligent automation systems.

DFINITY

DFINITY has raised $164 million across multiple rounds, including a $61M early 2018 round and a $102M Series C in August 2018, led by a16z crypto and Polychain Capital. The project reached a valuation of $9.5B by September 2020, making it one of the most well-funded blockchain infrastructure ventures globally. Focused on building the Internet Computer, DFINITY uses this capital to solve blockchain scalability, speed, and security challenges. With major backers like Aspect Ventures and Village Global, DFINITY remains one of the largest R&D forces in the decentralized web ecosystem.

Dhan

Dhan has raised $120 million in funding, including a $120 million Series B in March 2025, achieving a $1.2 billion unicorn valuation. Founded in January 2021 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, the platform serves nearly 1 million active users with AI-driven stock trading, investment tools, and APIs. Operated by Raise Financial Services, Dhan is backed by Hornbill Capital, MUFG, BEENEXT, Mirae Asset Venture Investments, and 3one4 Capital. With 101–250 employees, the fintech leverages technology and AI to scale investment solutions, education platforms, and real-time market research for Indian retail and professional investors.

Dialpad

Dialpad, a San Ramon–based cloud communications company, has raised $476 million across multiple rounds, achieving a $2.2 billion valuation in December 2021. The company’s latest Series F round in December 2022 brought in $50 million, following a $170 million Series F led by Iconiq Capital, Google Ventures, Salesforce, and T-Mobile. Founded in 2011 by Craig Walker, John Rector, and Brian Peterson, Dialpad has become a major AI-driven platform for unified voice, messaging, and video solutions used by enterprises worldwide.

Diamond Foundry

Diamond Foundry, founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $315 million and reached a $1.8 billion valuation. The company produces lab-grown diamonds using sustainable and eco-friendly technology, offering alternatives for jewelry and industrial applications. Backed by Fidelity Investments and Future Shape, Diamond Foundry focuses on innovation, scalability, and environmental responsibility. Its proprietary diamond wafer technology enables the production of high-quality diamonds while reducing carbon footprint and ethical concerns associated with traditional mining.

Digital Ocean

DigitalOcean, founded in 2011, joined the Unicorn Club in May 2020. Headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, the cloud infrastructure unicorn has raised $174 million across multiple funding rounds and $1.5 billion post-IPO. DigitalOcean provides virtual machines, managed databases, APIs, developer tools, and networking solutions for startups and enterprises. Investors include HTIF and 2B Global. Funding supports global expansion, product innovation, and data center growth, positioning DigitalOcean as a leading provider of cloud infrastructure and PaaS solutions for developers worldwide.

Discord

Discord has secured $978 million in total funding, backed by major investors including Dragoneer Investment Group, Greenoaks, Index Ventures, Coatue, Fidelity, and Baillie Gifford. Its largest round was the $500M Series H in September 2021, valuing the company at $15B. Prior rounds include $100M Series G and $100M Series H in 2020, strengthening infrastructure and expanding features. Additional secondary market funding from Sony and Flat Capital further boosted strategic integrations and platform growth. With continuous investments and a Series I round in 2022, Discord remains a leading platform for modern online communication.

Discord

Discord has raised a total of $995.4M across multiple funding rounds, achieving a $15B valuation. Founded in 2015 in San Francisco, Discord provides voice, video, and text communication for communities worldwide, initially targeting gamers. Key investors include Dragoneer Investment Group, Baillie Gifford, Coatue Management, and Fidelity. With 501–1000 employees, Discord continues to expand features, scale its platform, and explore new community-focused offerings. The platform’s growth and substantial funding position it for potential IPO and further market expansion beyond gaming.

DispatchHealth

DispatchHealth, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Denver, Colorado, is a leading in-home healthcare provider that has raised over $700 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $1.7 billion valuation in 2022. With a workforce of 1,001–5,000 employees, the company delivers urgent and comprehensive medical care directly to patients’ homes. Backed by major investors including Optum Ventures, Tiger Global, and Humana, DispatchHealth operates nationwide, leveraging technology and mobile medical teams to enhance patient outcomes and reduce reliance on emergency room visits.

DistroKid

With a team of 201-500 employees, DistroKid has raised $22.5M across multiple funding rounds: Series B (Undisclosed, Aug 2021), Series C ($6.42M, Jun 2022), and Series C ($16.1M, Jun 2023). Key investors include CPP Investments, Insight Partners, Silversmith, and Spotify. DistroKid operates as an online independent music distribution platform, enabling musicians, bands, DJs, and producers to distribute their music to platforms like Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play while monetizing through subscriptions. With a valuation of $1.3 billion, DistroKid continues to expand its reach and streamline music distribution for independent artists worldwide.

Distyl AI

Distyl AI has raised $175 million in a single, oversized Series B round, announced in September 2025 at a $1.8 billion valuation. Backers include Lightspeed Venture Partners, Khosla Ventures, DST Global, Coatue, and Dell Technologies Capital, alongside other blue-chip institutional investors. This landmark financing is earmarked for scaling Distyl’s AI-native enterprise orchestration platform, expanding its flagship Distillery agent, and deepening work with Fortune 500 clients in healthcare, telecom, insurance, manufacturing, and financial services. With this Series B, total funding stands at $175 million and positions Distyl as a high-conviction AI infrastructure bet.

Divergent

Divergent, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Torrance, California, has raised a total of $828 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $250 million Series E round and $87 million in debt financing in 2024-2025, led by Rochefort and Western Alliance Bank. Earlier, its $107 million Series B round in 2017 was backed by O Luxe Holdings and Horizons Ventures. With 136 employees, Divergent develops cutting-edge 3D printing and manufacturing technologies, revolutionizing automotive design through sustainable production, reduced material use, and scalable, cost-efficient manufacturing solutions.

Divvy

Divvy has secured $448 million in total funding, rapidly scaling to unicorn status with a $165M Series D round in January 2021, valuing the company at $1.6 billion. The company’s major backers include PayPal Ventures, NEA, Insight Partners, Hanaco Ventures, Whale Rock, and Schonfeld, contributing heavily across Series B, C, and D rounds. Earlier funding from Pelion Venture Partners and initial seed capital helped build out Divvy’s spend management platform. This funding momentum eventually led to Divvy’s acquisition, solidifying its position as a leading cloud-based spend management solution.

Divvy

With a team of 71 employees, Divvy has raised $1.2B across multiple funding rounds: Series B ($43M, Sep 2019), Series C ($110M, Feb 2021), and Series D ($200M, Aug 2021). Key investors include Tiger Global Management, Caffeinated Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, GGV Capital, Lennar, and GIC. Divvy operates as an online rent-to-buy platform, enabling users to lease residential properties with the option to convert monthly payments into home ownership. Valued at $2B, the company continues to expand its user base and refine its platform, offering flexible homeownership solutions for aspiring buyers.

Domestika

Domestika has raised a total of $130 million in funding, including a $110 million Series D round in January 2022 led by Zeev Ventures, which valued the company at $1.3 billion and earned it unicorn status. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Berkeley, California, Domestika offers an app-based skill learning platform covering over 10 creative and professional categories. With a workforce of 201–500 employees as of July 2025, the company continues expanding its reach in the global EdTech and creative learning market.

Domo

Domo has raised $730M across multiple rounds, including a major $100M Series D in April 2017 led by BlackRock, followed by additional Series D injections of $11M (Oct 2017) and $3.6M (Dec 2017). These rounds fueled platform expansion, enterprise-grade analytics, and global market penetration. Since its founding in 2010, Domo has focused on unifying business intelligence, real-time dashboards, and data collaboration in a single cloud environment. Backed by investors such as BlackRock, IVP, Glynn Capital, and Greylock, Domo reached unicorn status rapidly, solidifying its position in the BI and analytics market.

DoorDash

DoorDash has raised $2.5 billion in total funding, including a $400 million Series H round in June 2020 backed by Durable Partners, Fidelity Investments, and T. Rowe Price. In November 2019, DoorDash received a $100 million Series G extension, following a $600 million Series G round in May 2019 at a $12.6 billion valuation led by Sands Capital Ventures, Coatue, Dragoneer Investment Group, DST Global, Temasek, Sequoia Capital, and SoftBank Vision Fund. These financings accelerated DoorDash’s expansion in food and grocery delivery, logistics technology, and marketplace operations ahead of its IPO.

Draftkings

DraftKings, founded in 2012, has raised $719M in multiple rounds, including Series E financings and post-IPO strategic participation. The Boston-based company provides fantasy sports, sports betting, iGaming, and analytics services. Funding supported product development, licensing, regulatory compliance, marketing, and technology scale to handle seasonal peaks. DraftKings leverages mobile platforms, data science, and partnerships with sports leagues to engage users and manage liabilities. Key investors include Revolution, Eldridge Industries, Michael Jordan, Atlas Venture, and Redpoint Ventures.

Dragos

Dragos, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Hanover, Maryland, United States, has raised approximately $439 million in funding, including a $200 million Series D in October 2021 led by Koch Disruptive Technologies and BlackRock that valued it at $1.7 billion. The company provides a comprehensive industrial‑cybersecurity platform for operational‑technology environments, offering asset discovery, threat detection, incident response and global intelligence to safeguard critical infrastructure sectors. With a 2023 Series D extension led by WestCap, Dragos is positioned to accelerate global expansion and innovation in ICS/OT security.

Drata

Drata has raised a total of $328.2M across Seed, Series A, B, and C rounds, with a current valuation of $2B. Headquartered in San Diego and founded in 2020, Drata provides enterprise-grade compliance automation for frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR. Key investors include ICONIQ Growth, GGV Capital, Salesforce Ventures, and Cowboy Ventures. With 200+ employees, Drata is expanding its platform, participating in AWS ISV Accelerate, and targeting a growing $15B GRC market, making it a leading player in automated compliance solutions.

Dremio

Dremio, a Mountain View-based data analytics company founded in 2015, has raised $420 million across several rounds, achieving a $2 billion valuation in January 2022. Its latest Series E round of $160 million, led by Sapphire Ventures and Insight Partners, follows a $135 million Series D in 2021 and a $70 million Series C in 2020. Supported by investors including Lightspeed, Redpoint, and Cisco Investments, Dremio delivers AI-driven data lakehouse solutions that unify, accelerate, and simplify analytics for modern enterprises worldwide.

Driffle

Driffle has raised $3.4M in funding, with its most recent Seed round closed in November 2022, led by BEENEXT. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, Driffle operates a global digital goods marketplace for gamers, offering video games, gift cards, and subscriptions. With 11–50 employees, the company is focused on expanding tech infrastructure, enhancing product offerings, and entering new markets. Backed by investors like Better Capital and JAFCO Asia, Driffle is positioned to scale its platform and capitalize on the growing online gaming economy.

DriveWealth

DriveWealth has secured $542 million in total funding across multiple rounds, with its most recent being a $450 million Series D round in August 2021, led by Accel and Insight Partners, valuing the firm at $2.85 billion. Earlier rounds include a $56.7M Series C (2020), $21.1M Series B (2017), $12.5M Series A (2015), and a $10.5M Seed Round (2012). Prominent investors such as Point72 Ventures, Raptor Group, and Route 66 Ventures have supported its growth, fueling its mission to democratize access to global investing through embedded API solutions.

Drone-Hand

Drone-Hand has raised $0.72 million in its Pre-Seed round in November 2025, led by Radius Capital. The company is building AI-powered agricultural drone robots designed to automate crop monitoring, mapping, and precision spraying. This initial funding round enables Drone-Hand to accelerate R&D, expand its robotics engineering team, and prepare for trial deployments across Australian farmlands. Operating within agriculture, drones, AI, and robotics, Drone-Hand aims to create scalable autonomous systems that reduce labor costs, optimize yields, and bring next-generation automation to modern farming.

Dropbox

Dropbox has raised $607 million across venture and post-IPO financings, including notable post-IPO transactions such as an institutional placement tied to Elliott Management (Jun 08, 2021) and a $1.31B post-IPO transaction (Feb 24, 2021) reflecting large institutional activity. Founded in 2007, Dropbox built a cloud collaboration and file-storage platform serving consumers and enterprises with sync, sharing, security and content-workflow tools. Capital has been targeted at product expansion document editing, team collaboration, security controls and enterprise sales to deepen penetration into regulated and knowledge-worker environments.

Druva

Druva has raised a total of $475M across multiple funding rounds, including a $147M Series H in April 2021 led by CDPQ and Neuberger Berman. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, United States, Druva provides cloud-native SaaS solutions for enterprise data protection, backup, disaster recovery, and security across endpoints, data centers, and cloud workloads. With 1,001–5,000 employees, Druva is valued north of $2B and continues to scale its platform globally, focusing on innovation, market expansion, and secure, efficient data management for enterprises.

Duo

Duo Security, founded in 2010 by Jon Oberheide and Dug Song, raised $120M in venture funding before its acquisition, including a $70M Series D at a $1.17B valuation. The Ann Arbor–based company developed MFA, SSO, and device-trust solutions for enterprises, focusing on secure, user-friendly access across cloud and on-prem apps. Funding enabled global sales expansion, product growth, and integrations. Key investors included Benchmark, Google Ventures, and Meritech Capital.

Duolingo

Duolingo has raised $183 million across many rounds, including a $35M Series H (Nov 6, 2020) and multiple earlier growth rounds and a Post-IPO financing (Feb 15, 2022). Founded in 2011, Duolingo turned gamified lessons into a global learning marketplace for over 500 million users. Funding accelerated product development (adaptive learning, certification, and enterprise offerings), international expansion, and investments in mobile-first UX and data science for personalized learning. Capital also supported the company’s enterprise learning product and content partnerships that connect outcomes to measurable career skills.

Dutchie

Dutchie, based in Bend, Oregon, has raised $603M across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $3.75B valuation as of October 2021. Its latest Series D round brought in $350M led by D1 Capital Partners, with participation from Tiger Global Management, Thrive Capital, and Casa Verde Capital. Founded in 2017 by Ross Lipson, Sam Ellis, Samuel Ellis, and Zach Lipson, Dutchie provides an all-in-one cannabis e-commerce platform for dispensaries. The company employs around 250–500 people and continues to expand internationally as cannabis legalization accelerates worldwide.

EarthOptics

EarthOptics has raised $61.9 million across multiple funding rounds to scale its AI-powered soil insights platform. The company secured $10.3M Series A led by Leaps by Bayer and S2G Ventures, followed by a $27.6M Series B led by Conti Ventures. In November 2024, EarthOptics closed a $24M Series C/D/E round backed by Conti Ventures and The Production Board. These investments support advanced soil mapping, ground-truth sensor expansion, and precision agriculture products that improve farm productivity, carbon measurement, and sustainability across global agricultural operations.

Ecoflow

EcoFlow, founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Jose, United States, has raised $104 million in total funding, reaching a $1 billion valuation. Its $100 million Series B round, led by HongShan (formerly Sequoia China), propelled its growth in renewable energy and portable power solutions. EcoFlow designs and sells solar panels, power stations, and home backup systems for both consumers and businesses. With investors like CICC and Rencent Capital, the company continues to lead in clean, smart energy innovation.

Eightfold

Eightfold has raised $410 million across three major rounds, including a $220 million Series E (2021) led by SoftBank Vision Fund and a $125 million Series D (2020) that pushed the company’s valuation to $1 billion. The Series E round raised its valuation further to $2.1 billion, marking Eightfold’s entry into the unicorn club within 4 years and 9 months of founding. Earlier, Eightfold secured $28 million in Series C (2019) from IVP and Lightspeed. Today, the company remains a leading AI-native HRTech platform powering global talent intelligence.

Eikon

Eikon Therapeutics has raised $1.16 billion in total funding, including a $518 million Series B round on January 6, 2022, led by T. Rowe Price, CPP Investments, and EcoR1 Capital, valuing it at $3.1 billion. Founded in 2019 and based in Hayward, California, Eikon develops protein-tracking and measurement platforms for drug discovery using super-resolution microscopy and AI-driven analytics. With 11–50 employees, Eikon is transforming how researchers visualize protein behavior, aiming to accelerate breakthroughs in oncology, immunology, and therapeutic development.

Electric AI

Electric AI has raised a total of $211 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $40M Series C (Feb 2021), $90M Series D (Oct 2021), and a $23.4M Series D follow-on (Mar 2022), valuing the company at $1 billion. Founded in 2016 by Ryan Denehy and Bill Tyndall, the New York–based company develops AI-powered IT management software that automates troubleshooting, asset management, and cybersecurity monitoring. With backing from Bessemer Venture Partners, GGV Capital, and Greenspring Associates, Electric AI continues expanding its enterprise-focused automation platform and enhancing intelligent IT support capabilities.

Electric Hydrogen

Electric Hydrogen, founded in 2020 and based in Natick, Massachusetts, has raised a total of $603 million in funding, reaching a $1 billion valuation in October 2023. The company secured $24 million (Series A, 2021), $198 million (Series B, 2022), and $380 million (Series C, 2023), followed by $196.3 million in debt and grants (2024) from investors including HSBC, Fifth Wall, and the U.S. Department of Energy. Electric Hydrogen develops advanced PEM electrolyzer systems to produce clean hydrogen, helping decarbonize industries like steel, chemicals, and ammonia production.

Electrify America

Electrify America, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Reston, Virginia, has raised a total of $450 million in its Series C round on June 28, 2022, led by Siemens and Volkswagen Group, achieving a $2.45 billion valuation. The company, with 51–200 employees, develops and operates electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the U.S., including DC fast chargers and Level 2 stations. Its app enables users to locate, reserve, start, and pay for charging sessions. The funding will expand charging networks, scale operations, and enhance app-based user experience, supporting nationwide EV adoption and sustainable mobility.

ElevenLabs

ElevenLabs has raised $180 million in a Series C round, valuing the company at $3.3 billion post-money. The round is co-led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and ICONIQ Growth, with participation from new investors including NEA, World Innovation Lab (WiL), Valor, Endeavor Catalyst Fund, and Lunate, alongside earlier backers like Sequoia Capital, Salesforce Ventures, Smash Capital, SV Angel, NFDG, and BroadLight Capital. The funding will support ongoing R&D into more expressive, controllable audio models, multimodal “omni-models,” and expansion of ElevenLabs’ commercial footprint across media, gaming, and creator tools.

EliseAI

EliseAI has raised a total of $384 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in August 2024. Its latest Series E round of $250 million, closed on August 20, 2025, was led by Sapphire Ventures and Glade Brook Capital. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, the company provides AI-powered automation for housing and healthcare communications, supporting property management, resident engagement, and patient communication. Valued at $2.2 billion, EliseAI is positioned as a leader in AI-native communication and operational automation solutions.

Embroker

Embroker has raised a total of $142.4M across multiple funding rounds, including a $100M Series C in June 2021 led by FTV Capital. Founded in 2015 by Matt Miller and Yotam Shacham, and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, Embroker is a digital-first insurtech platform providing tailored business insurance solutions, including Cyber Insurance and Directors & Officers Insurance. With 101–250 employees, the company simplifies coverage for growing businesses, leverages technology and broker expertise, and aims to expand into a full-stack insurtech, capturing opportunities in the $800 billion U.S. property and casualty market.

Emplifi

Emplifi has raised undisclosed funding in a Seed Round led by Sixth Street and LionTree in March 2022, achieving a $1 billion valuation just a year after its founding. Established in 2021 and headquartered in New York City, Emplifi offers a cloud-based social media management platform that combines content scheduling, analytics, and AI-driven customer engagement. Backed by leading investors, the company focuses on enhancing digital experiences for global brands and aims to expand its AI capabilities, strengthen enterprise partnerships, and lead innovation in customer experience management.

EnCharge AI

EnCharge AI has raised more than $100 million in a new Series B round led by Tiger Global to drive its next phase of growth in analog AI accelerators. This fresh Series B is separate from capital reported in December 2023 and follows earlier funding activity that helped the company spin out from Princeton University and build its first prototypes. EnCharge plans to use the Series B to bring its analog memory chips to market later this year, embed them into laptops, desktops, handsets, and wearables, and scale commercialization in line with U.S. strategic priorities around AI hardware.

EnduroSat

EnduroSat has raised a total of $173 million across multiple rounds, culminating in a $104 million growth round in late 2025 backed by Riot Ventures, Google Ventures, Lux Capital, the European Innovation Council Fund, and Shrug Capital. Earlier in 2025, the company closed a $10 million round in February and a $49 million (€43M) round in May led by Founders Fund with participation from CEECAT Capital and Morphosis Capital. These rounds are focused on scaling production of EnduroSat’s ESPA-class satellites and expanding its new Space Center in Sofia.

Enfusion

Enfusion, a Chicago-based provider of trade management and investment technology, has raised $150 million in funding to date. The company’s Series D round in January 2021, led by ICONIQ Growth with participation from FTV Capital and Hillhouse, marked a major milestone before its acquisition. Founded in 1997, Enfusion built a cloud-native SaaS platform for portfolio, order, and risk management used by funds, family offices, and asset managers worldwide. Its technology unified front-, middle-, and back-office workflows, driving efficiency and transparency across capital markets.

Entrata

Entrata has raised a total of $250K in conventional debt in November 2005, $507M in a Series D round in July 2021 led by Silver Lake, Dragoneer Investment Group, and HGGC, and $200M in a Series D round in May 2025 led by Blackstone. Its cumulative funding to date stands at $707M, with a valuation of $4.3B as of March 2025. These funds have enabled Entrata to expand its SaaS-driven property management platform, enhance tools like lease signing, payments, accounting, marketing, and resident management, and strengthen its position in the property management technology market.

Enveda

Enveda is a drug discovery analytics company valued at $1.2 billion following its $150 million Series D, according to Pitchbook. Founded in 2019, the company has raised $520 million to date from investors including Lux Capital and True Ventures. Enveda uses advanced computational and biological data platforms to accelerate molecule discovery and improve drug development outcomes. With strong backing and rapid funding momentum, the company is positioned for continued growth in the biotech and pharmaceutical innovation space.

Envoy

Envoy has raised $170 million to date, including a $111 million Series C round in January 2022 led by Brookfield Asset Management, valuing it at $1.4 billion. Founded in 2013 and based in San Francisco, the company provides SaaS-based workplace management software that includes visitor tracking, room booking, and workplace analytics. With backing from TriplePoint Capital and Brookfield, Envoy is advancing AI-powered hybrid workplace solutions and aims to reshape facility management with integrated, data-driven, and sustainable office experiences.

Eon

Eon has raised a total of $197 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in November 2024. Its latest Series C round of $70 million, closed on November 26, 2024, was led by Bond Capital and Greenoaks. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in New York City, United States, the company provides a cloud-based platform for automated backup and data protection, enabling enterprises to manage, classify, and secure their cloud resources efficiently. Valued at $1.4 billion, Eon continues expanding globally in enterprise storage and IT operations solutions.

Epic Games

Epic Games has raised $8.13 billion across multiple major rounds, including a $1.5B corporate round in 2024 led by Disney and a $2B round in 2022 backed by Sony and KIRKBI at a $31.5B valuation. Earlier rounds include $1B in 2021 and $1.5B in 2020, fueling expansion of Unreal Engine, Epic Games Store, and metaverse development. With investments from Fidelity, BlackRock, Lightspeed, and Appaloosa, Epic remains one of the most heavily capitalized companies in gaming and 3D technology. Today, Epic continues building tools, games, and virtual worlds for global audiences.

Epirus

Epirus, a defense technology company specializing in high-power microwave (HPM) systems, has raised $595 million in funding to date. With backing from investors like T. Rowe Price, 8VC, and Greenspring Associates, Epirus is redefining modern defense by integrating AI, advanced electronics, and directed-energy technology. Its flagship systems provide short- and long-range air defense capabilities for counter-drone and electronic warfare applications. Valued at $1.35 billion (as of February 2022), Epirus continues to expand its R&D initiatives and strengthen its leadership in the defense and national security sector.

Equashield

Equashield, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Port Washington, New York, is a leading medical device company specializing in closed-system transfer devices (CSTDs) for the safe handling of hazardous drugs. The company raised $300 million in its Series D round in October 2022, led by Nordic Capital, reaching a $1.3 billion valuation. With 59 employees, Equashield develops advanced solutions like EQUASHIELD Pro, an automated compounding robot enhancing precision, safety, and efficiency in drug preparation.

EquipmentShare

EquipmentShare, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Columbia, Missouri, is a leading construction technology and equipment rental platform that has raised over $3.51 billion across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $3.89 billion valuation in 2023. With a workforce of 2,377 employees, the company integrates telematics, hardware, and cloud-based software to deliver real-time insights into job site operations. Backed by top investors like BDT & MSD Partners and RedBird Capital Partners, EquipmentShare continues to expand its digital marketplace, enhancing efficiency and innovation in the construction and industrial sectors.

Esusu

Esusu has raised a total of $145 million, including a major $130 million Series B round in January 2022 led by SoftBank Vision Fund, valuing the company at $1 billion. Earlier, it secured $10.6 million in Series A and $2.3 million in Seed funding from investors such as Motley Fool Ventures, Next Play Ventures, and Impact America Fund. Founded in 2018, Esusu helps renters build credit through on-time rent reporting. With a focus on financial inclusion, Esusu serves property owners and tenants nationwide with credit-building and data analytics solutions.

Ethos

Ethos, founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, has raised around $408 million and reached a $2.7 billion valuation. The company provides an online platform for life insurance, offering term-life, whole life, and accidental death coverage, along with claims assistance. Backed by investors such as General Catalyst, Glynn Capital, and Meritech, Ethos simplifies the process of securing and managing life insurance digitally. Its mission is to make life insurance fast, accessible, and affordable for individuals across the United States.

Etsy

Etsy has raised a total of $97.3M across multiple funding rounds, including a post-IPO equity round in February 2024 backed by Elliott Investment Management. Founded in 2005 by Chris Maguire, Haim Schoppik, Jared Tarbell, and Robert Kalin, and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, United States, Etsy is a global e-commerce platform for handmade, vintage, and custom goods. With 1,001–5,000 employees, the company empowers small businesses and creative entrepreneurs, fostering a marketplace that values sustainability, unique products, and community-driven commerce, while continuing to scale and innovate internationally.

Eudia

Eudia has raised up to $105 million in its Series A round led by General Catalyst, marking a major milestone for the company’s Augmented Intelligence platform built for corporate legal teams. The financing attracted strong participation from strategic industry leaders, reflecting deep confidence in Eudia’s ability to automate legal workflows and elevate legal teams into strategic business partners. With this investment, Eudia plans to scale its AI agent infrastructure, enhance its automated legal workflow engine, and expand enterprise deployments across sectors experiencing rising legal workload complexity.

Eve

Eve, founded in 2020, raised a $103 million Series B in 2025, giving it a $1.1 billion valuation. The company has raised more than $160 million to date from investors including a16z and Lightspeed Venture Partners. Eve provides AI powered legal solutions for intake, evaluation, and pre litigation letter drafting. Serving law firms and corporate legal teams, the platform integrates natural language processing and automated document generation to improve efficiency and accuracy. With strong funding and AI capabilities, Eve is positioned to scale legal AI adoption across the United States and beyond.

Eventbrite

Eventbrite has raised $349 million across multiple rounds, including a $25M Series G (Oct 2017), followed by $130M (Jun 2020) and $185M (Mar 2021) in post-IPO financing. Founded in 2006, the company built a global self-serve event-management and ticketing platform used by creators to publish, promote, and monetize events across categories such as concerts, workshops, fitness, lifestyle, and professional classes. Funding strengthened core ticketing infrastructure, discovery algorithms, mobile experiences, creator tools, and international expansion. These investments positioned Eventbrite as a leading global marketplace for live experiences.

Evenup

EvenUp has raised a total of $220.5M across multiple funding rounds, including a $135M Series D in October 2024 led by Bain Capital Ventures. Founded and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the company provides AI-driven solutions for personal injury law firms, streamlining processes from client intake to case resolution. With a $1 billion valuation, EvenUp empowers law firms through AI-generated demand letters, medical chronologies, case preparation tools, and analytics. The company is scaling its platform, expanding adoption, and enhancing accessibility in the legal tech space.

Everlaw

Everlaw, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Berkeley, California, United States, has raised a total of $517 million in funding, including a $202 million Series D round led by TPG in November 2021. Valued at $2 billion, Everlaw provides a cloud-based eDiscovery and litigation platform that enables secure data review, collaboration, and case analysis for legal teams. With top investors including TPG and CapitalG, Everlaw continues to advance legal technology with AI-powered analytics and real-time case management tools.

Evernote

Evernote has raised a total of $266M across multiple rounds, including an undisclosed Series E round in 2018, a $20M Series E investment from Nihon Keizai Shimbun, and an earlier $85M Series D led by M8 Capital, T. Rowe Price, and AGC Equity Partners. Supported by major backers such as Sequoia Capital, Morgenthaler, and other global investors, Evernote grew into one of the earliest unicorns in productivity software. Its multimillion-dollar investments fueled product expansion, cross-platform accessibility, and innovations in AI search, organization, and content recommendations.

Exabeam

Founded in 2013 and based in Foster City, Exabeam is a cybersecurity company offering an advanced SIEM and TDIR platform for threat detection and investigation. The firm has raised $390 million in total funding, including a $200 million Series F led by Blue Owl, reaching a $2.4 billion valuation. With investors such as ADS Ventures and HighGear Ventures, Exabeam enables global enterprises to enhance their security operations through AI-powered analytics and automated incident response.

Expel

Expel, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, United States, has raised a total of $289 million, including a $30 million Series E round in October 2022. The company, a leader in managed detection and response (MDR), provides AI-powered cybersecurity solutions including threat hunting, phishing protection, and vulnerability prioritization. With a valuation of $1 billion as of November 2021, Expel helps businesses enhance their security operations and proactively address emerging threats with real-time detection and automation.

Extend

Extend, founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, offers API-based warranty and protection solutions for merchants and customers. Backed by SoftBank Vision Fund, Meritech, and Company Capital, the company has raised around $386 million and reached a $1.6 billion valuation. Its machine learning platform helps retailers optimize warranty pricing, automate claims, and improve post-purchase experiences. Extend’s technology serves sectors like electronics, auto parts, and furniture, driving innovation in e-commerce protection and customer satisfaction.

Exterro

Exterro, founded in 2004 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, has raised approximately $100 million in funding, including a $100 million Series D round in May 2018 led by Leeds Equity Partners, reaching a $1 billion valuation as of July 2022. Supported by top investors such as Coller Capital, Leeds Equity Partners, and Glendower Capital, Exterro provides an integrated data-risk management platform for eDiscovery, data governance, and cybersecurity compliance. The company helps legal and compliance teams manage data risk, regulatory obligations, and litigation readiness globally.

ezCater

ezCater has raised $439 million across multiple rounds, including major Series D financings of $100 million (2021), $150 million (2019), and $100 million (2018), led by investors such as GIC, SoftBank Vision Fund, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Insight Partners, and Wellington. The company reached a valuation of $1.6 billion in December 2021. Earlier rounds, such as Series C and Series B supported platform development and expansion. With strong backing from global investment firms, ezCater continues to scale its corporate catering marketplace, deepen restaurant partnerships, and expand food-for-work solutions for enterprises.

Fab

Fab has raised $334 million across late growth rounds, including an influential $150M Series D tranche (Jun 18, 2013)that valued the company near $1B, followed by $10M (Jul 31, 2013) and $5M (Aug 12, 2013) Series D extensions led by strategic investors such as Atomico, Andreessen Horowitz and Tencent. Founded in 2010, Fab aimed to be a digital marketplace for creators and studios, enabling discovery and commerce of 3D assets and content tools. Funding supported platform expansion, marketplace liquidity and integrations across game engines and creative toolchains.

Fable

Fable has raised a total of $37M across multiple funding rounds, including a $25M Series B in October 2024, backed by Five Elms Capital. Founded in 2018 by Abid Virani and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Fable provides digital accessibility tools and services powered by people with disabilities. With 51–100 employees, the company helps organizations build inclusive products through accessibility testing, custom training, and usability measurement. Fable is expanding its tester community, developing inclusive AI datasets, and partnering with companies like Microsoft and Meta to reach over 1 billion users globally.

Fabric

Fabric has raised $297 million through four funding rounds, with the most recent being a $140 million Series C round in February 2022, led by SoftBank Vision Fund, valuing the company at $1.5 billion. Earlier rounds include $100M (Series B), $43M (Series A), and $10.5M (Seed). Founded in 2016, Fabric provides a headless, API-first eCommerce platform that streamlines order management, product information, and dropship operations. The company continues to expand its presence in the digital commerce market, empowering mid-sized retailers with scalable modular solutions.

Facebook

Facebook has raised $2.27 billion across multiple funding rounds, including a $38M Series F round in February 2011, a $1.6M Series F round in October 2011, and an undisclosed grant round in January 2017 supported by the European Union. Founded in 2004, Facebook rapidly scaled into one of the world's largest social networking platforms, enabling communication, content sharing, and community building for billions of users. Its funding rounds helped fuel global expansion, product development, mobile innovation, and infrastructure growth, solidifying its dominance before transitioning into a mature publicly traded company.

Fair

Fair has raised $566 million across multiple funding rounds, including a massive $500M debt round in 2019 led by Mizuho Financial Group and SoftBank Group. Its latest funding, a $15M Series B in March 2022, came through Shift Technologies and marked the company’s efforts to rebuild and streamline operations. Earlier capital came from partners such as Ally, Javelin Venture Partners, and BMW iVentures. With a $1.2B valuation last recorded in 2020, Fair leveraged its app-based flexible car-leasing model to become one of the fastest-growing mobility startups in the U.S.

Faire

Faire has raised approximately $1.7 billion across multiple rounds, including a $596M Series G (Nov 15, 2021) that supported a $12.4B valuation and subsequent strategic financings, an undisclosed Series H (Sep 27, 2023) involving Shopify, and a later $100M Series I (Nov 17, 2025) that further extended growth. Founded in 2017, Faire built a wholesale marketplace enabling independent retailers to discover and buy unique brands with favorable terms. Funding fueled international expansion, logistics, seller tools, and inventory financing to improve SMB assortment and reduce risk for small retailers.

fal

fal has secured $125M in Series C funding, led by Meritech, with participation from Salesforce Ventures, Shopify Ventures, Google AI Futures Fund, and existing investors including Bessemer Venture Partners, a16z, Kindred Ventures, Notable Capital, Unusual Ventures, Village Global, and First Round Capital. This round accelerates fal’s expansion as a Generative Media Platform built for extremely fast image and video model inference. With demand surging for AI-generated content, fal’s optimized compute infrastructure positions it among the fastest platforms powering next-generation creative tools, editing apps, advertising workflows, and AI-native media experiences.

FalconX

FalconX, founded in 2018, has raised $430 million in funding, including Series D ($150 million, June 2022), Series C ($210 million, August 2021), Series B ($47 million, December 2020), and multiple seed and venture rounds. Headquartered in San Francisco, United States, the company provides institutional cryptocurrency trading and investment solutions, including trade execution, market insights, derivatives, and credit management. With a team of 101–250 employees, FalconX is backed by leading investors including Wellington, B Capital, GIC, and Tiger Global Management. The platform leverages data science for reliable execution without slippage, supporting institutions in navigating the crypto market efficiently.

Fanatics

Fanatics has raised $4.85 billion through multiple large growth rounds to scale licensed merchandising, collectibles and iGaming products. Recent major financings include a $700M Series E (Oct 24, 2022) at a $31B valuation, a $1.54B Series E (Dec 15, 2021), and earlier rounds that supported sports licensing, sports-card verticals and digital betting expansion. Founded in 2011, Fanatics used this capital to buy and scale licensed manufacturing, expand global retail, acquire trading-card businesses and enter sports betting bridging commerce, content and fan engagement at massive scale.

Faraday Future

Faraday Future has raised $3.21 billion in total funding, supported by major rounds such as the $775M raise in 2021, followed by multiple funding injections across 2022 and 2023 including $52M, $100M, $60M, $350M, $135M, $100M, and $105M. Additional funding rounds in 2023 and 2024, including $16.5M and $30M, further strengthened its liquidity. Investors such as ATW Partners, Yorkville Advisors, Metaverse Horizon, and Master Investment Group have played key roles. This extensive capital pool has helped Faraday Future advance EV development and scale production of its flagship FF91 models.

Farcaster

Farcaster, founded in 2021, raised $150 million in a Series A round in 2025 led by Paradigm, achieving a $1 billion valuation. Headquartered in New York, New York, United States, the blockchain-based social media startup has raised over $180 million from investors including a16z and Union Square Ventures. The platform empowers users with decentralized ownership of content and data, leveraging blockchain and open source protocols. Funding supports platform scaling, engineering growth, and community expansion. Farcaster is positioned to redefine social media through decentralization and secure user-driven networks.

Fast

Fast raised $134 million across multiple rounds, reaching a $1 billion valuation in November 2020. Supported by leading investors such as Stripe, Index Ventures, and Addition, the company’s latest Series B round of $102 million in January 2021 fueled its mission to eliminate friction in online shopping. Founded in 2019 by Domm Holland and Allison Barr Allen, Fast quickly achieved unicorn status within just two years, becoming one of the fastest-growing players in the e-commerce enablement space before its eventual shutdown in 2022.

FBN

FBN, founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Carlos, California, has raised a total of $978 million, including a $300 million Series G round in July 2025. The company, a leading farmers networking platform, provides data-driven agronomic insights, farm input solutions, and crop sales services. With a $4 billion valuation as of November 2021, FBN is expanding its reach and offering innovative tools to help farmers optimize productivity, improve operations, and enhance profitability in the agricultural industry.

Feedzai

Feedzai has raised $347 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation, with 501–1,000 employees. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, United States, the platform provides AI-native solutions for fraud prevention, identity verification, transaction monitoring, and anti-money laundering compliance. After its $200 million Series D round on March 24, 2021, backed by KKR, Feedzai continues to expand globally, offering AI-powered tools to reduce compliance costs and detect financial crime across banks, payment providers, and government organizations.

Fervo Energy

Fervo Energy has raised a total of $655 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in February 2025. Its latest Series D round of $100 million, closed on June 11, 2025, was led by CPP Investments and DCVC. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, Fervo Energy develops next-generation geothermal projects using horizontal drilling and distributed fiber optic sensing. Focused on renewable energy tech, the company aims to provide scalable, carbon-free electricity and decarbonize challenging sectors of the power industry.

Fetch

Fetch, founded in 2013 and based in Madison, Wisconsin, United States, has raised about $583 million in funding and reached a $2.5 billion valuation. The company operates a points-based loyalty platform that rewards users for scanning receipts and shopping, offering gift cards and other rewards. With investors like G Squared and Iconiq Capital, Fetch helps brands engage customers through purchase-based offers and real-time consumer insights, becoming a leader in digital loyalty and rewards.

Fever

Fever has raised a total of $527 million across multiple rounds, including a $227 million Series E on January 26, 2022, led by Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, valuing the company at $1.8 billion and granting it unicorn status. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York City, Fever operates a live entertainment discovery and ticketing platform offering events such as concerts, festivals, and immersive experiences. With a workforce of 1,001–5,000 employees as of July 2025, Fever continues to lead global growth in the online event ticketing and live experience market.

Figma

Figma, founded in 2012, joined the Unicorn Club in April 2020. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the design software unicorn has raised $749 million across seven funding rounds. Figma provides a collaborative platform for interface design, prototyping, and development, enabling real-time multi-user collaboration and high-fidelity prototyping. Investors include Wejchert Capital and IVP. Funding supports global expansion, product innovation, and platform scaling, positioning Figma as a leader in collaborative design, product management tools, and enterprise design software solutions worldwide.

Figure

Figure has raised $435 million through rounds that include a $200M Series D (May 20, 2021) led by DST Global and Ribbit Capital, a $7.5M follow-on Series D tranche (Nov 14, 2022), and a conventional-debt facility (May 22, 2025)used to support lending operations. Founded in 2018, Figure applies blockchain and fintech engineering to consumer loans, home equity products and capital-markets tooling. This capital funded loan product expansion, blockchain infrastructure for securitizations, and regulatory/compliance build-out to scale mortgage and personal-loan origination on a programmable ledger.

Filevine

Filevine is a legal case management platform valued at $3 billion, following its $260 million Series E, according to Crunchbase. Founded in 2014, the company has secured substantial backing from investors including Accel and Insight Partners. Filevine provides workflow automation, document management, and collaboration tools tailored for legal teams, helping firms streamline operations and improve case outcomes. With strong enterprise adoption, steady funding momentum, and a growing product ecosystem, Filevine is positioned for continued expansion across the legaltech industry.

Fintiv

Fintiv has raised $307M across multiple rounds, supporting the expansion of its global payments, tokenization, and loyalty value-movement platform. Its funding history includes a $185M Series B round in October 2014 led by Mastercard and Wellington, followed by a $103M Series B extension in May 2014 with Brentwood Associates and Tomorrow Ventures, as well as an angel round in November 2013. Founded in 2008, Fintiv enables secure transactions across fiat, crypto, tokens, and loyalty points. Its capital flow has fueled technology development, ecosystem integrations, and global enterprise deployments.

Fireblocks

Fireblocks has raised approximately $16 million, $30 million, $133 million, $310 million, and $550 million across its Series A through Series E rounds, accumulating around $1.04 billion in total funding. As of January 2022, it has achieved a valuation of $8 billion. Since launching in 2018, Fireblocks has built a secure institutional platform for digital asset custody, payments, tokenization, and wallet-as-a-service. The funds are being channelled into scaling its API infrastructure, supporting treasury operations, and broadening institutional adoption of crypto.

Firefly Airspace

Firefly Aerospace, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Cedar Park, Texas, has raised approximately $589 million in funding from investors including Northrop Grumman and Mitsui. The company develops small and medium satellite launch vehicles, lunar landers, and orbital systems for government and commercial clients. With innovations like the Alpha rocket and Blue Ghost lunar lander, Firefly aims to make space more accessible through affordable and reliable launch services, driving the next phase of space commercialization.

Fireworks AI

Fireworks AI has raised $327 million across Series A, B, and a combined Series C/D/E round. The company secured $25M Series A in March 2024 led by Benchmark, followed by $52M Series B in July 2024 led by Sequoia Capital. In late 2025, Fireworks AI closed its largest round $250M Series C/D/E with participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Index Ventures, and Evantic. This funding accelerates development of its high-performance inference platform, multi-cloud GenAI stack, and enterprise AI infrastructure.

Fireworks

Fireworks has raised over $327 million to date, including a new $250 million Series C round at a $4 billion valuation, co-led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Index Ventures, and Evantic, with continued support from Sequoia Capital. This round includes both primary and secondary funding, adding to prior rounds led by Benchmark and Sequoia, along with strategic participation from NVIDIA, AMD, MongoDB, and Databricks. Fireworks’ infrastructure now powers more than 10,000 companies, processes 10 trillion tokens per day, and supports enterprise-grade model deployment with ultra-fast, low-cost inference.

Fisker

Fisker has raised $1.11B across multiple rounds, including a $50M Series D round in July 2020 at a $2.9B valuation, followed by post-IPO fundraises such as $6.52M in October 2020 and an undisclosed round in July 2023. Founded in 2007, the Los Angeles–based EV manufacturer focuses on sustainable mobility with its flagship “Ocean” electric SUV. Fisker’s funding supports vehicle production, supply chain expansion, and global market readiness. Continued investment signals confidence in the brand’s long-term EV strategy amid intensifying industry competition.

Fivetran

Fivetran, a leader in automated data integration, has raised over $730 million across multiple rounds from early seed funding to a $565 million Series D led by Andreessen Horowitz that propelled its valuation to $5.6 billion. Founded in 2012 by George Fraser and Taylor Brown in Oakland, California, the company’s funding timeline includes a $44 million Series B round (2019), a $100 million Series C round (2020), and $125 million in debt financing (2023) from Vista Credit Partners. Fivetran’s platform automates data pipelines across 700+ connectors, helping enterprises centralize and analyze data with ease.

FleetCor

FleetCor has raised a total of $100 million in funding, with its most recent round being a $100 million Series E investment in April 2009, led by Summit Partners. Founded in 2000, FleetCor has since grown into a global leader in fleet payments and specialized financial services, serving over 500,000 commercial accounts and facilitating more than $14 billion in annual fuel purchases. While the company has not raised additional public rounds since 2009, it has scaled globally through acquisitions, partnerships, and organic growth.

Fleetio

Fleetio has raised a total of $624 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status with a $1.5 billion valuation in March 2025. Its latest Series D round of $454 million, closed on March 20, 2025, was led by Goldman Sachs and Endeavor. Founded in 2011 and based in Birmingham, United States, Fleetio provides cloud-based fleet management solutions for fleet, fuel, equipment, and maintenance management. With 124 employees, the company continues to expand globally in the logistics tech sector.

Flexe

Flexe, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, has raised a total of $329 million across multiple funding rounds: $6.5M Seed (2013), $14.5M Series A (2016), $43M Series B (2019), $70M Series C (Dec 2020), $10M Series C follow-up (Jan 2021), and $119M Series D (July 2022), led by BlackRock, reaching a $1 billion valuation. The company offers flexible eCommerce distribution, fulfillment, and same-day delivery solutions via a network of over 700 warehouse operators. Flexe leverages technology to optimize logistics, reduce costs, and help businesses efficiently scale in the eCommerce market.

Flexiv Robotics

Flexiv Robotics, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, has raised a total of $322 million across multiple funding rounds, with the latest $100 million Series C closing in June 2025 at a $1 billion valuation. The company develops AI-enabled adaptive robotic arms and software for industrial automation, including assembly, surface treatment, product testing, and R&D applications. Backed by investors such as Meituan, Yunfeng Capital, and Longwood Fund, Flexiv Robotics focuses on scalable, precise, and flexible robotic solutions, driving efficiency and innovation in manufacturing processes worldwide.

Flexport

Flexport has secured $2.5 billion in total funding, establishing itself as a leading logistics-tech innovator. Major funding milestones include its $935M Series E in February 2022, led by Andreessen Horowitz and MSD Partners, valuing the company at $8B. Earlier, Flexport raised $1B in Series D (2019) led by SoftBank Vision Fund. In January 2024, Shopify invested $260M via an uncapped convertible note, strengthening the company’s financial stability and long-term strategy. With strong backing from top-tier investors like KKR and Founders Fund, Flexport continues to redefine end-to-end supply chain automation globally.

Flip

Flip, founded in 2019 and headquartered in El Segundo, California, United States, is an app-based video commerce platform for buying and selling multi-category products, including electronics, fashion, and beauty. Users can create videos, share reviews, host live shopping shows, vote for products, and earn rewards. Flip has raised a total of $236M, including a $144M Series C on April 2, 2024, reaching a $1.05B valuation. The platform combines social commerce and influencer-driven e-commerce, aiming to enhance engagement and revolutionize online shopping experiences.

FloQast

FloQast has raised a total of $292 million across multiple rounds, including a $50K Pre-Seed in 2013, $1.3M Seed in 2014, $6.5M Series A in 2016, $25M Series B in 2017, a $20M Venture Round in 2018, $40M Series C in 2020, $110M Series D in 2021, and a $100M Series E in April 2024 led by ICONIQ Growth at a $1.6 billion valuation. The funding has helped FloQast expand its cloud-based financial automation suite, enhance AI-driven capabilities, and strengthen its global footprint across accounting and finance technology markets.

Flock Freight

Flock Freight, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Encinitas, California, United States, has raised around $460 million in total funding, including a $60 million Series E in May 2025. Valued at approximately $1 billion when it joined the Unicorn Club in October 2021, Flock Freight operates a shared truckload logistics platform that leverages AI‑powered pooling to combine multiple shipments into fuller truckloads, delivering cost‑savings and efficiency to shippers and carriers alike. With investor support from SoftBank Vision Fund and Bracket Capital, the company is advancing freight‑tech innovation.

Flock Safety

Flock Safety raised $120K in Seed funding in 2017. It then raised $9.59 million in Seed funding in August 2018, $10 million in Series A funding in November 2018, and $15.9 million in Series B funding in April 2020. The company secured $47M in Series C in November 2020, $150M in Series D in July 2021, $150M in Series E in February 2022, and $275M in Series F in March 2025. The total funding to date amounts to $658 million, with the latest round valuing the company at $ 7.5 billion.

FloQast

FloQast has raised a total of $352.8 million across multiple funding rounds, with the most recent being a $100 million Series E in April 2024, led by ICONIQ Growth, which valued the company at $1.6 billion. Founded in 2013, FloQast specializes in financial close management software, serving more than 2,600 accounting teams worldwide. Earlier investors include Insight Partners, Norwest Venture Partners, and Meritech Capital Partners. The Series E round is focused on expanding global operations and advancing AI-powered accounting automation.

Flow Life

Flow Life, based in Miami, Florida, is a next-generation residential platform combining managed home rentals with technology-enabled community living. The company develops, acquires, and manages multifamily properties while integrating digital solutions to improve residents’ lifestyle, social, and financial experiences. Flow Life has raised a total of $450 million, including $350 million in August 2022 and $100 million in April 2025, both led by Andreessen Horowitz, achieving a $1 billion valuation. The funding supports expansion of its property portfolio, enhancement of digital infrastructure, and creation of a connected, resident-focused ecosystem.

Fluence

Fluence, a Washington DC-based provider of energy storage products and digital applications, has raised $125 million in funding from the Qatar Investment Authority. Founded in 2018, the company achieved unicorn status within three years and went public soon after. With annual revenue of $2.7 billion (as of September 2024), Fluence designs standardized, scalable storage systems that optimize renewable energy deployment. Its technology-driven approach, supported by intelligent asset management software, positions Fluence as a global leader in accelerating the clean energy transition.

Flutterwave

Flutterwave has raised $489 million across several rounds, beginning with a $230K seed in 2016 led by Y Combinator. In 2017, it secured $10 million in Series A backed by Green Visor Capital and Greycroft, followed by an additional $9.2 million Series A in 2018. The company expanded with a $35 million Series B in January 2020 and a $170 million Series C in March 2021 led by Avenir and Tiger Global, propelling its valuation above $1 billion. In February 2022, Flutterwave closed a $250 million Series D round led by B Capital, pushing its valuation to $3 billion.

Flying Tulip

Flying Tulip is a decentralized trading platform valued at $1 billion after raising $200 million in its 2025 seed round. Founded in 2025, the company enables peer to peer trading of digital assets through blockchain technology, smart contracts, and automated trading tools. Investors include CoinFund Management and Susquehanna Capital. Flying Tulip’s platform supports high liquidity, low fees, and secure trading for global retail and institutional users. With strong funding and a robust infrastructure, the company is positioned to expand its decentralized finance offerings worldwide.

Flywire

Flywire has raised $263 million across multiple late-stage financings, including a $100M Series D (Jul 26, 2018), a $120M Series E tranche (Feb 13, 2020) led by Goldman Sachs and others, and a Series E strategic/undisclosed round on Mar 4, 2021 participating firms such as Temasek and Advent International. Founded in 2009, Flywire builds cross-border payment and receivables software for education, healthcare and travel. Funding supported global payments rails, localized settlement, enterprise integrations and verticalized product features that simplify high-value, multi-currency transactions for institutions and consumers.

FNZ

FNZ, headquartered in London, United Kingdom, has raised $4 billion from CPP Investments and Generation Investment Management, achieving a valuation of $20 billion. The company provides technology-driven wealth management solutions for financial institutions, including investment administration, portfolio management, and digital platform services. FNZ integrates automation, compliance, and digital tools to enhance client experiences and operational efficiency. With strong funding and global adoption, FNZ is positioned to scale its platform, expand services, and maintain leadership in the wealth management technology industry.

Footprint

Footprint, founded by former Intel engineers Troy Swope and Yoke Chung, is a sustainable materials company headquartered in Gilbert, Arizona, creating plant-based, bagasse-derived alternatives to single-use plastics. The company has raised a total of $1.11 billion, including $276.6M Series A in December 2020, $171M debt financing in June 2021, and $829.5M venture funding in October 2023, achieving a $1 billion valuation. With 1,001–5,000 employees, Footprint provides eco-friendly solutions for trays, cups, lids, and more, helping global businesses reduce environmental impact while driving innovation in sustainable packaging.

Formation Bio

Formation Bio, founded in 2016 in New York City, has raised approximately $608 million in funding and achieved a valuation of $1 billion as of June 2024. Its significant latest financing was a $372 million Series D, backed by top investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia Capital, and Sanofi. The company leverages large language models (LLMs), generative AI, and a modern data stack to accelerate clinical development for diseases such as atopic dermatitis, chronic hand eczema, and knee osteoarthritis. By combining AI-native workflows with drug-asset licensing and in-licensing, Formation Bio aims to significantly shorten development timelines and increase efficiency in the biopharma sector.

Formlabs

Formlabs has raised $254M across major rounds including a $150M Series E, a $15M Series D, and a recent $393K Series E extension, bringing its valuation to $2B as of 2021. Backed by top investors like SoftBank Vision Fund, NEA, DFJ Growth, and Shenzhen Capital Group, Formlabs has solidified its position as a leader in industrial and desktop 3D printing. Its funding rounds have supported product expansion, new materials development, and entry into healthcare, dental, education, and manufacturing markets globally.

Forte

Forte, founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised about $910 million and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company offers blockchain infrastructure for gaming studios to integrate NFTs, tokens, and player-owned economies. Backed by investors like Tiger Global and Union Grove Venture Partners, Forte supports game developers with tools to build compliant and scalable blockchain ecosystems. Its mission is to power the next generation of Web3 gaming and digital asset innovation.

Forward

Forward has raised approximately $225 M in a Series D round in March 2021, then about $100 M in a Series E round in November 2023, bringing its total funding to around $658 M. The company achieved a valuation of about $1 B as of July 2022. Founded in 2016, it operates tech-heavy membership-based primary care clinics integrating wearables and AI-driven monitoring. The latest funding supports scaling its healthcare model nationwide, expanding AI health-pods, and enhancing preventive care services.

Fractal Analytics

Fractal Analytics has raised $685 million in total funding, including a $360 million Series E round on January 5, 2022, led by TPG, valuing it at $1 billion. Founded in 2000 and based in New York City, Fractal delivers AI and analytics solutions for enterprise transformation across industries such as CPG, healthcare, and financial services. With 4,620 employees and ₹2,820 crore in annual revenue (FY 2024–25), the company is valued at $2.4 billion and continues to expand its leadership in global AI-driven business intelligence.

Freenome Health

Freenome Health has raised $1.35 billion to date, including a $290 million Series D led by Roche and a $254 million Series E in February 2024 led by T. Rowe Price and Fidelity Investments. Founded in 2014, the U.S.-based company develops AI-driven blood tests for early cancer detection, using deep learning to analyze cell-free DNA and metabolic markers. With over 530 employees and partnerships across the healthcare ecosystem, Freenome is advancing toward FDA approval and large-scale commercialization of its colorectal cancer screening test.

Freshworks

Freshworks has raised over $534M across multiple funding rounds, including Series A through Series H, plus a $85M secondary round, contributing to its strong valuation of $3.5B. Major rounds include a $150M Series H, $100M Series G, $55M Series F, and $50M Series E, backed by leading investors such as Accel, Tiger Global Management, Peak XV Partners, and CapitalG. This diverse funding has powered global expansion, advanced AI development, and scaling of its core product suite Freshdesk, Freshsales, Freshservice, and Freshchat—strengthening its position in the global SaaS market.

Front

Front, founded on October 1, 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, has raised a total of $204 million across five funding rounds. Its funding history includes a $3.1M Seed in 2014 (Uncork Capital), $10M Series A in 2016 (Social Capital), $66.5M Series B in 2018 (Sequoia Capital), $59M Series C in 2020 (investors including Eric Yuan and Mike Cannon-Brookes), and a $65M Series D in 2022 (Battery Ventures, Salesforce Ventures) at a $1.7 billion valuation. Front’s AI-powered customer operations platform enables teams to manage email, SMS, and chat, enhancing collaboration and operational efficiency globally.

FullStory

FullStory, valued at $1.8 billion as of August 2021, has raised $196 million through multiple rounds, including Series D ($103 million, 2021) and Venture ($25 million, 2022). Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Atlanta, the company provides a digital experience intelligence platform that helps businesses analyze and optimize user behavior across web and mobile. FullStory utilizes analytics, AI, and real-time session insights to help enterprises identify friction points, enhance customer journeys, and improve conversions. Its key investors include Permira, Google Ventures, and Kleiner Perkins.

Function Health

Function Health has raised a total of $106M across multiple funding rounds, including a $53M Series A in June 2024 led by Andreessen Horowitz. Founded in 2022 by Daniel Swerdlin, Jonathan Swerdlin, Mark Hyman, Mike Nemke, Pranitha Patil, and Seth Weisfeld, and headquartered in Austin, Texas, the company offers a membership platform providing over 100 annual lab tests for personalized health insights. With 11–50 employees, Function Health is scaling operations, expanding partnerships, and leveraging technology to empower nearly 50,000 members to proactively monitor and improve their wellness.

Fundbox

Fundbox, valued at $1.1 billion, has raised $734 million across multiple rounds, including a $100 million Series D led by Hoopp. Founded in 2013 and based in San Francisco, California, United States, Fundbox provides an AI-powered alternative lending platform offering credit lines and term loans for SMEs. The platform leverages financial data and AI to streamline underwriting and enable efficient cash flow management. With investors like Founders Circle Capital and Robyn Capital, Fundbox has become a leading force in business finance and fintech innovation.

Future Connect

Future Connect has raised $5.8 million in its Series A round completed in November 2025. The round was backed by MYSC, Korea Investment Partners, BNK Venture Investment, and Lotte Ventures, reflecting strong investor confidence in the company’s AI-powered food and agriculture technology. Based in South Korea, Future Connect leverages artificial intelligence and B2B software to optimize food supply chains and agricultural operations. With this infusion of capital, the company plans to accelerate product innovation and expand its platform adoption across enterprise customers seeking smarter, data-driven agricultural insights.

G2

G2, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Chicago, United States, has raised about $258 million in funding and reached a $1.1 billion valuation. The company operates a leading software review platform that helps businesses make informed technology decisions. With investors such as IVP, Bryant Stibel, and Permira, G2 collects verified reviews, provides market insights, and enables data-driven software discovery. Its platform combines community feedback with analytics to bring transparency and trust to the global software marketplace.

GAC Aion New Energy Automobile

GAC Aion New Energy Automobile, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Guangzhou, Guangdong, has raised significant strategic financing to support its development of electric vehicles and smart mobility technologies. Its major Series A funding round in 2022 raised around $2.5 billion from over 50 strategic investors, valuing the company at roughly $14 billion. A subsidiary of Guangzhou Automobile Group, GAC Aion focuses on EV production, battery innovation, intelligent cockpit systems, and autonomous technology. With diversified strategic backing and expanding EV model lineup, the company aims to strengthen its domestic presence and support global electrification trends.

Gamma

Gamma, founded in 2022, raised $68M in a Series B led by a16z, achieving a $2.1B valuation. The U.S.–based startup builds AI-powered tools that generate websites, presentations, and other visual content. Funding supported AI development, platform scalability, and go-to-market growth. Gamma’s technology enables creators and teams to produce professional-grade visuals quickly, streamlining workflows and reducing manual design effort while leveraging AI for creativity and efficiency.

Gecko Robotics

Gecko Robotics joined the unicorn club on June 12, 2025 after raising a $125M Series D funding round led by Cox Enterprises, bringing its total funding to $354M and valuation to $1.25B. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the company employs 223 people and develops wall-climbing robots that perform boiler inspections at power plants, reducing downtime and safety risks. With backing from Founders Fund and Cox Enterprises, Gecko Robotics is positioned to scale globally, enhance AI-driven industrial inspection solutions, and optimize plant operations.

Gem

Gem has raised a total of $148 million across three funding rounds, including a $100 million Series C in September 2021, led by Iconiq Capital, Sapphire Ventures, Greylock, Accel, and Meritech, which has resulted in a $1.2 billion valuation. Earlier rounds include $37M Series B in 2020 and $9M Series A in 2019. Founded in 2017 by Nick Bushak and Steven Bartel, Gem provides innovative recruitment management solutions that integrate email, analytics, and ATS systems. The company’s investor list reflects deep confidence in its role in transforming global talent acquisition.

Gem

GEM has raised a total of $10.5 million across two funding rounds, including a $10.5 million Seed round in May 2021, backed by CircleUp Growth Partners and 37 Angels. Founded in 2018 by Sara Cullen and headquartered in Venice, California, GEM offers subscription-based, real-food vitamins featuring 13 plant-based ingredients that deliver 15+ essential nutrients. With a small team of 1–10 employees, GEM focuses on preventive health, natural absorption, and sustainable nutrition. The company plans to expand its retail presence and develop new products to capitalize on the growing demand for plant-based supplements.

Gemini

Gemini, founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, has raised a total of $424 million, including a $424 million Series A round in November 2021. The company, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, offers digital asset trading services, including cryptos and NFTs, through its iOS and Android platforms. With a valuation of $7 billion as of November 2021, Gemini continues to expand its offerings and aims to remain a top player in the crypto market.

Generate Biomedicines

Generate Biomedicines, founded in 2018 and based in Somerville, Massachusetts, has raised a total of $643 million to date. The company secured $50 million in its Series A round in September 2020 led by Flagship Pioneering, followed by a $370 million Series B in November 2021, and a $273 million Series C in September 2023 led by Alumni Ventures. Focused on AI-driven generative biology, Generate Biomedicines designs novel protein therapeutics across immunology, oncology, and infectious diseases, aiming to revolutionize modern drug discovery and development.

Genies

Genies has raised a total of $276 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $150 million Series C in April 2022 led by Silver Lake and a $65 million Series B in May 2021 led by Bond. Earlier rounds include $25.2 million in June 2019 from Breyer Capital and Tull Investment Group, and $3 million from BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment in November 2020. Founded in 2011, the Los Angeles–based company builds AI avatars and 3D animation tools for apps, games, and social platforms, expanding into Web3, NFTs, and AR/VR experiences.

Genspark

Genspark, founded in 2023, raised $275M in a Series B led by Emergence Capital Partners and LV Technology Ventures, reaching a $1.25B valuation. The U.S.–based startup builds AI agents that automate tasks across workflows, improving operational efficiency and productivity. Funding supported AI model development, enterprise integration, platform scalability, and go-to-market growth. Genspark enables organizations to deploy autonomous agents for repetitive and complex processes, reducing manual effort and accelerating task completion with enterprise-grade AI solutions.

Getaround

Getaround has raised $736 million through rounds including a $140M Series E (Oct 14, 2020), a $25M venture-debt facility (Nov 13, 2020), and a subsequent conventional-debt arrangement (Jan 24, 2024). Founded in 2011, Getaround operates a peer-to-peer carsharing marketplace that enables owners to rent vehicles through a mobile app with embedded telematics and remote access. Funding supported fleet expansion, telematics integration, market rollouts, and durability of operations amid travel demand recovery helping the platform grow inventory and simplify access to on-demand cars.

Ginger

Ginger has raised $220 million in funding and reached a $1.1 billion valuation, with 176 employees. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the platform provides on-demand mental health solutions for individuals and organizations, including therapy, psychiatry consultations, coaching, behavioral health guidance, and self-guided care. After its $100 million Series E round on March 24, 2021, backed by Blackstone, Ginger continues to expand its network of providers and digital mental health services to support employee wellness and individual mental wellbeing worldwide.

Ginkgo Bioworks

Ginkgo Bioworks, founded in 2008, has raised $796M to date from investors including Illumina, Viking Global, Felicis Ventures, Gates Foundation, and NSF grants. The Boston-based synthetic-biology company programs microbes for flavors, fragrances, sweeteners, agricultural inputs, and biopharma partnerships. Its platform combines high-throughput biology, automation, and software to accelerate R&D and commercialize bio-manufactured products. Funding and grants have supported platform scaling, foundry automation, and product commercialization. Ginkgo is positioned to expand industrial and consumer synthetic biology solutions globally while optimizing large-scale bio-manufacturing efficiency.

GitHub

GitHub raised approximately $354M in venture funding prior to acquisition, including a $251M Series B in July 2015and earlier Series A and grants. Founded in 2008, GitHub rapidly became the leading developer collaboration platform hosting code, pull requests, CI workflows and community tooling. Its funding helped scale engineering, platform reliability, and enterprise features that attracted large customers. Microsoft acquired GitHub in 2018 for $7.5B, integrating the platform into its developer and cloud ecosystem while preserving open development and expanding enterprise capabilities globally.

GitLab

GitLab has raised $435 million through multiple rounds, starting with early investments like its Seed round ($1.5M in 2015) and rapidly progressing into major growth capital, including Series A ($4M), Series B ($20M), Series C ($20M), Series D ($100M), and a large Series E round of $268M in 2019. These rounds featured leading investors such as Khosla Ventures, Google Ventures, ICONIQ Growth, and Goldman Sachs. This steady capital infusion helped GitLab scale its DevSecOps platform, enhance AI-driven security features, and ultimately go public while serving enterprise customers worldwide.

Glean

Glean has raised a total of $765.2 million across six funding rounds, with the most recent being a $150 million Series F in June 2025, led by Wellington and IVP. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company reached a $4.6 billion valuation in September 2024. Glean offers an AI-powered enterprise search platform that unifies workplace data across tools like Slack, Google Workspace, and Asana. The latest funding aims to enhance AI capabilities, expand integrations, and strengthen its leadership in enterprise productivity solutions.

Glia

Glia has raised a total of $152 million across six funding rounds, including $25K and $1.4M in seed rounds (2012–2013), $7.6M Series A (2015), $20M Series B (2019), $78M Series C (2021), and $45M Series D (2022). The latest round, led by Insight Partners, valued Glia at $1 billion. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, Glia offers a cloud-based omnichannel customer service platform for financial enterprises, integrating AI, co-browsing, and analytics to enhance engagement, streamline operations, and unify digital customer interactions globally.

Globality

Globality has raised $368 million across multiple funding rounds, with its most significant investments coming from SoftBank Vision Fund, Sienna Capital, and Raine Group. A major milestone was the $100 million Series D funding round in January 2019, which contributed to Globality achieving a $1 billion valuation. In January 2021, the company secured another $138.3M Series E round, followed by a $47M venture round in October 2024 led by Rollins Capital. With a strong focus on AI-powered sourcing automation, Globality continues expanding its enterprise adoption globally across procurement and spend management.

Globalization Partners

Globalization Partners has raised $350 million in total funding, including a $200 million private equity round in January 2022, valuing the company at $4.2 billion and securing its unicorn status. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, the company offers an AI-based global hiring platform that enables organizations to hire, onboard, and manage international employees without setting up local entities. With 97 employees as of December 2020, Globalization Partners is a leader in global payroll, compliance, and HRTech automation.

Glossier

Glossier has raised $266 million across multiple rounds, culminating in its $80 million Series E round in July 2021, led by Lone Pine Capital, which valued the company at $1.8 billion. Earlier rounds include its $100M Series D (2019), backed by Sequoia Capital and Tiger Global, as well as Series C and B, totaling over $76 Million from investors like IVP, Thrive Capital, and Index Ventures. Its early traction came from a strong community-driven model and innovative D2C distribution. With sustained funding and principal institutional backers, Glossier remains one of the most influential beauty-tech brands globally.

Glydways

Glydways has raised a total of $111.2 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $56 million Series B round in October 2023, backed by investors such as Suzuki Motor, Gates Frontier Fund, and Khosla Ventures. Founded in 2016 by Mark Seeger and headquartered in South San Francisco, California, Glydways designs and operates autonomous, sustainable public transit systems. With 101–250 employees, the company focuses on driverless mass transit solutions, aiming to expand in Asia and California. Key projects include Contra Costa’s Dynamic Personal Micro Transit and San Jose transit link.

GoGuardian

GoGuardian, valued at $1 billion as of August 2021, has secured $200 million in total funding across multiple rounds. The company’s major backers include Tiger Global Management and Sumeru Equity Partners, supporting its mission to make digital learning environments safer and smarter. With its Series B round in August 2021, GoGuardian solidified its position as a leading AI-powered K-12 EdTech platform, using cloud-based tools to monitor, manage, and safeguard students online. The company continues to advance technology for responsible and secure digital education.

GoMotive

GoMotive has raised a total of $717 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $150 million Series F in May 2025 led by Kleiner Perkins and AllianceBernstein, following a $150 million Series F in May 2022 and a $190 million Series E in June 2021. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, the company is valued at $2.85 billion and provides AI-powered fleet management solutions. Backed by investors like Insight Partners, Greenoaks, and Google Ventures, GoMotive enhances compliance, automation, and sustainability in global fleet operations.

GoPro

GoPro has raised $288 million across several funding rounds, beginning with its $205K Seed round in 2010, followed by an $88M Series A in 2011, and a major $200M Series B round in December 2012 led by Foxconn. Founded in 2002, GoPro designs rugged, mountable action cameras and complementary software tools that enable users to capture and share immersive content. The company’s funding helped scale product development, expand global distribution, and build its media ecosystem. GoPro’s continued evolution strengthens its position as a leader in consumer action imaging and digital storytelling.

GOAT Group

GOAT Group has raised a total of $487 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $195 million Series F in June 2021, preceded by earlier Series E and lower rounds, supported by investors such as Ashton Kutcher and Yuri Milner at a valuation of approximately $3.7 billion. The funding fuelled its growth as a global online marketplace offering shoes, sneakers and related footwear for men, women and kids. With headquarters in Culver City (United States) and an employee base of nearly 1,000 by end-2023, the company is positioned to expand its fashion-tech footprint in resale and primary e-commerce.

GOAT

GOAT has raised nearly $500M across multiple rounds, including $1.6M angel funding in 2011, $6M seed in 2012, and significant growth rounds such as $25M Series B (2017), $60M Series C (2018), and $100M Series D (2019). The company continued to scale with a $100M Series E in 2020, followed by its largest round a $195M Series F in June 2021 reaching a $3.7B valuation. Backed by investors including Accel, D1 Capital, Foot Locker, and Index Ventures, GOAT continues expanding globally.

Gong

Gong has raised $584 million in funding and reached a $7.25 billion valuation, with 619 employees. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the company provides an AI-driven revenue intelligence platform for sales, marketing, and customer success teams. Gong analyzes calls, emails, and meetings, offering insights to optimize performance and refine strategies. Following its $250 million Series E round on May 28, 2021, backed by Coatue, Gong continues to scale globally, enhance AI capabilities, and help enterprises improve customer engagement and revenue growth.

GoodRx

GoodRx has raised $22.2M through multiple funding rounds, including two major Series B raises worth $10.3M and $9.45M, along with an earlier undisclosed Series B round led by Silver Lake. With backing from top investors such as Upfront Ventures, Highland Capital Partners, and SV Angel, GoodRx has grown into a leading provider of prescription price comparison tools. The company’s public status and strong revenue performance position it to further expand its consumer-facing healthcare solutions. GoodRx continues delivering transparent drug prices to millions of Americans.

Gopuff

Gopuff has raised $5.14 billion across multiple rounds, including major investments such as $1.5 billion in Series I (Dec 2021), $1 billion in Series H (Jul 2021), and earlier rounds backed by Fidelity Investments, SoftBank Vision Fund, Eldridge Industries, and Guggenheim Partners. The company reached a $40 billion valuation in December 2021, becoming one of the most funded instant-delivery startups globally. Founded in 2013, Gopuff’s funding history includes nine rounds spanning seed, venture, and growth stages, positioning it among the fastest-scaling on-demand delivery platforms.

Gopuff

Gopuff has raised a total of $3.491 billion across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $1 billion Series H round in July 2021 at a $15 billion valuation. Founded in 2013 in Philadelphia, the company employs over 10,000 people and operates 450+ sites across North America and Europe. Its digital delivery platform provides groceries, snacks, drinks, and household essentials within minutes. Key investors include SoftBank Vision Fund, Fidelity Management, Blackstone, Accel, and Robert Iger, positioning Gopuff for continued expansion and technological innovation in the on-demand delivery sector.

Gradiant

Gradiant, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Woburn, United States, has raised a total of $400 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $1 billion valuation in May 2023. The company’s funding includes a $1.4 million Seed round, $1.4 million Series A, $28 million Series B, and $330 million across Series C–D rounds led by Schlumberger New Energy, Warburg Pincus, and BoltRock Holdings. With 201-500 employees, Gradiant specializes in industrial water treatment technologies, focusing on PFAS removal, lithium extraction, and green hydrogen production for sustainable industrial operations.

Grafana

Grafana has raised $541 million across several funding rounds, reaching a $6 billion valuation as of August 2024. The company’s most recent Series D round included investors such as CapitalG, GIC, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Coatue, highlighting strong institutional confidence in Grafana’s open-source analytics ecosystem. Founded in 2014, Grafana develops cloud-based data visualization and dashboard solutions that empower businesses to analyze metrics in real time. With a team of over 500 employees, the company continues to redefine observability and business intelligence for enterprises worldwide.

GRAIL

GRAIL has raised $3.22B across rounds including $300M Series C (May 2018), $390M Series D (Nov 2019), and a $325M post-IPO transaction (Oct 2025) per supplied data. Founded in 2016, GRAIL developed the Galleri multi-cancer early detection blood test using ultra-deep sequencing of cell-free DNA and machine learning. Funding supported large clinical trials, technology scale-up, and regulatory engagement to bring population-scale cancer screening closer to clinical practice. GRAIL aims to enable earlier cancer detection across multiple types to improve patient outcomes.

Grammarly

Grammarly’s reported fundraising history totals $545 million in equity rounds—highlighted by $200M Series B (Nov 11, 2021) and a $145M Series B (Mar 4, 2024) and more recently the company raised a $1B conventional debt facility (May 29, 2025) to support continued growth. Founded in 2009, Grammarly develops an AI-driven writing assistant used across browsers, apps and devices to improve clarity, correctness and tone. The combined capital has fueled model R&D, enterprise product expansion, global user growth, and the platform’s move into advanced generative-assistance features.

GreenSky

GreenSky raised $610 million across multiple rounds, with a notable $200M Series C (Dec 26, 2017) and earlier $50M (Sep 08, 2016) and $10M (Jun 29, 2015) tranches that supported product and geographic expansion. Founded in 2006, GreenSky built a lending-as-a-service platform enabling merchants to offer point-of-sale consumer financing for home improvement and healthcare.

Greenlight biosciences

GreenLight Biosciences, founded in 2008, joined the Unicorn Club in June 2020 after raising a $102 million Series D led by Morningside. Headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts, United States, the biotech unicorn has raised $225 million across six funding rounds. The company develops RNA-based products for vaccines, antibody therapies, pandemic preparedness, crop protection, and pollinator health. Investors include Morningside, Cormorant Asset Management, and Tao Capital Partners. Funding supports platform expansion, commercial scaling, and RNA-based innovation across human, animal, and agricultural health sectors.

Greenlight

Greenlight has raised $556 million across several funding rounds, including a major $260 million Series D in 2021 at a $2.3 billion valuation, following a $215 million Series C in 2020, a $54 million Series B in 2019, and multiple Series A and Seed rounds. Founded in 2014, the company built a debit card and financial literacy platform for kids and teens. Backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Canapi Ventures, TTV Capital, Relay Ventures, and others, Greenlight continues to scale its family-focused financial management tools and expand its educational investment ecosystem.

Groq

Groq, founded in 2016 and based in San Jose, California, United States, has raised $1.75 billion in total funding and reached a $2.8 billion valuation after its $750 million Series E round in 2025. Earlier, the company raised $300 million Series C in 2021 led by Tiger Global, D1 Capital, and BlackRock. With 288 employees, Groq develops high-performance AI inference platforms including GroqCloud and GroqRack, built on its custom LPU architecture for deterministic, scalable, low-latency computing.

Groupon

Groupon has raised $950M in total funding, with its largest round being the $950M Series D in January 2011, backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins. Founded in 2007 in Chicago, Groupon rapidly expanded into a global deals marketplace offering discounts on services, products, and travel. Its funding accelerated international expansion, merchant partnerships, mobile app growth, and acquisitions. As the company matured, Groupon shifted toward marketplace efficiency, lean operations, and a more curated merchant ecosystem. With nearly 969 employees, Groupon continues to refine its platform for local commerce.

Grove

Grove, a San Francisco–based public company, has raised a total of $527 million in funding, achieving annual revenue of $203 million as of December 2024. The company’s latest Post-IPO round in October 2024 secured $15 million from Volition Capital, adding to prior funding from Morgan Stanley, Glynn Capital, and General Atlantic. Founded in 2012 by Chris Clark, Stuart Landesberg, and Jordan Savage, Grove offers a subscription platform for sustainable cleaning, personal-care, and beauty products helping millions of customers make planet-friendly choices for their homes.

Grover

Grover has raised a total of $323 million across multiple funding rounds, including $110 million in Series C funding in April 2022, $260 million in conventional debt in September 2022, and $54.6 million in Series C funding in July 2024, reaching a $1 billion valuation. Founded in 2015 by Michael Cassau and headquartered in Miami, Florida, Grover operates as an online rental platform for consumer electronics. Its service allows users and businesses to rent, upgrade, or purchase tech devices, driving the global adoption of electronics-as-a-service models through flexible rental options and enterprise solutions.

Grow Therapy

Grow Therapy, founded in 2020, raised $88 million in a Series C round in April 2025, achieving a $1.4 billion valuation. Headquartered in New York, New York, United States, the health tech startup has raised almost $180 million to date from investors including Sequoia, Goldman Sachs, and actress Anna Kendrick. The platform connects patients with licensed therapists, offering scheduling, telehealth, and practice management tools. Funding supports expansion of the therapy network, platform enhancements, and scaling operations. Grow Therapy is positioned to improve access to mental health care nationwide.

GrubMarket

GrubMarket has raised $858 million across multiple rounds, reaching a $3.5 billion valuation (as of March 2025). Major investors, including Tiger Global Management, BlackRock, and EQUIAM, have backed the company. Its latest Series G round, in March 2025, brought in $50 million, led by Liberty Street Funds and 3Spoke Capital, among others, aimed at advancing its AI-driven food supply chain technology and expanding its global operations. With strong investor confidence and a clear AI focus, GrubMarket continues to revolutionize the food distribution ecosystem.

Guardant Health

Guardant Health, founded in 2012 by AmirAli Talasaz, has raised $557M across private and public financings, including a $360M Series E in 2017 and later IPO placements. The company develops liquid biopsy technologies, enabling tumor DNA sequencing from blood for precision oncology, therapy selection, and clinical trial matching. Funding supported R&D, clinical validation, commercial scaling, and pharma partnerships. Employing around 1,351 people, Guardant Health accelerates adoption of non-invasive genomic testing. Investors include Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sequoia Capital, SoftBank Vision Fund, OrbiMed, and Khosla Ventures, positioning the company as a leader in oncology diagnostics and liquid biopsy innovation.

Guild

Guild has raised $725 million across multiple rounds, including a significant $265M Series F (May 12, 2022), following earlier rounds such as a $234M Series E (Jun 2, 2021) and a $157M Series D (Nov 1, 2019) that marked its unicorn valuation at $1B. Founded in 2015, Guild partners with employers to offer education, skilling, and mobility pathways to frontline and corporate workforces. Funding has fueled expansion of its learning marketplace, coaching services, and career navigation tools, enabling enterprises to improve retention and upskill employees through fully subsidized education programs.

Gupshup

Gupshup, founded in 2004 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised about $544 million in funding and reached a $1.4 billion valuation. The company provides a conversational AI platform that enables businesses to automate and personalize customer communication through APIs and chatbots. With investors like Tiger Global and Fidelity Investments, Gupshup powers billions of customer interactions worldwide, helping enterprises streamline engagement through AI-driven messaging and communication tools.

H2O AI

H2O AI, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, United States, has raised a total of $251 million, including a $100 million Series E round led by Goldman Sachs Investment Partners in November 2021, valuing it at $1.7 billion. The company offers open-source AI and machine learning platforms such as H2O and Driverless AI. Its technology enables enterprises to automate data science, predictive analytics, and AI deployment, driving innovation across finance, healthcare, and operational intelligence.

Halcyon

Halcyon has raised a total of $209 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in November 2024. Its latest Series C round of $125 million, closed on October 31, 2024, was led by Corner Ventures and Evolution Equity Partners. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the company provides AI-powered cybersecurity solutions, including enterprise antivirus and anti-ransomware protection. Valued at $1 billion, Halcyon continues expanding globally in AI-native cybersecurity, safeguarding organizations against ransomware and advanced cyber threats.

Handshake

Handshake, founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, has raised around $434 million and reached a $3.5 billion valuation. The company offers an online platform connecting students and recent graduates with employers for full-time and part-time jobs. Its platform supports job discovery, profile building, and recruitment automation. Backed by investors including Lightspeed Venture Partners, Spark Capital, Annox Capital, and Proactive, Handshake aims to democratize career opportunities and streamline the hiring process for graduates and employers globally.

Happy Money

Happy Money, a Torrance-based fintech company, has raised $342M across multiple rounds, reaching a $1.1B valuation as of February 2022. Its latest Series E round on December 28, 2023, brought in $146M from investors including Toba Capital, FirstMark, Anthemis Group, and CMFG Ventures. Founded by Scott Saunders in 2009, the company has steadily grown into a leading player in alternative lending. With over 395 employees, Happy Money continues to attract strong investor interest for its data-driven approach to financial wellness and credit-debt management.

Harbinger

Harbinger, headquartered in Garden Grove, California, United States, raised $160 million in a Series C round in 2025 led by FedEx, Capricorn Investment Group, and Thor Industries, including an initial order for 53 EVs from FedEx. The company designs and manufactures medium-duty electric and hybrid vehicles for commercial and recreational markets. The funding will support production scaling, engineering and manufacturing expansion, and fleet deployments. With strong investor backing and a focus on sustainable transport, Harbinger is positioned to accelerate adoption of medium-duty electric vehicles across the United States.

Harmonic

Harmonic has raised $295 million across multiple rounds, including a $100M Series B at a $900M valuation, followed by a $120M Series C/D/E round led by Ribbit Capital with participation from Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins, and Index Ventures. Its $75M Series A was led by Sequoia Capital with support from Index Ventures, DST Global Partners, Era Funds, and Nikesh Arora. The funding accelerates the development of Aristotle, Harmonic’s flagship MSI-based model designed for mathematically verified reasoning, safety-critical decision-making, and error-free software generation.

Harness

Harness, founded in 2017 in San Francisco, has raised $414 million in total funding and achieved a $3.7 billion valuation as of April 2022. The company’s most recent $150 million debt financing round, led by Silicon Valley Bank, in May 2024, supports its expansion into AI-powered DevOps. Previous investors include Norwest Venture Partners, Google Ventures, IVP, and Alkeon Capital. Harness provides a Continuous Delivery-as-a-Service platform that automates code builds, testing, and deployment through AI-driven insights, revolutionizing how modern enterprises efficiently ship software.

Harvey

Harvey has raised a total of $506 million over multiple funding rounds, including a $100M Series C in July 2024 led by Google Ventures and a $300M Series D in February 2025 led by Coatue and Google Ventures. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, Harvey provides AI-powered legal research and document analysis solutions for law firms. With a valuation of $5 billion, the company is expanding its generative AI capabilities and scaling adoption across legal enterprises worldwide.

HashiCorp

HashiCorp has secured $349 million across major funding rounds, including a $175M Series E in 2020 that pushed its valuation to $2.15 billion. Earlier rounds, such as its $100M Series D led by IVP and GGV Capital, accelerated global adoption of Terraform, Vault, and Consul. Investors like Redpoint Ventures and Mayfield also backed the company’s Series C. As a leader in cloud infrastructure automation and identity-based security, HashiCorp’s funding has fueled expansion into enterprise IAM, multi-cloud networking, and AI-driven governance solutions.

Hasura

Hasura has raised $239M in funding, including a $100M Series C in February 2022 led by Greenoaks and Nexus Venture Partners, valuing it at $1B. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, Hasura delivers a GraphQL Engine that instantly generates APIs over new or existing Postgres databases, improving developer productivity and data accessibility. With enterprise adoption rising, the company is expanding R&D and open-source initiatives to support next-gen AI and data-driven applications across industries like finance, healthcare, and manufacturing.

Headspace

Headspace, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Santa Monica, California, has raised around $178 million in funding and achieved a $1 billion valuation. The company delivers meditation, mindfulness, and mental-wellness services through its app and enterprise solutions. Backed by investors such as Blisce and Times Bridge, Headspace provides guided meditations, therapy, and coaching to individuals and businesses. Its mission is to make mental-health care accessible and effective for everyone, from individuals seeking calm to organizations supporting employee well-being.

Headspin

Headspin has raised $117 million across growth rounds including a $33.1M Series C tranche (Dec 08, 2020) and additional Series C activity culminating in a 2023 round (Apr 02, 2023) with investors such as Atlassian and Iconiq Capital. Founded in 2014, Headspin provides cloud-based device farms, network instrumentation, and AI-driven analytics for continuous mobile and web testing. Funding supported global device coverage, test automation tooling, and enterprise integrations enabling customers to measure user experience across carriers, geographies and device conditions.

Headway

Headway, founded in 2012 and based in New York City, has raised a total of $321 million across five funding rounds, reaching a $2.3 billion valuation in July 2024. The company secured $4.5M in Seed (2019), $26M in Series A (2020), $70M in Series B (2021), $125M in Series C (2023), and $100M in Series D (2024), led by Spark Capital. With 501-1,000 employees, Headway connects users with insured therapists for affordable, accessible mental healthcare, backed by investors like Andreessen Horowitz, Thrive Capital, and Accel.

Headway

Headway has raised $325.5 million across six funding rounds, most recently securing $100 million in its Series D round in July 2024, led by Spark Capital at a valuation of $2.3 billion. Founded in 2019, the New York–based company connects patients with in-network therapists while reducing administrative burdens for providers. Earlier backers include Accel, Thrive Capital, and Andreessen Horowitz. The Series D round is focused on expanding into Medicare Advantage and Medicaid, broadening access to affordable mental health care.

Health Catalyst

Health Catalyst has raised $392 million across multiple rounds, including a major $100M Series F in 2019 backed by Sequoia Capital, Norwest Venture Partners, and Kaiser Permanente Ventures. The firm later secured a $50M Post-IPO round in 2020, strengthening its balance sheet for acquisition-led expansion and platform innovation. Earlier rounds included strategic capital from UPMC, Sands Capital Ventures, and Orbimed. The company reached unicorn status before its IPO and now serves healthcare systems globally with advanced analytics solutions. Its strong investor base and consistent revenue growth continue to fuel innovation in data-driven healthcare.

HealthCare.com

HealthCare.com, valued at $1 billion, has raised $211 million to date, including a $50 million Series C led by Oaktree Capital Management. Founded in 2006 and based in Miami, Florida, the company operates an AI-powered health insurance marketplace that simplifies plan discovery, comparison, and purchase. Its proprietary technology personalizes recommendations and supports proprietary insurance offerings. With backing from investors such as Second Alpha Partners and Annox Capital, HealthCare.com continues to redefine digital health insurance through data intelligence and consumer-focused innovation.

HeartFlow

HeartFlow has raised $936M through multiple rounds including $65M Series E (2019), $216M Series F (2023), and $98.4M Series F (2025) with investors such as Bain Capital Life Sciences, Fidelity, Janus Henderson, USVP, and Capricorn. Founded in 2007, HeartFlow leverages CT imaging and high-performance computing to create patient-specific 3D coronary blood-flow models, improving diagnostic accuracy and reducing unnecessary invasive procedures. Funding has supported clinical validation, regulatory filing, and hospital adoption programs. HeartFlow’s technology enables cardiologists to non-invasively assess coronary disease and guide treatment decisions globally.

Hebbia

Hebbia has raised a total of $161.1 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $130 million Series B round in July 2024. The New York-based AI platform transforms large volumes of information into actionable insights for industries such as finance, law, and pharma. Hebbia’s technology automates complex workflows and handles diverse data types, enabling enterprise clients to make faster, data-driven decisions. Backed by top-tier investors including Andreessen Horowitz and Index Ventures, Hebbia is positioned for rapid growth and global expansion.

Helion

Helion has raised $977 million, including a major $425M Series F in January 2025, earlier funding in Series A (2014), and a significant Series E round in 2021 totaling $0.5B plus $1.7B in commitments. Founded in 2010, the company develops magnetic nuclear fusion reactors using deuterium and pulsed magnetic confinement. Backed by Y Combinator, Mithril, Sam Altman, and Capricorn Investment Group, Helion continues to push toward commercial fusion energy and scale breakthrough clean-energy production for industrial applications.

Helium

Helium has raised a total of $370 million across seven funding rounds, reaching a $1.2 billion valuation as of February 2022. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Francisco, Helium’s latest $200 million Series D round (Feb 2022) was led by Tiger Global Management, Andreessen Horowitz, and Munich Re Ventures. Other notable rounds include $111 million Series D (Aug 2021), $15 million Series C (Jun 2019), and early backing from Google Ventures and FirstMark. The company continues expanding its decentralized network to power the next generation of IoT connectivity.

Helsing

Helsing, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Munich, has raised more than $2 billion across multiple funding rounds led by Prima Materia and other major investors. A €600 million Series D in 2025 pushed the company’s valuation to around $14 billion, making it one of Europe’s most valuable defence tech startups. Helsing develops AI-based battlefield decision support systems, autonomous drones, and sensor fusion platforms for modern defence needs. Support from strategic investors including Lightspeed Ventures, Accel, General Catalyst, and SAAB helps Helsing scale its technologies and expand its footprint across key defence markets.

Heyday

Heyday has raised a total of $800 million in funding across multiple rounds, including a $555 million Series C round led by Raine in November 2021, which valued the company at $1 billion. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, Heyday operates as an acquirer and incubator of digital brands. Backed by investors like Premji Invest and Schechter, Heyday rapidly achieved unicorn status within two years and employed 64 people as of December 2023.

HighRadius

HighRadius has raised $484M, including a $300M Series C on March 30, 2021 (led by Tiger Global and others) and a $125M Series B in December 2019, plus earlier A rounds focused on product R&D. Founded in 2006, HighRadius develops autonomous finance software for order-to-cash, accounts receivable, treasury and collections leveraging AI to improve working capital, reduce days sales outstanding, and automate cash application. Investment funded global expansion, product AI models, and enterprise integrations across large corporates to deliver measurable finance automation and cash-flow optimization.

Highspot

Highspot has raised approximately $654 million across multiple rounds, including $9.6 million (Series A, 2014), $15 million (Series B, 2017), $35 million (Series C, 2018), $60 million and $75 million (Series D, 2019), $200 million (Series E, 2021), and $248 million (Series F, 2022), achieving a $3.5 billion valuation. Backed by leading investors such as B Capital Group, D1 Capital Partners, ICONIQ Growth, and Madrona Venture Group, Highspot continues to strengthen its market position in AI-powered sales enablement. The company’s consistent funding momentum highlights investor confidence in its scalable technology and international growth strategy.

Hightouch

Hightouch has raised a total of $172 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in February 2025. Its latest Series C round of $80 million, closed on July 29, 2025, was led by Sapphire Ventures and NewView Capital. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, Hightouch provides a cloud-based data integration and customer data platform, enabling businesses to sync data from warehouses to SaaS tools without code. Focused on business intelligence and marketing tech, the company continues expanding globally.

Hinge Health

Hinge Health, founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised about $854 million, including a $400 million Series E round in October 2021 that valued the company at ~$6.2 billion. The company offers a virtual physical therapy and digital pain‑care platform combining exercise programs, wearable sensor technology, and care teams for employers and health plans. Its investors include Lead Edge Capital, Whale Rock Capital Management and Tiger Global, positioning Hinge Health as a leader in musculoskeletal and women’s health digital solutions.

Hippo

Hippo, founded in 2015, joined the Unicorn Club in July 2020 after raising a $150 million Series E led by FinTLV, Ribbit Capital, and Dragoneer, achieving unicorn status. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States, the online-first insurtech platform has raised $709 million to date from investors including Wejchert Capital and West Coast Equity Partners. Hippo provides homeowners insurance with modern coverage options, claims processing, and risk prevention tools. Funding supports platform expansion, technology scaling, and customer growth, positioning Hippo as a leader in digital homeowners insurance.

Hippocratic AI

Hippocratic AI has raised a total of $278 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in January 2025. Its latest Series B round of $141 million, closed on January 9, 2025, was led by Kleiner Perkins. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Palo Alto, United States, the company develops safety-focused generative AI solutions for healthcare, supporting pre-op, discharge planning, chronic care, and clinical trials. Backed by Premji Invest and Nvidia, Hippocratic AI continues expanding globally in Healthcare IT and agentic AI.

HomeLight

HomeLight has raised a total of $758 million through multiple rounds, including Series D and debt financing, reaching a $1.7 billion valuation (as of June 2022). Major investors include Zeev Ventures, Menlo Ventures, Group 11, and Stereo Capital. The company’s latest funding round, a $20 million Series D extension in August 2024, aimed to expand its “Buy Before You Sell” program to 40 additional U.S. states. Focused on simplifying home transactions, HomeLight continues to innovate in real estate technology by integrating AI and personalized matching tools for buyers and sellers.

HomeLight

HomeLight, founded in 2012, raised $235 million in a Series D round in 2025, giving it a $1.7 billion valuation. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the real estate marketplace has raised a total of $524 million from investors including GV, Menlo Ventures, and TriplePoint Capital. HomeLight leverages data analytics and AI to connect buyers and sellers with top-performing agents, streamline transactions, and provide actionable insights. The funding will support platform scaling, agent network expansion, and growth into new real estate markets.

Honest

Honest has raised $496M across multiple rounds, fueling its rise as a leading internet-first consumer brand. Major rounds include a $100M Series D in 2015 led by Glade Brook Capital, Fidelity Investments, Wellington, and IVP, a $67.8M Series E in 2017 led by Fidelity, and a $200M Series F round in 2018 backed by L Catterton. Founded in 2011, Honest expanded its portfolio across clean beauty, personal care, and baby products, emphasizing transparency, safe ingredients, and modern digital retail experiences.

HoneyBook

HoneyBook, founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $479 million and reached a $2.4 billion valuation. The company provides workflow automation software for freelancers and small businesses, helping manage projects, appointments, payments, and task reminders. Backed by Section Partners and Akkadian Ventures, HoneyBook streamlines client workflow management and increases operational efficiency. Its platform empowers SMEs to save time, scale operations, and enhance client engagement, positioning it as a leader in workflow automation and business management technology.

Honor

Honor has raised $325 million in equity funding and $300 million in debt financing, reaching a valuation of $1.25 billion as of October 2021. With backing from top investors like Baillie Gifford, T. Rowe Price, and Prosus Ventures, the company’s growth accelerated after acquiring Home Instead, one of the world’s largest home care networks. Founded in 2014, Honor has become a key player in the healthcare and assistive tech sector, leveraging AI-driven tools and case management platforms to improve the quality of in-home senior care globally.

Hortonworks

Hortonworks raised $248M through several rounds including $50M Series D (Jul 24, 2014), $100M Series D (Mar 25, 2014) and $50M Series C (Jun 25, 2013) to commercialize an Apache Hadoop distribution and enterprise data platform. Founded in 2011, Hortonworks focused on an open-source approach to big data packaging and supporting Apache projects into a hardened distribution for enterprise use.

Hotel Engine

Hotel Engine, valued at $2.1 billion, has raised $221 million across multiple rounds, including a $140 million Series C led by Permira and Blackstone. Founded in 2015 and based in Denver, Colorado, Hotel Engine provides a SaaS platform for business travel, enabling companies to manage hotel bookings, billing, and lodging efficiently. The platform offers mobile apps, analytics, and reporting tools to optimize travel operations. With investors like Telescope Partners, Hotel Engine has become a leading provider of cloud-based corporate travel solutions.

Houzz

Houzz has raised $614 million, including a $400 million Series E on June 9, 2017 at a $4 billion valuation, backed by Iconiq Capital, Wellington Management, Sequoia Capital, and GGV Capital. Founded in 2009, Houzz operates a home design and renovation platform that combines photo discovery, product listings, professional directories, and project tools. Funding supported AR features, international expansion, and marketplace enhancements. Houzz enables homeowners to find design inspiration, shop products, and connect with professionals, creating a comprehensive renovation ecosystem.

Hulu

Hulu has raised $100M in funding across two major rounds, beginning with a $100M Series A in 2007 led by Providence Equity Partners, followed by an undisclosed Series B round in 2009 backed by The Walt Disney Company. Founded in 2007, Hulu built one of the first large-scale OTT streaming platforms, offering subscription-based live TV, movies, and series. Funding supported infrastructure, licensing deals, and platform expansion. With a last known valuation of $27.5B, Hulu became a market-defining force in digital streaming before being acquired and integrated into Disney’s broader streaming ecosystem.

Human Interest

Human Interest, valued at $1.33 billion as of July 17, 2024, has raised a total of $714 million in funding through rounds such as Series E ($267 million in July 2024) and earlier Series D ($200 million in August 2021), among others. Headquartered in San Francisco, United States, the company provides employer-enabled retirement and 401(k) platform services, automating payroll sync, compliance, record-keeping, and access for small and medium businesses. With a workforce of 577 employees (as of Dec 2022), Human Interest is backed by key investors including Glynn Capital, Baillie Gifford, and Marshall Wace.

Humanity Protocol

Humanity Protocol, founded in 2023, raised a $30 million seed round in 2025, achieving a $1 billion valuation. Headquartered in New York, New York, United States, the blockchain-based startup combines palm-scanning biometrics with decentralized blockchain protocols to provide secure digital identity solutions. Investors include Ash Park Capital and Aza Ventures. The platform allows individuals and enterprises to verify identities safely, prevent fraud, and maintain privacy. The funding supports engineering, product development, and scaling of blockchain identity verification systems. Humanity Protocol is positioned to advance secure, verifiable digital identity adoption.

Huntress

Huntress, founded in 2015 and based in Ellicott City, Maryland, provides managed cybersecurity solutions for SMBs and IT providers. The company has raised $298M to date, including a $180M Series D on June 7, 2024, led by Meritech and Sapphire Ventures, reaching a $1.5B valuation. Huntress combines automation with human threat hunters to deliver real-time detection, proactive defense, and incident response—helping smaller organizations maintain enterprise-grade security in an increasingly complex cyber threat landscape.

iCapital

iCapital has raised a total of $1.49 billion to date, including a $820 million Series E round in July 2025, preceded by a $440 million Series D tranche in July 2021, a $146 million Series C in March 2020, a $11.8 million Series B in December 2017, and a $10 million Series A in June 2015. This funding has supported its growth, enabling investors to access private companies, startups, and real estate investment vehicles. With the latest round pegging its valuation at $7.5 billion, iCapital is poised for further expansion in the alternative-investments infrastructure space.

iSpot.tv

iSpot.tv, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, has raised a total of $438 million across five funding rounds. Key investments include a $335 million Series D in April 2022 led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management and a $44.9 million follow-up Series D in November 2022. Earlier rounds $5 million Seed (2013), $21.9 million Series B (2015), and $30 million Series C (2018) were backed by Insight Partners and Madrona Venture Group. Valued at $330 million as of 2018, iSpot.tv delivers advanced TV ad analytics using ACR technology for real-time campaign optimization.

iTrustCapital

iTrustCapital has raised $131 million to date, including a $131 million Series A round in December 2021, led by Left Lane Capital, which valued the company at $1.3 billion and earned it unicorn status. Founded in 2018 and based in Irvine, California, iTrustCapital operates an app-based cryptocurrency trading platform that enables users to buy, sell, and manage digital assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple. With 67 employees as of December 2022, iTrustCapital continues to grow as a leader in crypto trading and blockchain-based investment solutions.

Ibotta

Ibotta has raised $97.6M across multiple rounds, including a $25M Series C in July 2017 and a Series D in August 2019(undisclosed amount) led by Koch Disruptive Technologies at an implied $1B valuation. Founded in 2012, Ibotta runs a consumer cashback and loyalty platform that lets users earn rewards for in-store and online purchases by adding offers, scanning receipts, or linking loyalty accounts. The funding funded retail partnerships, product expansion into grocery and CPG integrations, and investments in measurement and ad-tech capabilities to monetize shopper intent.

Icertis

Icertis has raised $497M across multiple rounds, most recently securing $50M in Series F funding in March 2025 to accelerate AI-driven contract intelligence and enterprise workflows. Prior rounds include $75M Series F and $75M venture debt in October 2022, supporting product expansion and global implementations. Founded in 2009, Icertis delivers contract lifecycle management solutions powered by AI and structured data. Its funding has strengthened R&D, enterprise integrations, and regulatory compliance capabilities while supporting a valuation of $5B and expanding worldwide customer adoption.

ID.me

ID.me has raised roughly $619 million in funding to date, including a $340 million Series E round in September 2025 and a $132 million Series D in April 2023, among earlier rounds. Backed by major investors such as CapitalG and Lead Edge Capital, the company achieved a valuation of about $2 billion as of September 2025 while scaling its cloud-based identity verification business. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in McLean (United States), ID.me is expanding its digital identity and authentication solutions across government, healthcare and consumer sectors in the evolving cybersecurity ecosystem.

IL Makiage

IL Makiage has raised $130 million in total funding, including a $130 million Series B round on January 10, 2022, led by Franklin Templeton Investments, valuing it at $1.5 billion. Founded in 1972 and headquartered in New York City, the company offers AI-driven personalized makeup and beauty products, featuring foundations, lipsticks, mascaras, and more. With 51 employees, IL Makiage is pioneering beauty tech innovation through machine learning, data analytics, and influencer-led marketing to transform the digital beauty shopping experience.

Illumio

Illumio has raised $566 million, including a $225 million Series F in June 2021 at a $2.75 billion valuation. Founded in 2013, the company provides zero trust segmentation and breach containment for hybrid cloud and on premise environments. Its platform maps application dependencies, visualizes workload communications, and enforces micro segmentation to reduce lateral movement in attacks. Illumio’s funding supports product development, enterprise scale deployments, and AI driven security graphs that improve incident response and help organizations contain breaches more effectively.

Imbue

Imbue, founded in 2020 and based in San Francisco, is an AI company developing reasoning and coding-focused AI systems that enable intelligent agents to perform complex software and problem-solving tasks. The company has raised a total of $232 million, including $20 million (Series A, October 2022), $200 million (Series B, September 2023) led by the Astera Institute, and $12 million (Series B Extension, October 2023) from the Alexa Fund and Eric Schmidt, reaching a $1 billion valuation. Imbue employs 11–50 people and is driving innovation in agentic AI development.

Immunai Technologies

Immunai Technologies, founded in 2018 and headquartered in the United States, has raised about $295 million in funding, including a $215 million Series B round in October 2021 led by Koch Disruptive Technologies, valuing it near $1 billion. The company develops the AMICA platform—an annotated multi‑omic immune cell atlas combined with AI and functional genomics—to decode the immune system and speed discovery of immunomodulatory therapeutics. With investors like Catalio Capital and Alexandria Venture Investments, Immunai is positioned at the forefront of precision immunology and therapeutic innovation.

Immuta

Immuta has raised a total of $267 million across seven funding rounds, reaching a $1 billion valuation as of June 2022. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, Immuta provides a data access governance platform that automates secure data sharing, compliance, and privacy across cloud systems. Key investors include Blu Venture Investors, DFJ Growth, Intel Capital, and NightDragon. The latest $100 million Series E round in June 2022 is supporting Immuta’s global expansion, enhanced platform development, and strengthened partnerships in the enterprise data security ecosystem.

IMPACT

IMPACT has raised a total of $373 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $100 million Series D in May 2022 and a $150 million Series D in July 2021. Earlier funding includes a $75 million Series C in March 2019, $30 million Series B in June 2016, and multiple Series A rounds totaling over $12 million from 2010 to 2014, along with a $1.78 million Seed round in December 2009. These investments, backed by Qatar Investment Authority, W Capital Partners, Providence Equity Partners, PSG, and Silversmith, supported the platform’s growth, technology enhancements, and global expansion.

Imply

Imply has raised a total of $215 million across five rounds including $2 million (Seed, 2015), $13.3 million (Series A, 2018), $30 million (Series B, 2019), $70 million (Series C, 2021), and $100 million (Series D, 2022) led by Thoma Bravo at a $1.1 billion valuation. Founded in 2015, Imply provides real-time analytics and visualization solutions built on Apache Druid. The latest funding supports growth acceleration, team expansion, and IPO preparation, strengthening Imply’s position as a global leader in real-time event-driven analytics.

inDrive

inDrive has raised $387 million in total funding across multiple rounds, with key participation from Insight Partners, Bond Capital, General Catalyst, and Leta Capital. The company achieved unicorn status in May 2022 with a valuation of $1.23 billion. Its most recent Series C round, held in March 2024, secured $150 million to expand global operations and enhance its service marketplace. Backed by leading venture investors, inDrive continues to redefine mobility and local services across 47+ countries.

In Silico

In Silico, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, raised $110 million in a Series E funding round in January 2025, bringing total funding to $510 million from investors including eBridge Ventures and Deerfield. The platform provides AI-enabled bioinformatics solutions for drug discovery, biomarker development, and aging research. Its PHARMA.AI product suite, including PandaOmics, Chemistry42, and InClinico, accelerates therapeutic development and clinical research. With strong funding and AI capabilities, In Silico is positioned to advance genomics and life sciences innovation globally.

InVision

InVision has secured $350 million in total funding, including its $115M Series F in 2018, led by Spark Capital, and earlier investments from ICONIQ Growth, Battery Ventures, Accel, and Tiger Global. Additional debt financing and seed rounds helped scale its digital collaboration suite, including its flagship product, Freehand. The company reached a $1.9B valuation in 2018, demonstrating strong investor confidence in its enterprise collaboration and product design tools. Backed by top-tier VCs and Fortune 100 adoption, InVision remains a key player in visual collaboration and digital product development.

Inari

Inari, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, has raised approximately $708 million and reached a $1.5 billion valuation. The company leverages AI, genomics, and multiplex gene editing to develop high-performing, sustainable crops. Backed by investors such as G Squared and CPP Investments, Inari accelerates breeding technology to improve yield, resilience, and environmental sustainability. Its mission is to transform agriculture by integrating biotechnology and AI to provide farmers with innovative, climate-smart seeds.

Included Health

Included Health has raised a total of $344 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $175 million Series E round in September 2020. The San Francisco-based healthcare platform combines virtual care, clinical navigation, and community-based services to provide inclusive, personalized healthcare solutions. With a workforce of over 1,000 employees, Included Health leverages technology and human expertise to offer primary care, specialty care, behavioral health, and urgent care. The company is backed by top investors including The Carlyle Group, Greylock, and Revelation Partners, positioning it for continued growth and expansion.

Incode

Incode, valued at $1.25 billion, has raised $260 million across multiple rounds, including a $220 million Series B led by General Atlantic and SoftBank Group. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California, Incode provides AI-powered biometric identity verification and authentication solutions for enterprises. Its platform includes facial recognition, liveness detection, document verification, and multi-factor authentication. With investors like General Atlantic and SoftBank, Incode is advancing digital identity verification and emerging as a leader in enterprise-grade RegTech and cybersecurity solutions.

Incredible Health

Incredible Health, a San Francisco-based AI-powered healthcare recruitment platform, has raised a total of $97.3 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $1.65 billion valuation as of August 2022. The funding includes $2.3M in Pre-Seed (2016), $2.3M in Seed (2017), $15M in Series A (2019), and $80M in Series B (2022). With a team of 185+ employees, the platform connects nurses and healthcare professionals directly with employers, reducing average hiring times from 86 to 20 days while offering continuing education, salary tools, and talent advocacy nationwide.

Indigo

Indigo, founded in 2013, joined the Unicorn Club in June 2020 after raising a $360 million Series F led by Riverstone Holdings, achieving a $3.5 billion valuation. Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, the agtech startup has raised $1.4 billion across eight funding rounds. Indigo develops microbe-based plant protection products, operates grain and agrochemical marketplaces, and supports regenerative farming practices. Investors include Riverstone Holdings, InvestX, and EQUIAM. Funding supports product expansion, marketplace scaling, and global adoption, positioning Indigo as a leader in crop technology and sustainable agriculture solutions.

Infinera

Infinera has secured $235M in total funding across multiple rounds, including a $325M Post-IPO round in 2022, a $14M state-backed innovation grant in 2023, and an earlier $696K European Union grant in 2021. Founded in 2000, the company grew into a core player in optical networking, offering cloud-based automation, photonic integration, and high-capacity transmission systems. With a valuation of $2.3B as of June 2024, Infinera leveraged funding to scale manufacturing, expand software automation capabilities, and strengthen its position among telecom carriers, cable operators, and hyperscalers.

Infinidat

Infinidat has raised $350 million in disclosed funding, including a $95 million Series C in October 2017 led by Goldman Sachs Investment Partners with participation from TPG. Additional strategic financing and Series D activity in June 2020 came from TPG, ION, and Claridge Israel to accelerate product innovation. Founded in 2011, Infinidat builds enterprise hybrid storage systems delivering multi-petabyte scale, mainframe-level availability, and cyber resilience. Funding has supported R&D, global sales expansion, ransomware protection capabilities, and performance engineering, enabling broader adoption among large enterprises with high-capacity storage needs.

Inflection

Inflection, founded in 2022 and based in Palo Alto, California, has raised a total of $1.52 billion in funding, reaching a $4 billion valuation as of June 2023. The company secured $225 million in its Series D round in April 2022, led by Greylock, Horizons Ventures, and Dragoneer Investment Group, followed by a $1.3 billion Series E round in June 2023, led by Nvidia, Microsoft, Reid Hoffman, and CoreWeave. Inflection focuses on developing enterprise AI models and generative NLP solutions that integrate seamlessly into business workflows.

Ingress

Ingress, founded in 2013 by John Hanke, is an AR geo-game within Niantic’s ecosystem. Listed as unfunded, its development was supported through Niantic’s R&D. Ingress introduced persistent, location-based gameplay, team coordination, and community-driven events. The game pioneered real-world AR interactions and acted as a testbed for future Niantic hits such as Pokémon GO. It advanced AR mechanics and player engagement without independent venture backing, remaining strategically integrated into Niantic’s broader platform.

Innovaccer

Innovaccer has raised $2.5M in Seed, $15.6M in Series A, $25M in Series B, $70M in Series C, $105M in Series D, $150M in Series E and $275M in Series F, bringing total funding to approximately $675M. These rounds, backed by leading investors including Dragoneer Investment Group and WestBridge Capital, enable Innovaccer to scale its healthcare intelligence cloud and AI-powered data platform. The Series F round at a valuation of approximately $3.45 billion marks a significant growth step for the company, founded in 2014 in San Francisco.

Innovium

Innovium, founded in 2014, joined the Unicorn Club in July 2020 after raising a $170 million Series E led by DFJ Growth and BlackRock. Headquartered in San Jose, California, United States, the semiconductor startup has raised $350 million across six funding rounds. Innovium develops high-performance networking chips, including the TeraLynx 12.8 Tbit/s switch, to solve large-scale data center networking challenges. Investors include DFJ Growth, BlackRock, and Premji Invest. Funding supports product development, data center adoption, and scaling operations. Innovium is positioned as a leader in enterprise networking semiconductor solutions.

InsideSales

InsideSales has raised $251 million across multiple rounds, including a $60.6 million Series D in March 2015 and a $50 million Series D in January 2017. Founded in 2004, InsideSales delivers a sales engagement and predictive analytics platform that automates lead follow-up, cadences, and prioritization. Backed by investors such as Salesforce, USVP, Microsoft, and Polaris Partners, the company used its funding to advance AI-driven sales workflows, enhance CRM integrations, expand globally, and support enterprise sales operations. These investments strengthened InsideSales’ ability to drive measurable improvements in sales productivity and pipeline growth.

Insilico Medicine

Insilico Medicine has raised over $1.05 billion to advance its AI-driven drug discovery platform, with strong support from investors including Value Partners Group, Novo Holdings, Baillie Gifford, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price, and Google. Its fundraising history includes notable Series G rounds, multiple strategic out-licensing deals exceeding $2.1 billion, and partnerships worth another $1.4 billion. The company’s most recent $110 million Series E round significantly deepens its resources for expanding its automated labs, refining generative AI models, and accelerating the clinical validation of its flagship IPF drug candidate.

Insitro

Insitro has raised a total of $643 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $400 million Series C in March 2021. The South San Francisco-based biotech company uses machine learning and high-throughput biology to transform drug discovery and development. Its platform integrates in vitro and clinical data to accelerate therapeutic programs in metabolism, oncology, and neuroscience. Backed by investors like CPP Investments, Andreessen Horowitz, and BlackRock, Insitro is advancing AI-driven biology to reduce costs, improve outcomes, and streamline drug development pipelines.

Instabase

Instabase has raised $322 million through staged rounds, including two Series C tranches ($45M in 2022 and $45M on Jun 6, 2023) and a $100M Series D (Jan 17, 2025) led by growth backers and sovereign/private investors. Founded in 2015, Instabase builds an AI-first platform to extract structured intelligence from complex documents and automate end-to-end workflows. Funding backed product maturity for document understanding, enterprise-grade security, and go-to-market expansion enabling banks, insurers and enterprises to convert paperwork into auditable, automated processes at scale.

Instacart

Instacart has raised $2.93B across multiple Series F rounds and earlier funding, supporting its rise as a leading online grocery delivery platform. The company secured major rounds including $200M in October 2020 led by Valiant Capital, $265M in March 2021 from a16z, Sequoia Capital, Fidelity, and T. Rowe Price, and $232M in October 2021. Founded in 2012, Instacart has leveraged this capital to expand retail partnerships, build fulfillment efficiency, and strengthen marketplace logistics as consumer demand for online grocery surged.

Intarcia

Intarcia has raised $1.89 billion across multiple rounds, including a $525M Series J (Aug 03, 2017), an $8M Series J (Jan 17, 2018) and a $198M Series J. Founded in 1995, Intarcia developed an implantable osmotic pump that delivers therapeutic drugs subcutaneously over extended periods targeting diabetes and other chronic conditions. Investment supported clinical trials, device engineering, regulatory submissions and scale manufacturing.

IntelyCare

IntelyCare has raised $174 million across 4 funding rounds, achieving a $1.1 billion valuation as of April 2022. The company’s most recent $115 million Series C round was led by Janus Henderson Investors, with participation from Longitude Capital, Endeavour Vision, and others. Founded in 2016, IntelyCare provides an AI-driven healthcare staffing platform that helps facilities fill shifts efficiently while offering nurses flexible scheduling. Headquartered in Quincy, Massachusetts, IntelyCare continues to expand its platform capabilities and predictive workforce optimization across U.S. healthcare systems.

Intercom

Intercom has raised $240 million in total funding, highlighted by a $125 million Series D round in March 2018 at a $1.28 billion valuation led by Kleiner Perkins, Google Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Index Ventures. Prior to this, the company secured a $50 million Series D in April 2016 backed by Index Ventures, Bessemer, Social Capital, and ICONIQ Growth. In August 2015, Intercom raised $35 million in a Series C round from ICONIQ Growth, Social Capital, and Bessemer. These rounds accelerated Intercom’s AI-powered customer service tools, messaging platform, and global go-to-market expansion.

Interos

Interos has raised a total of $204 million across multiple rounds, including $8.4M in Series A (Jan 2019) led by Kleiner Perkins, $20M in Series B (Mar 2020) led by Venrock, $100M in Series C (Jul 2021) led by NightDragon, and a $40M Private Equity round (Oct 2024) led by Blue Owl Capital. Founded in 2005, Interos has built a valuation of $1 billion (as of July 2021) and continues to attract strategic capital to enhance its AI-powered supply chain risk management platform and global reach.

Intrexon

Intrexon has raised $709 million across multiple funding rounds, with notable raises including $450K Post-IPO in Feb 2015 and two additional $4.25M Post-IPO rounds in 2016. Founded in 1998, the company focuses on developing gene-based therapeutics for oncology, cardiology, and neurological disorders. With strong backing from Third Security and other strategic investors, funding has supported its R&D programs, gene-therapy platforms, and clinical pipelines. Intrexon’s investments have enabled expansion into synthetic biology, advanced genetic engineering, and precision medicine as it continues exploring next-generation human therapeutics.

Invoca

Invoca, founded in 2008 and headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, is an AI-powered conversation analytics platform that has raised a total of $202 million across seven funding rounds. Key rounds include a $3.5M Series A (2009), $21.7M Series C (2014), $56M Series E (2019), and an $83M Series F (June 2022) led by Silver Lake Waterman, bringing its valuation to $1.1 billion. With 251–500 employees, Invoca helps marketing, sales, and contact center teams turn voice and text interactions into actionable insights, optimize customer engagement, and expand AI-driven analytics solutions globally.

Inxeption

Inxeption has raised $186 million in total funding, including a $125 million Series E on Jan 12, 2022, which supported a $3 billion valuation. Founded in 2017 and based in Brisbane, United States, Inxeption provides logistics and B2B commerce infrastructure for merchants and distributors. With $186M in capital, the company continues investing in logistics automation and platform expansion to streamline order fulfillment and supply chain operations across its customer base.

Iodine Software

Iodine Software, valued at $1 billion, raised an undisclosed Series A round led by Advent International. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, United States, the company offers AI-based solutions to optimize healthcare documentation. Iodine's platform analyzes clinical data to prioritize cases and streamline documentation, reducing administrative burdens and improving patient care efficiency. With investors like Valspring Capital and Silversmith Capital, Iodine Software is leading the charge in transforming healthcare processes with AI-driven solutions.

IRL

IRL, founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, raised $200 million in total funding and reached a $1.17 billion valuation before shutting down in 2023. Its Series C round of $170 million, led by SoftBank Vision Fund, propelled it to unicorn status. The app allowed users to organize, share, and discover real-world and virtual events. Backed by investors like Dragoneer and Founders Fund, IRL grew rapidly by focusing on event-based social interaction before ceasing operations.

Ironclad

Ironclad has raised $333 million in total funding, including a $150 million Series E on Jan 18, 2022 led by Franklin Templeton, valuing the company at $3.2 billion. Founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, Ironclad provides contract lifecycle management software with features like redlining, audit logs, and advanced search. With 239 employees as of Dec 31, 2022, Ironclad is scaling enterprise deployments and investing in AI and integrations to speed contract cycles and governance.

Island

Island has raised $730 million across several rounds, including a $115 million Series B in January 2022 led by Insight Partners and Sequoia Capital, valuing it at $1.3 billion, and a $250 million Series E in February 2025, raising its valuation to $4.8 billion. Founded in 2020 and based in Dallas, Texas, Island develops an enterprise browser that enhances SaaS governance, security, and productivity. With a workforce of 51–200 employees, Island continues to lead innovation in cybersecurity and enterprise browsing solutions.

Iterable

Iterable, founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, has raised $343 million in funding and reached a $2 billion valuation. Its Series E round of $200 million, led by Silver Lake and Adams Street Partners, propelled its growth in the marketing automation space. Iterable’s cloud-based platform enables personalized, omnichannel customer engagement through email, SMS, and in-app messaging. With investors such as Glynn Capital and CRV, the company continues to expand its AI-driven marketing solutions globally.

Iterative Health

Iterative Health has raised a total of $180 million across two funding rounds, including a $150 million Series B in January 2022. Founded by Jonathan Ng, the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company employs 51–200 people and specializes in AI-driven precision medicine for gastroenterology. Its tools, such as SKOUT, analyze endoscopic images and clinical data to optimize clinical trials for inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal cancer. Key investors include Insight Partners and Clearlake Capital Group. With an estimated valuation of $500 million, Iterative Health is positioned for continued innovation and growth in AI-powered healthcare solutions.

tZERO

tZERO has raised $275 million across several Series B funding rounds, including a $15M round in August 2022, an undisclosed Series B round in February 2022 backed by Intercontinental Exchange and Pelion Venture Partners, and an additional $108K Series B allocation in May 2021. Supported by major investors such as Overstock, ICE, GSR Capital, and Medici Ventures, tZERO reached a $1B valuation in 2018. The company has positioned itself as a leader in digital securities, private market liquidity, tokenization, and blockchain-powered trading infrastructure, driving institutional adoption in alternative asset markets.

JFrog

JFrog has raised $226 million across several major funding rounds, beginning with its $3.5M Series A (2012), followed by a $7M Series B (2014), a $50M Series C (2016), and a landmark $165M Series D (2018) led by Insight Partners at a valuation exceeding $1B. The company later raised additional capital through a Post-IPO round in 2020. These investments accelerated JFrog’s expansion into global DevOps, software supply chain security, and AI-powered release automation, ultimately supporting its transformation into a publicly traded enterprise DevOps leader.

Jasper AI

Jasper AI, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, is an AI-powered SaaS platform that helps businesses create marketing copy, ads, emails, and digital content efficiently. The company has raised a total of $143 million, including $141 million in its Series A round in May 2022, led by Founders Circle Capital, IVP, and Insight Partners, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation. With a team of 11–50 employees, Jasper AI leverages advanced artificial intelligence to streamline content creation, boost productivity, and support global marketing and creative teams across industries.

Jasper

Jasper raised $208M across multiple late-stage rounds, including a $50M Series F (Apr 16, 2014), a $40M Series E (Dec 28, 2012) and earlier financings. Founded in 2004, Jasper built a global IoT connectivity-management platform enabling enterprises to provision, secure and monetize connected devices across cellular networks. Funding accelerated global carrier integrations, zero-touch provisioning capabilities, billing and operational tooling, and enterprise go-to-market. Jasper’s platform became the backbone for large IoT deployments—powering connected cars, smart metering, EV charging, and large scale asset-tracking initiatives worldwide.

Jawbone

Jawbone raised $877M across multiple rounds, including a major $147M Series E in September 2014, a $300M debt round in April 2015, and a $165M Series F round in January 2016 led by Kuwait Investment Authority and Sequoia Capital. Founded in 1997, the San Francisco–based wearable technology company built early consumer hardware for activity, nutrition, and sleep tracking with its UP product ecosystem. Jawbone aimed to deliver personalized health insights through sensors, data analytics, and mobile software. Despite raising significant capital, the company struggled with hardware scaling and competitive pressures.

JD Digits

JD Digits, headquartered in Beijing, China, has raised $5 billion from APOFCO and CICC, achieving a valuation of $18 billion. The company provides digital financial services, including lending, payments, wealth management, insurance, and enterprise AI solutions. JD Digits integrates AI, big data, and cloud technology to deliver secure and scalable fintech services to businesses and consumers. With strong funding and technology capabilities, JD Digits is positioned to expand its platform, enhance digital financial services, and maintain leadership in China’s fintech sector.

Jeeves

Jeeves has raised a total of $380 million across multiple funding rounds, including $57 million (Series B) in September 2021, $180 million (Series C) in March 2022, and $75 million in debt financing in May 2024. The company is currently valued at $2.1 billion (as of March 2022). Founded in 2019 by Dileep Thazhmon, Jeeves offers corporate payment solutions, financial cards, and expense management tools for businesses worldwide. Backed by major investors like CRV, Andreessen Horowitz, and GIC, Jeeves is expanding globally from its headquarters in New York City, USA.

Jellysmack

Jellysmack, founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York City, has raised around $40 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation. The platform helps creators grow and monetize video content across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and Facebook using analytics, optimization tools, and AI-driven insights. Backed by investors such as SoftBank Vision Fund and Highland Europe, Jellysmack enables creators to scale efficiently, reach global audiences, and generate sustainable revenue, positioning itself as a leading ecosystem for social video content growth.

JetSmarter

JetSmarter, founded in 2012 by Sergey Petrossov, raised ~$157M in multiple rounds including Series C tranches and strategic investors. The Fort Lauderdale–based company built a private aviation network with membership and on-demand charter services. Funding supported technology development, marketplace growth, supplier partnerships, and membership expansion. JetSmarter streamlined charter booking, connected travelers to curated operators, and broadened access to private flights for frequent flyers and corporate clients. Key investors include Clearlake Capital Group and Jefferies.

Joby Aviation

Joby Aviation has raised $690 million in disclosed funding including a $590M Series C in Jan 2020, several post-IPO corporate rounds with partners like Toyota, Delta and SK Telecom (2020–2025), and large post-IPO tranches in 2024–2025 (e.g., $500M Oct 2024, $250M May 27, 2025). Founded in 2009, Joby develops electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft aimed at urban air mobility designing quiet, piloted-to-autonomous aircraft for regional air taxi services. Funding advanced certification, flight testing, manufacturing, and strategic airline and OEM partnerships.

JumpCloud

JumpCloud, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, United States, has raised approximately $408 million in funding and reached a valuation of around $2.6 billion following its Series F round in late 2021 led by Sapphire Ventures. The company offers a unified cloud directory platform that manages user identities, device access, single‑sign‑on, multi‑factor authentication and conditional access across Windows, macOS, Linux and cloud applications. With backers including BlackRock and General Atlantic, JumpCloud is set to expand its platform as organisations adopt remote and hybrid IT environments.

JupiterOne

JupiterOne has raised a total of $119 million across three funding rounds, reaching a valuation of over $1 billion as of June 2022. The company secured $19 million in its Series A round in September 2020 led by Bain Capital Ventures, followed by $30 million in Series B in May 2021 led by Sapphire Ventures, and $70 million in Series C in June 2022 led by Tribe Capital. Founded in 2018, JupiterOne offers cybersecurity asset management solutions, helping organizations reduce attack surfaces and enhance visibility across digital environments.

JUST Egg

JUST Egg has raised $446 million in funding and reached a $1.2 billion valuation, with 443 employees. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the company produces plant-based egg substitutes, including egg scrambles, cookie dough, mayo, and dressings. After its $200 million Series E round on March 23, 2021, backed by Qatar Investment Authority, JUST Egg continues to scale production, expand product offerings, and provide recipes, supporting sustainable, cholesterol-free, and non-GMO alternatives for consumers globally.

Just Salad

Just Salad has raised a total of $200 million, with its largest funding round being a $200 million Private Equity round in February 2025. The New York-based fast-casual restaurant chain employs 251–500 people and operates in the Food and Beverage, Health Care, Lifestyle, and Restaurant industries. Known for initiatives like the Reusable Bowl Program and carbon-labeled menus, Just Salad focuses on sustainability, healthy eating, and customer experience. Key investors include Wellington Management and D1 Capital Partners, supporting expansion, menu innovation, and technology enhancements.

JUUL

JUUL, headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $15 billion from Altria, achieving a valuation of $38 billion. The company designs and markets e-cigarettes and vaping products as alternatives to traditional tobacco products. JUUL integrates technology-driven hardware, e-liquid formulations, and user-focused design to deliver innovative nicotine delivery solutions. With substantial funding and strategic backing, JUUL is positioned to scale product development, expand global market adoption, and maintain leadership in the vaping and reduced-risk nicotine products industry.

K Health

K Health, an AI-driven virtual healthcare platform, has secured $439 million across multiple funding rounds, including a Series F in July 2024 that raised $88.4 million. The company’s valuation stands at $900 million, backed by major investors such as Mangrove Capital Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Comcast Ventures. K Health leverages machine learning to deliver data-based diagnostics and clinician access. Its AI compares user-reported symptoms to real-world cases, offering reliable medical insights and affordable primary care for millions across the United States.

Kabam

Kabam raised $245 million across several rounds, with landmark funding including a $120M Series E (July 31, 2014)and earlier Series D investments totaling $85M (May 26, 2011) and smaller tranches. Founded in 2006, Kabam focused on mid-core and MMO mobile games best known for titles like Marvel: Contest of Champions and built expertise in IP partnerships and live-service game operations. Funding helped the studio scale live operations, global marketing, and licensing deals with major entertainment brands, moving Kabam from web and Facebook games into high-performing mobile franchises.

Kajabi

Kajabi, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Irvine, California, United States, has raised $550 million and reached a $2 billion valuation. The company provides a cloud-based platform for creating online courses, membership sites, digital products, and training portals. Backed by Meritech and Greenspring Associates, Kajabi empowers creators, educators, and freelancers to build scalable online businesses. Its features include landing page optimization, email marketing, membership management, and payment integration. The platform simplifies operations and monetization for entrepreneurs worldwide.

Kalshi

Kalshi has raised a total of $221 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $185 million Series C round in June 2025 led by Paradigm, which valued the New York-based investment and gambling tech platform at $2 billion, earning it unicorn status. Founded in 2019, Kalshi employs 20 people and provides a regulated event outcome-based betting exchange. The platform enables users to trade event contracts on Android and iOS. With rapid adoption and strategic funding, Kalshi is positioned to scale its offerings and expand its market footprint globally.

Karat

Karat, a Seattle-based HRTech startup founded in 2014 by Jeffrey Spector and Mohit Bhende, has raised $248 million in total funding, reaching a $1.1 billion valuation as of October 2021. The company provides interview engineering services that help organizations conduct high-quality, structured technical interviews using professional interviewers and analytics tools. Supported by investors such as Tiger Global Management, Base Partners, and 8VC, Karat’s Series C round of $110 million strengthens its mission to make hiring more data-driven and equitable through its innovative Interviewing Cloud platform.

Katerra

Katerra, founded in 2015 by Michael Marks, has raised $2.14B across multiple Series D tranches (2018–2020), supported by SoftBank Vision Fund, CPP Investments, Foxconn, and other strategic backers. The Menlo Park–based company combined prefabricated building systems, software (Apollo), and vertically integrated supply chains to reduce construction time and costs. Funding fueled factory buildout, modular product development, software and design tools, and geographic expansion. Katerra targeted multifamily, hospitality, and commercial projects, aiming to industrialize construction and improve project efficiency, schedule adherence, and cost control.

Keyfactor

Keyfactor, founded in 2001 and based in Independence, Ohio, is a cybersecurity company delivering cloud-based PKI and machine identity management solutions. The company has raised $218 million in total funding, including $1M (Seed, 2009), $3.5M (Series A, 2014), $5.4M (Series B, 2015–2016), and $202M (Series C–E, 2019–2021). Its latest funding in October 2023, led by Sixth Street, brought its valuation to $1.3 billion. With 258 employees, Keyfactor’s platform automates digital trust and certificate lifecycle management across IoT, cloud, and multi-cloud environments.

Kik

Kik raised approximately $166M in venture funding across rounds including $50M (Jul 2015) and $49.6M Series D (Jul 2017), with Tencent among earlier strategic backers. Founded in 2009, Kik grew as a lightweight messaging app focused on anonymity, chatbots, and youth engagement. Funding supported product growth, mobile features, and experimentation with cryptocurrency tokens/engagement platforms in later years. Despite strong user engagement early on, shifts in monetization and regulatory environments affected trajectory; the company later moved through restructuring and acquisition paths as messaging economics evolved.

Kin

Kin, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, has raised a total of $422 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $2 billion valuation as of September 2025. Its key funding milestones include $13.1M Series A (2018) led by August Capital, $69.2M Series C (2021) from Hudson Structured Capital Management and Senator Investment Group, and $82M Series D (2022) led by QED Investors. Additional funding includes $145M debt financing (2022) from Avenue Capital Group and Runway Growth Capital, supporting Kin’s expansion and technology-driven homeowner insurance solutions.

Kindbody

Kindbody, a fertility care provider founded in 2018, has raised $315 million across multiple funding rounds, including $100 million in Series D (March 2023) led by Perceptive Advisors and $25 million in Series D (May 2023) from Morgan Health. With a $1.8 billion valuation as of March 2023, Kindbody operates over 30 clinics and serves both individuals and employers through its integrated fertility benefit model. Backed by investors like GV (Google Ventures), RRE Ventures, and Rock Springs Capital, Kindbody continues to redefine modern fertility care accessibility.

Kiteworks

Kiteworks has raised a total of $650 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in August 2024. Its latest Series D round of $456 million, closed on August 14, 2024, was led by Insight Partners and Sixth Street. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States, the company provides cloud-based data security and privacy solutions, protecting sensitive communications across email, file sharing, and automated transfers. Valued at $1 billion, Kiteworks is a leader in enterprise cybersecurity, collaboration, and GRC software.

KKW Beauty

KKW Beauty, founded in 2017, joined the Unicorn Club in June 2020 after raising a $200 million Series D led by Coty, achieving a $1 billion valuation. Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States, the beauty tech startup has raised $200 million to date across four funding rounds. KKW Beauty develops skincare and beauty products that enhance routines, promote self-confidence, and foster community engagement. Investor Coty supports expansion of product offerings, marketing, and global growth. Funding enables the company to scale operations and continue innovating in the skincare and beauty space.

Klaviyo

Klaviyo has raised $778 million across major rounds, including $320M Series D (2021), $200M Series C (2020), and $100M Series D (2022), before going public. The company reached a $4.15B valuation during its 2020 Series C. Key investors include Accel, Shopify, Summit Partners, ClearBridge, and Sands Capital. Founded in 2012, Klaviyo specializes in AI-powered e-commerce marketing automation, helping brands personalize email, SMS, and in-app messaging. With nearly 1,500 employees and rapidly scaling annual revenue of $698M (2023), Klaviyo remains one of the most well-funded companies in marketing automation.

Knotel

Knotel has raised $555M in total funding across multiple rounds, including a major $400M Series C in August 2019, backed by investors such as Wafra, Norwest Venture Partners, and Newmark. Earlier, the company secured undisclosed conventional debt in March 2019 and an additional $20M in February 2021 to support restructuring. Founded in 2015, Knotel provided flexible, enterprise-grade workspace solutions tailored for mid-market and large organizations. Funding accelerated global expansion, product customization capabilities, and workplace technology development prior to the company’s acquisition.

KnowBe4

KnowBe4, founded in 2010, raised a $309 million Series D in June 2019, giving it unicorn status. The company has raised $403 million across multiple rounds from investors including KKR, Goldman Sachs, Ten Eleven Ventures, and Elephant Ventures. KnowBe4 provides cloud-based security awareness training, phishing simulations, and behavioral analytics to help enterprises reduce human-layer cyber risk. Serving global organizations, the platform educates employees, tests responses, and provides remedial training. With strong funding, a growing enterprise customer base, and advanced cybersecurity solutions, KnowBe4 is positioned to expand its global human-layer defense capabilities.

KoBold Metals

KoBold Metals, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Berkeley, California, has raised a total of $938 million across three major funding rounds, reaching a $1.15 billion valuation. The company secured $201 million (Series B) in 2022, $200 million (Series C) in 2023, and $537 million (Series D) in 2024, backed by investors such as T. Rowe Price, Andreessen Horowitz, Breakthrough Energy, and BHP. Using its AI-powered Machine Prospector platform, KoBold Metals accelerates global exploration for critical minerals like nickel, copper, and lithium essential for clean energy systems.

Komodo Health

Komodo Health has raised a total of $514 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $220 million Series E round in March 2021. The San Francisco-based company provides AI-powered healthcare analytics through its Healthcare Map™ and MapView, tracking over 325 million patient encounters. With 501–1,000 employees, Komodo Health delivers precise, de-identified patient-level insights to life sciences companies, health plans, and providers. Key investors include Tiger Global Management, Coatue, and Andreessen Horowitz, supporting platform expansion, advanced data analytics, and enterprise-scale adoption in the healthcare industry.

Kong Studios

Kong Studios, a San Francisco-based mobile gaming company, has raised $62 million in total funding, achieving a $1 billion valuation as of September 2021. The company’s latest Series B round, held in August 2021, secured $62 million from investors including DSC Investment and SGPE. Earlier funding came from Big Basin Capital and Jeff Xiong. Known for its popular title Guardian Tales, Kong Studios focuses on narrative-driven RPGs that combine rich storytelling and engaging gameplay, solidifying its place as a rising force in the global mobile gaming market.

Kong

Kong, a San Francisco–based API management and microservices connectivity platform, has raised $345 million across multiple funding rounds, achieving a $2 billion valuation as of October 2024. The company’s Series E round in November 2024 included participation from Tiger Global Management, Andreessen Horowitz, and Sapphire Ventures. Founded in 2009 by Augusto Marietti, Marco Palladino, and Michele Zonca, Kong’s cloud-native platform is trusted by enterprises like Cisco, PayPal, and GSK, offering powerful tools for API monitoring, security, and seamless connectivity across cloud infrastructures.

Kraken

Kraken raised $5 M in its Series A in March 2014, followed by $?” M in Series B in February 2016, then $100 M in its Series C in February 2019, bringing total reported funding to at least $100 M to date. Built by high-profile backers including ‎Blockchain Capital and Digital Currency Group, the funding supported Kraken’s growth as a major cryptocurrency exchange. The latest round set a valuation around $4 B, and the platform continues to scale its trading, margin, staking and institutional offerings globally.

Lacework

Lacework, an AI-powered cloud security company founded in 2015, has raised a total of $1.9 billion in funding, achieving a valuation estimated between $4.79 billion and $8.78 billion. The company’s most significant raise was a $1.3 billion Series D round in November 2021, led by Sutter Hill Ventures, Altimeter Capital, and Tiger Global Management. Its platform autonomously monitors and secures multi-cloud environments, identifying insider threats and anomalies. Backed by over a dozen top-tier investors, Lacework has become one of the world’s largest cybersecurity startups before its eventual acquisition in 2024.

Lambda AI

Lambda AI, founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Jose, California, United States, provides on-demand GPU cloud computing for AI training and inference. Its platform offers NVIDIA GPU clusters, private cloud options, inference APIs, and customizable servers/workstations to support scalable AI workloads. Lambda AI has raised a total of $937M, including a $320M Series C on February 15, 2024, reaching a $1.5B valuation. Backed by G Squared, ARK Investment Management, and Usitfund, the company accelerates enterprise AI development and large-scale deployment of AI models.

Lambda

Lambda has raised over $2.36 billion across multiple rounds, culminating in a $1.5 billion Series E in November 2025 led by TWG Global and the US Innovative Technology Fund. Prior rounds include a $480M Series D, $320M Series C, $44M Series B, $15M Series A, and approximately $4M in pre-seed funding from Gradient Ventures, the 1517 Fund, and Bloomberg Beta. This capital accelerates Lambda’s expansion of GPU cloud clusters, on-prem AI compute appliances, and large-scale AI training infrastructure.

LangChain

LangChain, founded in 2022, has raised approximately $160 million across Seed, Series A, and Series B rounds, including a $125 million Series B that gave it a $1.25 billion valuation. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the company offers an agent engineering platform with tools for LLM workflows, orchestration, and monitoring. Key investors include IVP, Sequoia Capital, and Benchmark Capital. Since inception, LangChain has rapidly scaled its platform to support enterprise adoption and production-grade AI agents, positioning it as a leading infrastructure provider in the AI agent ecosystem.

Lantern

Lantern, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is a specialty care access platform focused on connecting patients with top-performing specialists for surgery, cancer, and infusion therapies. The company has raised a total of $2.5 million in funding, including $1.5 million (Series B, 2011) and $1 million (Series A, 2010), with a Series C round in 2016 led by Dundon Capital Partners. Backed by Texo Ventures, Lantern employs 51–200 professionals and continues to expand its technology-driven platform to improve access, outcomes, and affordability in complex healthcare.

Lanza Tech

LanzaTech, founded in 2005 and based in Skokie, Illinois, develops carbon recycling technology that converts industrial emissions into fuels and chemicals. With $869 million in total funding and investors such as Mitsui and ArcelorMittal, LanzaTech helps industries capture and reuse carbon from waste gases, supporting a circular carbon economy. Now a public company, it reported $49.6 million in 2024 revenue and continues to expand globally, turning carbon waste into a renewable resource for sustainable industrial transformation.

Latch

Latch has secured $147M in total funding, with major growth driven by its $56M Series B round in August 2019 backed by Avenir, Brookfield, RXR, and Tishman Speyer. Earlier rounds include $70M Series B in 2018 and $10M Series A in 2017, led by Brookfield, RRE Ventures, and Lux Capital. Founded in 2014, Latch provides cloud-based smart access systems for residential and commercial buildings, integrating hardware, software, and mobile applications. Its funding has supported product expansion, enterprise partnerships, and ecosystem development in urban real estate.

Lattice

Lattice has raised $332 million in funding and reached a $3 billion valuation, with 501–1,000 employees. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the platform provides cloud-based HRTech solutions for performance management and employee engagement. Its features include goals management, performance reviews, feedback, praise, eNPS, pulse surveys, and analytics reporting. After its $60 million Series E round on March 23, 2021, backed by Tiger Global Management, Lattice continues to scale its platform, enabling organizations to track KPIs and improve employee performance globally.

LaunchDarkly

LaunchDarkly, with a team of 371 employees, has raised $330M through multiple rounds including Series D ($200M, Aug 2021), Venture Round ($54M, Jan 2020), Series C ($44M, Mar 2019), Series B ($21M, Dec 2017), Series A ($8.7M, Dec 2016), and Seed ($2.6M, Jun 2015). Headquartered in Oakland, United States, the company offers a cloud-based feature management platform that enables developers to build software faster using feature flags, experimentation, and release management. Key investors include Lead Edge Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, Redpoint, Threshold, and Uncork Capital, supporting its mission to accelerate digital transformation.

Leanspace

Leanspace has raised a total of $16.4 million across Seed and Series A rounds, supporting its mission to build the first fully cloud-native space mission management platform. The 2022 $6.4 million Seed round was led by Karista and 42CAP with Bpifrance’s support, enabling early product development and customer acquisition. In November 2025, Leanspace secured a $10 million Series A round backed by ISAI Cap Venture, Capgemini Ventures, Qwaltec, 42CAP, Karista, and Arnaud Guérin to scale its modular APIs and expand global adoption among satellite operators.

LegalZoom

LegalZoom has raised $66M across its funding journey, led primarily by IVP and Kleiner Perkins, culminating in its strong position as a publicly traded legal-tech platform. Its major Series B round brought in $66M, fueling expansion, product development, and nationwide brand reach. Earlier financing helped LegalZoom scale its subscription-based legal services, automate document workflows, and strengthen compliance capabilities. Backed by top-tier investors focused on long-term growth, LegalZoom has evolved from an online legal forms provider into a leading digital legal services platform simplifying business formation, intellectual property filings, and personal legal needs.

Lemonade

Lemonade has raised $644 million across multiple funding rounds, beginning with a $13M seed round in 2015 led by Aleph and Sequoia Capital Israel. Major milestones include a $120M Series C and a $300M Series D, both backed by SoftBank, significantly boosting its valuation and market expansion. Lemonade later secured $150M in Post-IPO equity from General Catalyst in 2023 to accelerate product development and scale operations. With strong investors including Allianz, GV, and SoftBank, Lemonade continues to grow as one of the most well-funded AI-driven insurance companies in the U.S.

Lendbuzz

Lendbuzz, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, has raised a total of $1.9 billion across 10 funding rounds, reaching a $1.1 billion valuation in October 2023. Key rounds include a $45 million Series C led by Group1001, and major debt financings from JP Morgan ($150M), Royal Bank of Canada ($125M), Mizuho Americas ($100M), and Viola Credit ($400M). Leveraging AI and machine learning, Lendbuzz provides auto loans to consumers with limited credit history, expanding nationwide through innovative, data-driven lending solutions and dealership partnerships.

Lending Club

Lending Club has raised $219M in total funding, with major momentum coming from its $65M Series F round in April 2014, backed by Wellington, T. Rowe Price, and BlackRock. This followed a series of earlier venture rounds and a significant $50M conventional debt raise completed the same day, supporting platform expansion and loan origination capabilities. Known as one of the earliest and largest P2P lending marketplaces in the U.S., Lending Club attracted investors such as Union Square Ventures, Morgenthaler, and Sands Capital Ventures while scaling its underwriting models, borrower acquisition, and marketplace liquidity before going public.

Lessen

Lessen, valued at $1 billion, has raised $705 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $170 million Series B led by Fifth Wall. Founded in 2019 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, United States, Lessen provides a digital platform for property repair, maintenance, and home improvement services, integrating work order management, dashboards, and billing. With investors like Navitas Capital, Lessen helps homeowners and property managers streamline operations, improve service efficiency, and scale local service networks, making it a key player in PropTech and home services innovation.

Lightmatter

Lightmatter, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, has raised a total of $850 million across multiple funding rounds, reaching a $4.4 billion valuation as of October 2024. The company develops 3D-stacked photonic chips that use light instead of electricity to enable ultra-fast, energy-efficient AI computing. Key investors include GV (Google Ventures), Viking Global Investors, and T. Rowe Price. With 145 employees, Lightmatter is revolutionizing high-performance computing for AI, cloud, and telecom sectors while expanding globally with new offices and advanced product innovations.

Lila Sciences

Lila Sciences has raised a total of $350 million across two Series A closes, backed by top-tier science and AI investors. The first close was co-led by Braidwell and Collective Global, while the second added NVentures (NVIDIA’s VC arm), Analog Devices, IQT, Dauntless Ventures, Catalio Capital Management, Pennant Investors, and others. They join existing partners including Flagship Pioneering, ARK Venture Fund, General Catalyst, March Capital, Altitude Life Science Ventures, Alumni Ventures, and ADIA’s subsidiary. The funding strengthens Lila’s mission to develop scientific superintelligence to solve global challenges.

Lime

Lime has raised $1.71B across multiple funding rounds, including its major $310M Series D and earlier $418M Series Dround, with investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Bain Capital Ventures, Fidelity Ventures, Google Ventures, IVP, ADFD, Highbridge, and Uber. Founded in 2017, Lime operates a global micro-mobility platform offering app-based electric kick-scooter rentals. With a valuation between $1.21B and $2.06B, Lime expanded rapidly, driven by urban mobility demand, flexible payments, and eco-friendly transport solutions. Its continuous funding highlights strong investor confidence in sustainable mobility infrastructure.

Lindy

Lindy has raised a total of $49.9 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $35 million Series B round in January 2023. The company operates an AI assistant platform that automates business workflows, integrating with over 1,600 apps including Gmail, Zoom, and Twilio. Lindy’s customizable AI agents streamline tasks such as email management, customer support, scheduling, and CRM data entry. Key investors include Battery Ventures, supporting the platform’s growth, scalability, and enterprise-grade security for businesses aiming to enhance efficiency through AI-powered automation.

Linear

Linear has raised a total of $134M across multiple funding rounds, including a $82M Series C round in June 2025 led by Accel, valuing the San Francisco-based productivity platform at $1.25B. Founded in 2019, Linear provides a bug tracking and project management platform with real-time synchronization and offline support, serving clients such as Pitch, Spoke, Compound, and Render. With 11–50 employees, the company has scaled rapidly, backed by investors including Accel, Index Ventures, and Adam Bain, and continues to expand its platform and global adoption.

LinkedIn

LinkedIn has raised $144M across several rounds before going public, including a major $20M Series D led by Tiger Global in 2010 and subsequent post-IPO rounds totaling over $93M. Founded in 2003, LinkedIn rapidly scaled into the world’s leading professional networking platform, enabling job discovery, talent acquisition, and enterprise hiring. Its funding supported global expansion, infrastructure scaling, and enterprise product development. With 12,238+ employees, LinkedIn continues to dominate professional identity, recruitment intelligence, and B2B advertising with deep integrations across learning, hiring, and sales workflows.

Liquid AI

Liquid AI has raised a total of $297 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in December 2024. Its latest Series A round of $250 million, closed on December 13, 2024, was led by AMD. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Brookline, United States, the company provides general-purpose AI systems that support creative workflows and enterprise AI adoption. Backed by Breyer Capital and Naval Ravikant, Liquid AI continues expanding globally in AI infrastructure and AI-native tools, with a valuation of $2 billion.

Liquid Death

Liquid Death, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States, is an internet-first beverage brand offering mountain water, flavored sparkling water, and iced tea. The company has raised a total of $264M, including a $67.6M Series D on March 11, 2024, reaching a $1.4B valuation. With a focus on direct-to-consumer distribution and bold marketing campaigns, Liquid Death engages a loyal audience while expanding its product lines and scaling operations. Backed by SuRo Capital and Lauder Partners, the company continues to innovate in the beverage sector.

Liquidity Group

Liquidity Group, founded in 2018 and based in New York City, has raised $120 million in equity funding and $450 million in debt financing, reaching a $1.4 billion valuation as of September 2025. The company completed key rounds including $30M (Seed & Early, 2020–2021), $50M (Series B, April 2022), and $40M (Series C, February 2023). Backed by MUFG Bank and MUFG Innovation Partners, Liquidity Group leverages AI-driven lending and data analytics to deliver faster, automated credit solutions for global enterprises, redefining the future of business financing.

Little Otter

Little Otter has raised a total of $35.7 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $9.5 million venture round in February 2025. Founded in May 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company provides comprehensive mental health services for families, including therapy, psychiatry, and parent coaching. With a team of 11–50 employees, Little Otter leverages a virtual platform and AI-driven solutions to deliver personalized, evidence-based care. Key investors include Torch Capital, CRV, Pivotal Ventures, Springbank, and Fiore Ventures.

LM Arena

LM Arena has secured a total of $100 million in funding through a single seed round raised in May 2025, valuing the organization at $600 million. The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and UC Investments, with participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Felicis Ventures, and Kleiner Perkins. Before this raise, LM Arena operated on grants and donations from supporters including Kaggle, a16z, and Together AI. The new capital will strengthen the platform’s benchmarking capabilities as it continues working with OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and other major AI labs.

Loadsmart

Loadsmart, a logistics technology company founded in 2014, has raised $384 million across several rounds, including a $250 million Series D in February 2022 led by SoftBank Latin America Fund with participation from Janus Henderson Investors, BlackRock, and CSX Corporation. With a $1.3 billion valuation, Loadsmart operates an AI-driven freight platform connecting shippers and carriers. The company’s end-to-end digital solutions enhance transportation efficiency, manage dock scheduling, and optimize route planning for global supply chains through real-time data and automation.

Loco

Loco has raised a total of $51 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $42 million Series A round in March 2022. Founded on November 1, 2017, and headquartered in Mumbai, India, the company operates a leading game streaming platform for free online gaming, esports tournaments, and live streaming. With a team of 101–250 employees, Loco connects gamers with audiences and supports technology development for content creation. Key investors include Hashed, Krafton, Lumikai, Hiro Capital, and Catamaran Ventures.

Locus Robotics

Locus Robotics, a Wilmington-based automation company, has raised $438 million in funding across multiple rounds, reaching a $2 billion valuation as of November 2022. The company’s investors include Tiger Global Management, Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, and Bond Capital. Its latest funding, a $117 million Series F round in November 2022, was led by Stack Capital Group and G2VP. Specializing in autonomous warehouse robots, Locus Robotics has emerged as a global leader in logistics tech, enhancing productivity for industries like healthcare, retail, and manufacturing.

Loft Orbital

Loft Orbital has raised a total of $330 million in funding over multiple rounds, including a major $170 million Series C in January 2025, backed by BlackRock and Temasek, which elevated it to unicorn status. Founded in 2016 and based in San Francisco, the company provides space mission launch services for microsatellites—covering platform manufacturing, regulatory compliance, and launch integration. With a valuation surpassing $1 billion, Loft Orbital is advancing the Space Tech sector through its innovative payload management and satellite operations platform.

Looker

Looker raised $282 million across major rounds before being acquired by Google Cloud, achieving a $1.6B valuation in 2018. Key rounds include its $103M Series E, led by Premji Invest, and an $81.5M Series D backed by CapitalG. Earlier funding came from Meritech Capital Partners, Kleiner Perkins, Redpoint, and First Round Capital. Its strong financial backing helped Looker scale its enterprise BI platform, expand product capabilities, and strengthen data integration partnerships. With high-profile clients like BuzzFeed and HubSpot, Looker solidified its position as a leading cloud-based analytics provider before its acquisition.

Lookout

Lookout has raised approximately $284 million through multiple funding events, including a $150M Series F (Aug 13, 2014), a Series G round (June 7, 2016) and a conventional debt facility (June 21, 2022). Founded in 2007, Lookout builds cloud-native endpoint and mobile security including threat detection, data protection and secure access targeting enterprises and consumers.

Loom

Loom, founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, has raised about $214 million in funding and reached a $975 million valuation. The company offers a video communication platform that helps teams share quick, expressive screen recordings for faster collaboration. Backed by investors such as Iconiq Capital and Coatue, Loom reduces meeting fatigue and improves communication for distributed teams. Its tools are widely used in enterprise, education, and technology sectors to enable asynchronous, video-driven collaboration.

LTK

LTK, valued at $2 billion, raised $300M in Series B funding, led by SoftBank Vision Fund. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, United States, LTK aggregates products across multiple categories including fashion, beauty, home décor, and more. The company provides a platform for influencers to share product recommendations and enable direct purchases through shoppable content. With investors like SoftBank Vision Fund and Maverick Ventures, LTK is redefining the future of influencer-driven e-commerce.

Lucid

Lucid, founded in 2010, joined the Unicorn Club in April 2020 after raising a $52 million Series C led by Iconiq Capital, achieving a $3 billion valuation. Headquartered in South Jordan, Utah, United States, the enterprise collaboration unicorn has raised $166 million across four funding rounds. Lucid provides Lucidchart, Lucidspark, and Lucidscale for diagramming, virtual whiteboarding, and cloud visualization. Investors include Meritech and G Squared. Funding supports global expansion, platform enhancement, and enterprise adoption, positioning Lucid as a leader in collaborative business visualization and productivity tools worldwide.

Luminal

Luminal has raised approximately $5.8 million in early-stage capital, beginning with a $0.5M pre-seed round and followed by a $5.3M seed round in November 2025 led by Felicis Ventures alongside angel investors including Paul Graham, Guillermo Rauch, and Ben Porterfield. These early financings are aimed at accelerating development of Luminal’s AI and cloud-based B2B software platform that helps enterprises operationalize AI and manage data workflows more efficiently. Strong backing from experienced investors underscores confidence in Luminal’s potential to address complex data and AI deployment challenges for modern enterprises.

Luminar Technologies

Luminar Technologies has raised $306 million in funding and reached unicorn status in 8 years, with 800 employees. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Orlando, Florida, United States, the company develops LiDAR sensors and perception software for autonomous vehicles and ADAS. Its technology enables long-range object detection, velocity measurement, and obstacle classification. Backed by investors like Mercedes-Benz and Canvas Ventures, Luminar leverages a post-IPO funding round on January 17, 2022, to expand LiDAR production, enhance software, and strengthen partnerships with global automotive OEMs.

Lusha

Lusha, founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York, New York, United States, has raised a total of $245 million, including a $205 million Series B round in November 2021 that valued the company at $1.5 billion. The platform provides crowdsourced B2B contact data and sales-intelligence tools that help sales, recruiting, and marketing teams discover prospects, enrich CRM records, and generate outreach scripts. With a vast contributor community and global focus, Lusha aims to improve data accuracy and sales efficiency worldwide.

Lyell Immunopharma F

Lyell Immunopharma has raised $493 million across early seed and large-stage financing, including seed backing (2018), a Series C led by GSK (Mar 12, 2020) for expanded R&D, and a $100M Post-IPO tranche on July 25, 2025. Founded in 2018, Lyell advances engineered cell therapies CAR-T and TIL approaches ttargeting solid tumors and hematologic disease. Funding supported translational research,

Lyft

Lyft has secured $5.02B in total funding, building momentum across major rounds including a significant $600M Series I in June 2018 backed by Fidelity Investments, CapitalG, General Motors, and Alibaba. Earlier rounds include a Series H in April 2018 and nine prior rounds that helped Lyft scale its ride-hailing, autonomous mobility, bike-share, and multimodal logistics network across North America. With deep support from investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Fidelity, Rakuten, and Senator Investment Group, Lyft strengthened its technology stack, expanded driver supply, and accelerated growth ahead of its public market debut.

Lynda.com

Lynda.com raised $289M across two major funding rounds, supporting its rapid expansion as a leading online learning platform. Its funding journey includes a $103M Series C round in 2013 led by Accel and Spectrum Equity, followed by a substantial $186M Series D round in 2015 led by TPG, Accel, Spectrum Equity, and Meritech. Founded in 1995, Lynda.com became one of the earliest and most influential e-learning platforms, offering expert-led video courses in creative, business, and technical skills, eventually acquired by LinkedIn to expand its learning ecosystem.

Lyra Health

Lyra Health has raised $915 million in funding and reached a $5.58 billion valuation, with 1,145 employees. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Burlingame, California, United States, the company provides AI-powered mental health benefits for employers. Its platform matches employees to therapists, coaches, and care programs while tracking outcomes to improve well-being and reduce healthcare costs. After its $235 million Series F round on January 19, 2022, backed by Addition, Lyra continues to scale its network, enhance AI-driven solutions, and expand globally.

24m Technologies

24M Technologies has raised a total of $500 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in September 2024. Its latest Series H round of $87 million, closed on September 5, 2024, was led by Asahi Kasei, DNP Group, Lucas TVS, and others. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, the company develops semi-solid lithium-ion batteries, addressing manufacturing efficiency and performance. Valued at $1 billion, 24M Technologies is positioned as a leader in scalable, high-performance energy storage solutions for EVs, grid storage, and industrial applications.

M1

M1 has raised a total of $333 million across multiple funding rounds, with the latest being a $150 million Series E in July 2021, led by SoftBank Vision Fund, valuing the company at $1.45 billion. Earlier, M1 secured $75 million in Series D (March 2021), $49.8 million in Series C (October 2020), $33 million in Series B (June 2020), and $9 million in Series A (September 2016). Since its founding in 2015, M1 has raised funding consistently to expand its automated investing, lending, and wealth management tools for retail investors.

Machine Zone

Machine Zone raised $266 million, anchored by a $250M Series D (July 16, 2014) and earlier Series A/B tranches. Founded in 2008, Machine Zone developed high-scale mobile titles such as Game of War: Fire Age, and built a proprietary real-time (RT) analytics and backend platform to support massive concurrent gameplay. Funding was invested in global user acquisition, live-ops infrastructure, and scalable server architecture enabling the company to run large multiplayer economies and real-time event systems at scale.

MadHive

MadHive, founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York City, is a leading blockchain-powered demand-side platform (DSP) for the digital advertising industry. The company has raised $300 million in total funding, with a Series D round in June 2023 led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, achieving a $1 billion valuation. With a team of 51–200 employees, MadHive enables advertisers to deliver transparent, data-driven campaigns across CTV and OTT channels. Its technology enhances audience targeting, prevents ad fraud, and ensures data privacy through advanced blockchain and analytics solutions.

Magic Eden

Magic Eden has raised a total of $157 million across five funding rounds, reaching a $1.6 billion valuation as of June 2022. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in San Francisco, the NFT marketplace enables users to discover, trade, and create digital assets across multiple blockchains. Its $130 million Series B round in June 2022, led by Electric Capital and Greylock, is driving expansion into multi-chain capabilities and platform innovation. Backed by investors like Paradigm, Sequoia Capital, and Alameda Research, Magic Eden continues to lead growth in the global NFT ecosystem.

Magic Leap

Magic Leap has raised an impressive $3.48B across several major rounds, enabling it to build advanced augmented reality hardware and spatial computing technologies. Key rounds include a $350M Series F round in 2020, a $500M Series G at a $2B valuation in 2021, and a $590M conventional debt round in January 2024 led by the Public Investment Fund. Founded in 2011, Magic Leap created the pioneering Magic Leap One headset and continues developing enterprise AR solutions for medical, industrial, retail, and collaborative environments.

Main Street

Main Street, founded in 2021 and based in Nashville, Tennessee, is a healthcare IT company dedicated to improving value-based care in rural communities. The company has raised a total of $505 million, including $315 million in its Series D round on October 8, 2023, led by Oak HC/FT, and $190 million in a previous Series D on May 19, 2023. Reaching a $1.52 billion valuation, Main Street helps rural clinics enhance preventive care, patient scheduling, and care coordination through advanced technology and data-driven healthcare solutions.

MaintainX

MaintainX, founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, is a mobile-first work order and maintenance management platform that digitizes operational workflows for industrial teams. The company has raised $254 million across multiple rounds, achieving a $2.5 billion valuation in 2025. Its latest $150 million Series D round, led by Bessemer Venture Partners and Bain Capital Ventures, supports AI-powered predictive maintenance and asset management. With backing from investors like D.E. Shaw Group and Founders Circle Capital, MaintainX continues revolutionizing equipment monitoring, safety compliance, and operational efficiency worldwide.

Mammoth

Mammoth, a San Francisco-based CRISPR diagnostics company, has raised $271 million across multiple rounds, including a $150 million Series D led by Redmile Group and Foresite Capital. With a $1 billion valuation (as of September 2021), the company leverages Cas12 and Cas13 proteins to develop next-gen molecular diagnostics for healthcare, agriculture, and industrial applications. Backed by top investors like Mayfield, Decheng Capital, and the National Institutes of Health, Mammoth aims to redefine disease detection and gene-based therapeutics through precision CRISPR technology.

Mapbox

Mapbox, founded in 2010, has raised $507M in multiple rounds including a $280M Series E. The San Francisco–based company provides developer-centric mapping SDKs, navigation APIs, and geospatial datasets for automotive, logistics, gaming, and consumer apps. Funding supported product innovation, global infrastructure, and enterprise partnerships. Mapbox’s tools enable custom maps, routing, and location analytics while prioritizing developer experience and privacy. Key investors include SoftBank Group, DFJ Growth, and Thrive Capital.

MarkLogic

MarkLogic has raised approximately $174 million across multiple funding rounds, including growth-stage investments from Wellington, Sequoia Capital, Tenaya Capital, and Northgate Capital. Founded in 2001, MarkLogic delivers an AI-ready data platform designed for complex data integration, governance, security, and analytics across industries such as financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and government. In 2017, NTT DATA made a strategic investment through an undisclosed Series G round to deepen partnership and expand global deployment. This capital supported MarkLogic’s product innovation, performance improvements, and international scaling of its enterprise-grade database technology.

Marqeta

Marqeta has raised $528 million across several major rounds, fueling its growth into one of the world’s leading card-issuing platforms. The company’s most significant raise came in Series E, where it secured $260 million led by Coatue Management, followed by multiple Series D rounds backed by Visa and ICONIQ Capital. Earlier rounds include a $25 million Series C, a $14 million Series B, and a $5.56 million Series A. Before its public debut, Marqeta also raised $150 million in an undisclosed round in 2020. With global scalability and strong fintech partnerships, Marqeta continues to dominate modern payments infrastructure.

Mashgin

Mashgin, founded in 2014 and based in Palo Alto, California, has raised a total of $75 million across five funding rounds, achieving a $1.5 billion valuation in May 2022. The company’s latest $62.5 million Series B round was led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA), following earlier investments from Matrix Partners, Y Combinator, and Highway1. With a team of about 80 employees, Mashgin develops AI- and computer vision-powered self-checkout systems that enable instant, touchless transactions, transforming checkout experiences across retail stores, stadiums, and corporate cafeterias globally.

MasterClass

MasterClass, founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, has raised $461 million in funding and reached a $2.75 billion valuation. The company offers online video courses taught by celebrity experts across fields like writing, cooking, sports, and filmmaking. Backed by investors such as Fidelity Investments and IVP, MasterClass operates on a subscription model that provides access to all courses via web and mobile apps, blending entertainment and education to create an immersive learning experience worldwide.

MasterControl

MasterControl, founded in 1994 and based in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a governance, risk, and compliance software provider for the life sciences sector. The company has raised a total of $150 million in funding, most recently in December 2022, led by Sixth Street, reaching a $1.3 billion valuation. With around 560 employees, MasterControl offers solutions for audit management, CAPA, batch records, change control, and mobile QMS systems, helping pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device organizations ensure regulatory compliance, improve efficiency, and uphold high-quality operational standards globally.

Masterworks

Masterworks, founded in 2017 in New York City, has raised approximately $225 million in funding to date, reaching a $1 billion valuation as of October 2021. The company’s major funding event was a $110 million Series A led by Left Lane Capital. Masterworks offers an online platform for retail investors to purchase shares representing investments in blue-chip artwork sourced from major auction houses and galleries. By securitizing high-value artworks and enabling secondary market trading, the company democratizes access to the art-investment class and leverages technology to scale alternative asset investing.

Material Bank

Material Bank has raised a total of $304 million across four funding rounds, reaching a $1.9 billion valuation in May 2022. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, the company connects architects, designers, and brands through a digital marketplace for building materials. Key rounds include a $20.2M Series A (2019), $28M Series B (2020), $100M Series C (2021), and a $175M Series D (2022) led by Brookfield Growth. Backed by Bain Capital Ventures, Durable Capital Partners, and General Catalyst, Material Bank is expanding globally in sustainable design logistics.

Material

Material has raised $166 million in total funding, including a $40 million Series B in April 2021 and a $100 million Series C in May 2022 led by Founders Fund, Andreessen Horowitz, and Elad Gil, reaching a $1.1 billion valuation. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Material develops advanced e-mail security solutions that protect enterprises from phishing, data leaks, and account takeovers. The company aims to scale operations globally, enhance AI-driven threat detection, and strengthen its leadership in the cybersecurity sector.

Maven

Maven has raised a total of $425M across multiple funding rounds, including Series D ($110M, Aug 2021), Series E ($90M, Nov 2022), and Series F ($125M, Oct 2024). Key investors include Sequoia Capital, General Catalyst, Lux Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, and notable individuals such as Oprah Winfrey, Mindy Kaling, and Reese Witherspoon. With its latest valuation at $1.7B, Maven has rapidly scaled its virtual care platform for women and families, leveraging data-driven insights, SaaS solutions, and partnerships with employers and health plans to expand access, improve outcomes, and enhance healthcare experiences globally.

Medable

Medable, founded in 2012 in Palo Alto, has raised over $521 million in funding and achieved a valuation of $2.1 billion as of October 2021. Backed by prominent investors including Sapphire Ventures, Tiger Global Management, and Blackstone Growth, the company’s largest round was a Series D of $304 million. Medable’s cloud-based platform streamlines clinical research through tools such as eConsent, telemonitoring, and remote patient engagement, operating across more than 60 countries. By enabling decentralized trials and leveraging AI-driven workflows, Medable is transforming how life-science companies design, conduct, and analyze clinical studies.

Medallia

Medallia has raised a mix of venture, growth and post-IPO capital highlighting a $575M Post-IPO financing on Sep 16, 2020, plus earlier Series D injections (notably $70M in Feb 2019 and $150M in July 2015) and smaller debt and institutional placements. Founded as a customer-experience SaaS provider, Medallia’s funding rounds supported product expansion, enterprise go-to-market scale, and M&A activity. The company’s trailing-twelve-month revenue was $452M at the time of the 2020 placement, and financing was facilitated by Baird, Craig-Hallum, Roth and others to support growth during rapid enterprise adoption.

MediaMath

MediaMath has raised $500M across multiple rounds, including its Series C, $175M Conventional Debt, and a major $225M Series D that pushed its valuation to $1B. Investors such as Searchlight Capital, Goldman Sachs, Santander Bank, and Azoic Ventures have fueled its growth as a leading programmatic advertising platform. Founded by Joe Zawadzki, MediaMath provides enterprise-grade ad-buying technology through its TerminalOne platform, enabling brands to run large-scale, targeted digital campaigns across channels. The company's strong investor base continues to support product expansion and global scaling.

Melio

Melio, an acquired New York–based fintech company, has raised $638 million in funding, achieving a $2 billion valuation as of October 2024. Founded in 2018 by Ziv Paz, Ilan Atias, and Matan Bar, Melio provides seamless accounts payable and vendor payment solutions. Its largest round, a $250 million Series D in September 2021, was led by Thrive Capital and General Catalyst. The company’s platform enables SMBs to pay invoices via bank transfers or cards while managing due dates, reminders, and accounting integrations to avoid late payments.

Mercor

Mercor has raised a total of $133.6 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $100 million Series B round in February 2025. Founded in January 2023 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company develops an AI-driven recruitment platform that matches job seekers with potential employers by analyzing skills and experiences. With a team of 101–250 employees, Mercor aims to streamline hiring processes and reduce job search time. Key investors include Felicis, Benchmark, General Catalyst, DST Global, and Menlo Ventures.

Mercury

Mercury has raised a total of $346 million in funding across multiple rounds, with major investors including Coatue, Andreessen Horowitz, CRV, and Sapphire Ventures. The company reached a valuation of $3.5 billion as of March 2025, following its $200 million Series C round. Earlier rounds included a $120 million Series B (2021) and $21.3 million Series A (2019), highlighting Mercury’s rapid ascent in the fintech sector. With multiple crowdfunding and secondary rounds, Mercury continues attracting top-tier institutional backers to expand its digital banking footprint.

Merkle Manufactory

Merkle Manufactory, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States, is a blockchain-enabled app studio for social platforms. The company enables users to connect, interact, and engage across media platforms, fostering personalized community experiences. It has raised a total of $169M, including a $139M Series D on March 30, 2024, achieving a $1B valuation as of March 31, 2024. With backing from Andreessen Horowitz, First Round Capital, and Paradigm, Merkle Manufactory aims to expand its platform and lead in social and blockchain infrastructure innovation.

Meter

Meter, founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, joined the unicorn club on June 12, 2025, after raising a $170M Series C round led by General Catalyst, valuing the company at $1B. The enterprise infrastructure provider has raised a total of $315M to date. With 11–50 employees, Meter delivers scalable hardware, software, and network management solutions for multi-site enterprises. The company plans to expand globally, enhance software capabilities, and leverage investor backing to strengthen lifecycle management, security, and operational efficiency across enterprise networks.

Microvast

Microvast, founded in 2006 by Yang Wu, has raised $430M in funding, including a $400M Series D in Apr 2017 and a $200M DOE grant/prize in Oct 2022. The Stafford–based company develops lithium-ion cells, modules, and battery systems for buses, commercial vehicles, and passenger EVs. Funding supported manufacturing scale-up, advanced cell chemistry R&D, supply-chain localization, and pilot fleet deployments globally, improving energy density, cycle life, and fast-charging capabilities. Key investors include IFC, CITIC Securities, CDH Investments, Ashmore, and 345 Partners.

Mindtickle

Mindtickle, valued at $1.2 billion as of August 2021, has raised $281 million across multiple rounds backed by investors like SoftBank Vision Fund, Norwest Venture Partners, and NewView Capital. The company’s latest $100 million Series E round in August 2021 boosted its AI-powered sales readiness and enablement platform. Mindtickle helps businesses enhance rep performance through digital coaching, conversation intelligence, and performance analytics. With its continued funding, Mindtickle is expanding its global footprint and reshaping how revenue teams train, perform, and close deals efficiently.

Minio

Minio has raised $126 million in total funding, including a $103 million Series B round in January 2022 led by Intel Capital, valuing the company at $1 billion and earning it unicorn status. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, MinIO provides an open-source, Amazon S3-compatible object storage platform for cloud-native applications. With 51 employees as of December 2023, the company enables enterprises to deploy secure, high-performance storage solutions across public, private, and hybrid cloud environments.

Minute Media

Minute Media, founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York City, is a leading digital content and technology company focused on sports and lifestyle platforms. The company has raised a total of $251 million, including a $100 million Series H round in January 2024 led by HSBC Innovation Bank and BlackRock, and a $40 million Series G round in February 2020 backed by Dawn Capital, Battery Ventures, and Goldman Sachs. Minute Media delivers advanced publishing tools, storytelling solutions, and advertiser technologies, driving scalable engagement across its global content network.

Miro

Miro, founded in 2011, has raised approximately $476 million in total funding, including a $400 million Series C in 2022 led by ICONIQ Growth, giving it a valuation near $18 billion. The company’s visual collaboration platform enables distributed teams to brainstorm, plan, and execute projects on a shared digital whiteboard. With integrations across major enterprise tools and millions of users worldwide, Miro supports hybrid work environments and innovation workflows. Key investors include ICONIQ Growth, Accel, Atlassian, and Salesforce Ventures, positioning Miro for continued global growth.

Misfit

Misfit, founded in 2018 and based in Philadelphia, has raised $526 million in total funding, reaching a $2 billion valuation after its $225 million Series C round led by Accel, SoftBank Vision Fund, and Blisce. The company employs 382 people and offers a subscription platform for surplus fruits and vegetables, partnering with farmers to reduce food waste. In just 3 years and 3 months, Misfit achieved unicorn status by transforming sustainable food recovery into a scalable online grocery model.

Miso Robotics

Miso Robotics has raised a total of $96.9 million across multiple funding rounds, with its largest being a $35 million Series D round in June 2021. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Pasadena, California, the company develops AI-driven robots for commercial kitchens, including the Flippy Fry Station. With a team of 51–100 employees, Miso Robotics focuses on improving efficiency, consistency, and food safety in food preparation. Key investors include Ecolab, Yosef Hertz, Acacia Research, Levy, and Cali Group. The company’s growth targets include broader deployment in fast food chains and restaurants.

Mixpanel

Mixpanel has raised a total of $277 million, including a $200 million Series C round led by Bain Capital in November 2021, valuing the company at $1.05 billion. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, Mixpanel provides real-time user analytics for businesses. With investors like Madica and Bain Capital, the company employs 201–500 people (as of July 2025) and continues to expand its global presence in analytics and product intelligence.

Mochi Health

Mochi Health has raised a total of $500,000 in a single Pre-Seed round on March 1, 2022, led by AngelList. Founded in or before 2025, the San Diego-based company specializes in personalized obesity medicine, offering customized weight care plans, video visits with physicians and dietitians, 24/7 patient support, and access to affordable medications. With a focus on individualized care, Mochi Health aims to help patients achieve their weight loss goals. The company has not raised additional funding since its Pre-Seed round.

Modern Treasury

Modern Treasury, founded in 2018 in San Francisco, has raised over $183 million in funding (including an $85 million Series C and a $50 million extension) and reached a valuation of over $2 billion as of late 2021/early 2022. Key investors include Altimeter Capital, SVB Capital, and Benchmark. The company provides a cloud-based payments operations platform offering APIs, reconciliation, real-time tracking, and bank integrations to help businesses automate money movement across ACH, wires, and real-time payments.

Modernizing Medicine

Modernizing Medicine, founded in 2010 by Daniel Cane and Michael Sherling, has raised $329M across multiple rounds, including a $231M Series F in 2017, $38M Series E in 2015, and $10M venture debt in 2015. The company provides specialty-specific EMR (EMA) and practice management solutions using AI to automate charting, coding, and clinical workflows. Funding supported product verticalization, telehealth, interoperability, analytics, and M&A to broaden clinical offerings. Employing approximately 1,563 people, Modernizing Medicine serves dermatology, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, and other specialty practices, with key investors including Warburg Pincus, Summit Partners, Pentland, Sands Capital Ventures, and SVB.

Modular

Modular has raised $380 million across three funding rounds, including its latest $250 million Series C, led by US Innovative Technology Fund with participation from DFJ Growth and returning investors like GV, General Catalyst, and Greylock Partners. The company’s valuation now stands at $1.6 billion, nearly tripling since its prior raise. Earlier rounds also include significant backing from top institutional investors committed to transforming AI infrastructure. Modular is building the unified compute layer for AI, enabling high-performance execution across heterogeneous hardware CPUs, GPUs, and specialized accelerators.

Moloco

Moloco has secured a total funding of $200 million across multiple rounds, including a major $150 million Series C round in August 2021 led by Tiger Global Management, which valued the company at $1.5 billion. Earlier, it raised $20 million in May 2021 and $11 million in its Series B round led by Draper Athena and Samsung Ventures. The company’s funding journey, spanning from 2014 to 2023, has supported the expansion of its AI-driven advertising platform and positioned it as a leader in machine learning-powered adtech solutions.

Monad Labs

Monad Labs, founded in 2022 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, is a layer1 smart contract blockchain platform designed for developers. The company has raised $248M, including a Series A on May 21, 2024, achieving a $3B valuation as of March 2024. Monad Labs focuses on performance-oriented architecture, scalability, and secure transaction execution, providing a robust foundation for decentralized applications. With backing from Greenoaks and Naval Ravikant, it aims to expand developer adoption and lead in blockchain infrastructure innovation.

Moneylion

Moneylion has raised $268M to expand its mobile banking and instant lending platform, reaching a valuation of $1B after its $160M Series C in July 2019 led by Edison Partners and Greenspring Associates. Earlier funding includes a $28.8M Series B in 2018 and an undisclosed venture debt round the same year. Founded in 2013, Moneylion combines lending, wealth tools, and financial management into a unified digital banking ecosystem. Its funding has supported credit innovation, AI-driven underwriting, user acquisition, and national-scale mobile banking expansion.

MongoDB

MongoDB has raised $311 million across multiple pivotal rounds, including a $7.7M Series F (Mar 9, 2017), a $250M Post-IPO financing (Jun 2018), and a $1B Post-IPO round (Jan 10, 2020) used to accelerate cloud expansion and product scale. Founded in 2007, MongoDB built a developer-friendly, document-oriented database and later delivered Atlas, its managed DBaaS. Funding supported global cloud footprint, vector and search features, enterprise security and multi-region resilience transforming MongoDB from an open-source database into a subscription SaaS leader for modern application development.

Monte Carlo

Monte Carlo has raised a total of $236 million across three funding rounds, reaching a valuation between $747 million and $1.33 billion. The company secured $25 million in Series B (February 2021), $60 million in Series C (August 2021), and $135 million in Series D (January 2022), led by top investors including IVP, Accel, GGV Capital, and GIC. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, Monte Carlo provides a data observability platform that ensures reliable, secure, and accurate enterprise data pipelines for modern data-driven organizations.

MoonPay

MoonPay, founded in 2018 in Dover, Delaware, has raised $643 million in funding across multiple rounds, achieving a valuation of $23 billion as of April 2025. Backed by investors like Tiger Global Management, Coatue, K2 Global, and Cobalt Capital, MoonPay’s largest raise came through a $555 million Series A led by Tiger Global and Coatue. The platform enables users to buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrencies and NFTs with ease, integrating secure payment options such as Apple Pay and Google Pay while maintaining a non-custodial approach to ensure user asset safety.

Moveworks

Moveworks has raised a total of $315 million in funding across multiple rounds. The company secured $30 million in its Series A round (April 2019), followed by $75 million in its Series B round (November 2019), and its largest Series C round of $200 million in June 2021, at a valuation of $2.1 billion. Key backers include Tiger Global Management, Sapphire Ventures, Iconiq Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Bain Capital, Alkeon Capital Management, and Kleiner Perkins. Since its founding in 2016, Moveworks has maintained a strong funding momentum, reflecting the confidence of investors in its AI-native communication and enterprise automation platform.

Moz

Moz has raised a total of $29.1 million across three funding rounds, with its largest being an $18 million Series B in May 2012. Founded in 2004 by Gillian Muessig and Rand Fishkin, the Seattle-based company employs 101–250 people and serves over 500,000 brands and agencies globally. Moz’s product suite includes Moz Pro, Moz Local, STAT, and Moz API. In 2021, the company was acquired by iContact for $67 million, marking a key milestone in its 17-year growth trajectory in the SEO and digital marketing industry.

Mu Sigma

Mu Sigma has raised $215 million across funding rounds, beginning with a significant $108M Series C in 2011, followed by a $45M Series C in 2013, and its most recent $2.01M Series C in 2024. Founded in 2004, the company specializes in decision science, data engineering, and analytics solutions for global enterprises. Backed by investors like General Atlantic, Fidelity, and Mastercard, the funding has helped Mu Sigma expand its delivery centers, analytics platforms, and proprietary frameworks. The capital also supported the company’s growth into one of the largest data science providers, powering enterprise-wide decision making.

MUBI

MUBI has raised a total of $132M across multiple funding rounds, including a $100M Series F round in June 2025, valuing the Palo Alto-based OTT platform at $1B. Founded in 2007, the company serves 110 employees and delivers curated movies, shows, and live content in over 10 languages via Android and iOS apps. Backed by Times Bridge and Felix Capital, MUBI monetizes through subscriptions and continues to expand globally, strengthening its content library, technology infrastructure, and international subscriber base.

MuleSoft

MuleSoft raised $259 million across several growth rounds prior to its strategic acquisition and public-market activity, including notable Series G financing supported by IVP, Cisco Investments, ServiceNow, and Salesforce Ventures. Founded in 2006, MuleSoft delivers an API-led integration platform that connects applications, data sources, and devices across cloud and on-premise environments. Earlier rounds from Lightspeed Venture Partners, NEA, and Meritech helped accelerate the platform’s development. Funds were used to enhance API management, improve integration runtimes, and scale enterprise deployments for global customers pursuing digital transformation.

Multiverse

Multiverse, founded in 2016 and based in London, United Kingdom, has raised a total of $415 million across six funding rounds, reaching a $1.7 billion valuation as of June 2022. Its most recent $220 million Series D round in June 2022, led by General Catalyst, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and StepStone Group, supports U.S. expansion and the development of AI-powered apprenticeship programs. Previous investors include Index Ventures, Bond, and D1 Capital Partners. With 501-1000 employees, Multiverse connects non-graduates to global career opportunities through data-driven learning and professional coaching.

Mural

Mural has raised a total of $199 million in funding to date, including a $1.35 million seed round, a $23 million Series A, a $124 million Series B, and a $50.7 million Series C round. The latest $50.7M Series C, at a $2 billion valuation, led by Insight Partners and Tiger Global Management, underpins its growth in visual collaboration for enterprises. Founded in 2011, Mural provides a cloud-based whiteboarding and decision-making platform. With strong investor backing, the company is focused on scaling its enterprise subscription model, enhancing features for remote teams, and expanding its international presence.

Mux

Paxos joined the Unicorn Club on Apr 29, 2021 after raising a $300M Series D funding round led by Oak HC/FT, valuing it at $2.4B. Screenshot of the website of Paxos Blockchain-based settlement solutions for financial institutions. It features a blockchain settlement platform for post-trade settlements across capital markets, solutions for payments, money movement, settlement, and more. The platform reduces counterparty risk and increases balance sheet efficiencies, real-time tracking and transparent audibility, and process automation. Key facts about Paxos Founded Year: 2012 Location: New York City (United States) Stage: Series D Primary Sector: Cryptocurrencies Time to Unicorn: 9 years 3 months Top investors : Alua Capital Management, Senator Investment Group Valuation: $2.4B as on Apr 29, 2021 Total Funding till date: $535M Employee Count: 201 - 500 as on Jul 01, 2024 Latest Funding Round: Series D, Jan 21, 2022

MX

MX, a Lehi-based open banking and data analytics company, has raised $610 million in total funding, reaching a $1.9 billion valuation in January 2021. The company’s latest Series C round of $300 million was led by TPG and CapitalG, with participation from investors like Greycroft, Pelion Venture Partners, and Point72 Ventures. Founded in 2010 by Brandon Dewitt and Ryan Caldwell, MX provides banks, credit unions, and fintech companies with open financial APIs, data enhancement tools, and intelligent analytics to power personalized digital banking experiences.

Mysten Labs

Mysten Labs, founded in 2021 and based in Palo Alto, California, is a blockchain infrastructure company focused on building secure, scalable, and fast web3 solutions. The company has raised a total of $336.3 million, including a $36M Series A from Andreessen Horowitz, an $11.3K venture round from FTX Ventures, and a $300M Series B from FTX Ventures, reaching a $2 billion valuation as of September 2022. With 11–50 employees, Mysten Labs develops foundational tools and protocols enabling developers and enterprises to create faster, safer, and more user-friendly decentralized applications.

Mythical

Mythical, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States, has raised a total of $317 million in funding, including a $150 million Series C led by Andreessen Horowitz in November 2021 and a $37 million extension in June 2023. With a $1.25 billion valuation, Mythical develops blockchain-based video games such as NFL Rivals, integrating digital ownership and Web3 features into mainstream gaming experiences to create a player-driven economy across multiple platforms.

nCino

nCino has raised capital across several growth events including a $51.5M Series D (Jan 30, 2018), an $80M Series E (Sep 30, 2019) and a $926M Post-IPO round (Jan 2022) that fueled large-scale enterprise deployments. The company reports $222M in cumulative pre-IPO equity funding in some datasets while later post-IPO capital materially increased its balance sheet and go-to-market capacity. Founded in 2011, nCino offers a cloud-native bank operating system that modernizes loan life-cycle management, onboarding, compliance and core workflows for banks and financial institutions.

Napster

Napster, headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, is an augmented reality unicorn startup providing 3D website building and immersive experience solutions. The company has raised a total of $3.71B, including a $3.36B Series E on September 04, 2024, and a $350M Series D on July 09, 2024. Achieving a $15B valuation as of July 23, 2025, Napster has attracted top investors like Nomu Ventures and KGN Holdings. With these investments, it continues to scale its AI-driven platform and expand immersive digital solutions globally.

Nasuni

Nasuni, founded in 2009 in Natick, Massachusetts, is a cloud-based enterprise storage unicorn providing unified file system solutions. The company has raised a total of $219M, including an undisclosed Series F on July 09, 2024, led by Vista Equity Partners. Achieving a $1.2B valuation after 15.5 years, Nasuni delivers enterprise storage infrastructure via its patented UniFS platform, offering cloud gateways, data security, backup, and WAN acceleration. With 315 employees, it continues scaling cloud storage solutions for global enterprises.

Nauto

Nauto, founded in 2015, has raised $215 million in funding, including a $159 million Series B (Jul 19, 2017) and a Series C (Jun 15, 2023, undisclosed) with participation from Stellantis Ventures. The company provides an AI-driven driver and fleet safety platform using cabin- and road-facing video, vehicle telemetry, and machine learning to predict and prevent collisions. Backed by SoftBank, Greylock, Toyota Research Institute, Allianz X, and Stellantis Ventures, Nauto enables real-time driver alerts, post-trip coaching, and predictive fleet analytics. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, it continues scaling deployments and improving fleet safety intelligence.

Nayya

Nayya has raised a total of $105.7 million in funding through multiple rounds, including a $55 million Series C in March 2022, led by ICONIQ Growth. Founded in 2020, Nayya provides an AI-powered platform designed to help employees optimize their health and wealth benefits. With its innovative approach to employee benefits, the company is positioned for rapid growth and market expansion, aiming to transform the way employees manage their benefits and make informed decisions.

Nbryo

Nbryo has raised $10 million in its Seed round in November 2025, co-led by Tenacious Ventures and AgriZeroNZ, with participation from Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC), the Murdoch family, and Mandalay Venture Partners. The funding supports Nbryo’s mission to build AI-powered agricultural biotechnology that helps reduce livestock methane emissions and improve farm sustainability. With this early capital, Nbryo is accelerating R&D, scaling pilot programs, and expanding commercial readiness. The company is positioning itself as a breakthrough innovator at the intersection of climate technology, agriculture, and artificial intelligence.

Neo4j

Neo4j, founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Mateo, United States, has raised about $581 million in funding, reaching a $2 billion valuation. The company develops a native graph database platform that helps organizations analyze complex relationships across data. With investors such as Eurazeo, Dawn Capital, and F-Prime Capital, Neo4j supports use cases in fraud detection, IT operations, and supply chain management. Its technology powers data science and machine learning applications that uncover connections hidden within massive datasets.

Nerdio

Nerdio has raised a total of $627 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status with a $1 billion valuation on March 18, 2025. Its latest Series C round of $500 million, led by General Atlantic and Lead Edge Capital, was closed the same day. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Skokie, United States, Nerdio provides virtual desktop solutions for Microsoft Azure, helping organizations deploy, manage, and optimize cloud desktops efficiently. With 51–200 employees, the company continues to expand in the virtualization sector.

Netlify

Netlify, founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, raised $105 million in a Series D funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners on November 17, 2021, achieving a $2 billion valuation. The company provides a cloud-based development and deployment platform for web applications, enabling developers to automate workflows and manage both frontend and backend code efficiently. With total funding of $212 million, Netlify continues to drive innovation in DevOps, PaaS, and web application tools.

Netradyne

Netradyne has raised a total of $308 million in funding over multiple rounds, with a significant $90 million Series D led by Point72 Ventures in January 2025, propelling it to unicorn status. Founded in 2015 in San Diego, the company provides AI-powered fleet safety solutions using computer vision to detect risky driving behaviors and improve safety compliance. Backed by SoftBank Vision Fund and SVB, Netradyne is valued at $2.25 billion and continues expanding its AI-native logistics and connected vehicle technologies.

Netskope

Netskope has secured $1.44 billion in funding across major rounds, including its $401M Series I in January 2023, backed by Morgan Stanley and global pension funds like CPP Investments and Ontario Teachers’. Earlier, Netskope raised $300M in Series H at a $7.5B valuation, led by Iconiq Capital, Accel, Lightspeed, and Sequoia. The company also closed a significant $340M Series G round in 2020 with top-tier investors. With its growing portfolio of cloud, data, and network security solutions, Netskope remains one of the most heavily funded cybersecurity innovators.

Neuralink

Neuralink has raised $1.29 billion in total funding across multiple rounds, including Series E ($650M, May 2025), Series D ($323M + $43M, 2023), and Series C ($205M, 2021). Backed by top investors such as Founders Fund, Google Ventures, Sequoia Capital, and ARK Investment Management, the company reached a $5 billion valuation as of June 2023. Founded in 2016, Neuralink continues to attract capital to advance its implantable brain-computer interfaces, accelerating its mission to revolutionize human–machine interaction and restore lost neurological functions.

New Limit

New Limit, founded in 2021, has raised approximately $240 million across Seed to latest funding rounds, including a $45 million round valuing the company at $1.6 billion. Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, New Limit develops precision therapeutics using genomics and biomarker-driven approaches. Key investors include Kleiner Perkins. Since inception, the company has built a targeted therapy pipeline spanning oncology and metabolic disorders. With strong investor backing and advanced clinical programs, New Limit is positioned to expand its precision medicine platform and accelerate patient-focused treatment development.

New Relic

New Relic secured $196M across multiple rounds, supporting its evolution as a leading cloud-based observability and application monitoring platform. Funding includes a $60M Series D round in 2013, $100M Series E round in 2014 led by BlackRock, Passport Capital, T. Rowe Price, and Wellington, and a $500M Post-IPO raise in May 2018. Founded in 2008, New Relic built a unified platform for monitoring application performance, infrastructure health, digital customer experience, and telemetry analytics, enabling enterprises to diagnose issues and improve software reliability at scale.

Newsela

Newsela has raised approximately $1.2 M in a Seed round in October 2013, $6 M in a Series A in September 2014, $15 M in a Series B in October 2015, $50 M in a Series C in March 2019, and $100 M in a Series D in February 2021, bringing total funding to around $173 M. The Series D was led by Franklin Templeton and TCV at a valuation of about $1 billion. Founded in 2013, Newsela is scaling its K-12 educational content platform and preparing for broader growth across schools and distance learning.

NexHealth

NexHealth, founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, has raised a total of $197.2 million across eight funding rounds, reaching a $1 billion valuation in April 2022. The company began with $20K and $391K pre-seed rounds in 2016, followed by $1.2M and $4.2M seed rounds through 2019. It later secured $15M (Series A, 2020), $31M (Series B, 2021), and a $125M Series C led by Buckley Ventures in 2022. With 101-250 employees, NexHealth offers an integrated healthcare platform that streamlines patient engagement, payments, and EHR synchronization for providers.

Nexamp

Nexamp, founded in 2007 and headquartered in North Andover, Massachusetts, United States, is a renewable energy tech company that designs, finances, builds, and maintains clean energy projects. With a total funding of $1.27B, including a $520M Series F in March 2024, Nexamp is valued at $1B. The company provides solutions in energy efficiency, energy management, and renewable energy project development, helping businesses, governments, and homeowners reduce costs and carbon emissions. Nexamp continues to scale its clean energy portfolio with strong investor support.

Next Insurance

Next Insurance raised $1.12 billion across nine funding rounds, including major late-stage tranches such as $250M Series D (Mar 12, 2020), $180M Series D (Mar 26, 2021) and a $265M Series E (Oct 02, 2023) with strategic participation from Allstate and Allianz X. Founded in 2016, Next Insurance built an online-first platform offering tailored small-business policies, rapid quoting and claims management. Funding supported product breadth (liability, workers’ comp, professional lines), claims automation, distribution partnerships, and eventual acquisition activity reported subsequently strengthening its position in SME insurance distribution.

Nextdoor

Nextdoor has raised $470 million through multiple rounds, including a significant $110M Series D (2015), $75M Series E (2017), and a major $170M Series F (2019) supported by Riverwood, Bond, Benchmark, Tiger Global, and Kleiner Perkins. Founded in 2008, the platform grew from local neighborhood messaging into a global community network enabling recommendations, classifieds and public-agency alerts. Its funding accelerated trust-verification features, local advertising tools, international expansion, and partnerships with civic agencies. The investment stack enabled the company to scale infrastructure and improve community engagement at neighborhood level.

Nexthop AI

Nexthop AI has raised $110 million in funding led by Lightspeed Venture Partners with participation from Kleiner Perkins, WestBridge Capital, Battery Ventures, and Emergent Ventures. The company builds next-generation networking infrastructure specifically for hyperscalers handling massive AI training and inference workloads. Its custom hardware, optimized software stack, and pre-tested interconnects support cloud providers deploying multi-gigawatt AI datacenters. The latest funding accelerates development of its AI-optimized networking systems for global cloud leaders. The company is positioned to become a core infrastructure partner for the rapidly expanding AI compute ecosystem.Nexthop AI operates in the deep-tech infrastructure category, delivering advanced networking systems tailored for hyperscale AI clusters. The company partners with cloud giants that require high-performance network architectures to handle enormous GPU-based workloads. Its solutions range from customized networking hardware to hardened network operating systems and fully validated optical and electrical interconnects. Nexthop AI focuses on enabling reliability, scalability, and efficiency across next-generation AI datacenters. What Is Nexthop AI and What Does It Do? Nexthop AI, founded in 2024, is a U.S.-based AI infrastructure company specializing in custom networking systems for hyperscalers and large cloud providers. The company develops hardware, software, and interconnect solutions that seamlessly integrate into customers’ cloud stacks, enabling reliable scaling of AI training and inference workloads. Nexthop AI employs between 51–200 employees. Its platform focuses on next-gen networking, including customer-specified network hardware, hardened network operating systems, and pre-tested optical/electrical interconnects. These offerings help cloud providers deploy multi-gigawatt AI compute clusters at scale with precision and speed. How Much Funding Has Nexthop AI Raised? 1. Seed / Stealth Launch Round Amount Raised: $110M Lead Investors: Lightspeed Venture Partners Motivation: To accelerate development of next-generation networking systems tailored for hyperscale AI clusters and cloud datacenter growth. Additional goals include scaling engineering, building customer-specific networking hardware, and strengthening software optimization for AI workloads. Total Funding Raised: $110 Million Latest Funding Date: 2025 (month not disclosed) Key Investors 1. Lightspeed Venture Partners Details: A global venture capital firm backing category-defining companies across enterprise, deep tech, and cloud infrastructure. Investment Focus Areas: AI infrastructure, enterprise software, cloud, cybersecurity. Notable Investments: Nutanix, Rubrik, ThoughtSpot, AppDynamics, Cohesity. 2. Kleiner Perkins Details: One of Silicon Valley’s most influential VC firms, known for backing transformative technology companies. Investment Focus Areas: AI, cloud, fintech, consumer, climate tech. Notable Investments: Google, Amazon, DoorDash, Figma, Slack. 3. WestBridge Capital Details: A growth-stage investment firm supporting technology and enterprise companies across U.S. and India. Investment Focus Areas: SaaS, enterprise software, tech-led infrastructure. Notable Investments: CleverTap, Whatfix, Innovaccer. Where Is Nexthop AI’s Headquarters? Nexthop AI is headquartered in the United States (exact city not publicly disclosed). Operating in the U.S. gives it proximity to cloud hyperscalers, AI chip companies, and large datacenter operators, enabling rapid collaboration and deployment cycles. Its location also places it within the world’s most active AI compute ecosystem. What’s Next for Nexthop AI? Nexthop AI aims to become the core networking layer powering next-generation AI datacenters. With demand for multi-gigawatt AI capacity rising, the company is expected to scale production of custom networking hardware, expand OS-level optimizations, and deepen partnerships with major cloud providers. Its roadmap includes broader support for AI-native fabrics, higher-bandwidth interconnects, and end-to-end networking solutions that reduce bottlenecks in hyperscale GPU clusters. With $110M in fresh capital, Nexthop AI is positioned to emerge as a foundational player in global AI infrastructure. Get Investor & Funding Insights with TexAu TexAu helps sales and business teams uncover detailed fundraising information on companies like Nexthop AI. Use the platform to research investors, track funding rounds, and gather actionable insights to strengthen prospecting and business strategy. Sign Up for Free on TexAu and start uncovering detailed funding insights that give your business a competitive edge.

Nextiva

Nextiva, a Phoenix-based provider of unified communication and AI-powered customer engagement software, has raised $200 million in total funding to date. The company’s Series B round in September 2021, led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, valued it at $2.7 billion. Founded in 2008 by Tomas Gorny and Tracy Conrad, Nextiva has grown into a leading voice-over-IP (VoIP) and collaboration platform serving over a million users. The funding supports product innovation, AI integration, and global expansion as Nextiva continues scaling its intelligent customer experience platform.

NGM Biopharmaceuticals

NGM Biopharmaceuticals raised $359 million across several funding rounds, including a $50M Series C (2013), a $57.5M Series D tranche (Feb 2015), and a major $106M Series D round (Mar 2015) led by Merck and top biotech investors. Founded in 2007, the company develops biologics targeting cardio-metabolic and liver diseases such as NASH and bile-acid disorders. Funding supported clinical trials, R&D, manufacturing scale-up and partnerships. These investments helped accelerate NGM’s pipeline toward advanced development stages and grow its capabilities in metabolic and liver therapeutics.

Niantic

Niantic, founded in 2011 by John Hanke and Phil Keslin, has raised $773M across multiple rounds, including a $300M Series D in 2021, a $245M Series C in 2019, and earlier rounds totaling hundreds of millions. The company builds location-based AR games like Pokémon GO and AR platforms for creators, leveraging mapping, multiplayer systems, and AR toolkits. Funding enabled global expansion, real-time mapping, platform tools for developers, and R&D in AR technology. With investors including Google, Spark Capital, and Founders Fund, Niantic is positioned to scale real-world AR experiences worldwide.

Nikola Motor

Nikola Motor has raised around $700 million in total funding, combining strategic investments from partners like Bosch, CNH Industrial, and WABCO with multiple grant rounds. Key non-dilutive funding includes a $2M grant in August 2021 from the DOE, followed by $41.9M grant funding in July 2023, and a further $16.3M grant in August 2023backed by the State of California and the Air Quality Management District. These rounds support Nikola’s development and deployment of battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell trucks and related zero-emission infrastructure.

Nimble

Nimble has raised a total of $221 million in funding over multiple rounds, reaching unicorn status in October 2024. Its latest Series C round of $106 million, closed on September 6, 2024, was led by Reinvent Capital and Breyer Capital. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the company provides fully autonomous robotic solutions for e-commerce fulfillment, supporting apparel, footwear, health and beauty, consumer packaged goods, and electronics. Valued at $1 billion, Nimble is positioned as a leader in AI-native warehouse automation and logistics technology.

NinjaOne

NinjaOne, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, is a leading provider of unified endpoint management (UEM) and IT operations software. The company has raised a total of $783 million across multiple funding rounds, most recently securing $500 million in February 2025 at a $5 billion valuation, led by CapitalG and ICONIQ Growth. With 1,001–5,000 employees and over 24,000 global clients, NinjaOne delivers advanced tools for endpoint monitoring, automation, and security, empowering IT teams to optimize performance, reduce costs, and enhance operational visibility worldwide.

NinjaOne

NinjaOne, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, United States, is a cloud-based IT management platform providing solutions for endpoint management, patching, IT automation, asset management, ticketing, and software deployment. The company has raised a total of $783M, including a $232M Series C in February 2024, achieving a $5B valuation. Backed by Iconiq Capital and CapitalG, NinjaOne helps enterprises streamline IT operations, automate workflows, and efficiently manage infrastructure at scale, supporting global IT teams with a subscription-based platform.

Noname Security

Noname Security, valued at $1 billion, has raised $220 million to date, including a $135 million Series C led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and Georgian. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Noname provides an API security platform that identifies, monitors, and prevents API vulnerabilities and attacks. Its features include runtime security, posture management, and vulnerability detection. Backed by investors like Insight Partners and Georgian, Noname serves clients across finance, retail, and healthcare, emerging as a leader in enterprise-grade API protection.

Noom

Noom, founded in 2008 and headquartered in New York City, has raised about $624 million in funding and reached a $3.7 billion valuation. The company offers a digital health platform that combines psychology, personalized nutrition, and coaching to promote sustainable weight loss and behavior change. Backed by investors such as Silver Lake and Adit Ventures, Noom uses AI and cognitive behavioral therapy to help users manage weight and chronic conditions while expanding its focus into preventive healthcare.

NordVPN

NordVPN raised $100 million in a Series C round in April 2022, led by Novator Partners, Burda Principal Investments, General Catalyst, Ilkka Paananen, Miki Kuusi, and Matt Mullenweg, reaching a $1.6 billion valuation. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York City, NordVPN provides advanced VPN services that secure online activity through double-VPN encryption, DNS leak protection, and a no-logs policy. The company plans to expand its global infrastructure, strengthen its cybersecurity offerings, and scale its enterprise solutions to enhance digital privacy.

Northvolt

Northvolt, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, raised significant capital including about $2.75 billion in a 2021 strategic equity round led by Goldman Sachs and Volkswagen and approximately $5 billion in project financing for its gigafactory expansions. Investors included institutional funds and automakers such as BMW Group and AMF. The company pursued sustainable lithium‑ion battery manufacturing but faced financial challenges leading to bankruptcy in 2025. Its assets are being repurposed by new owners aiming to continue sustainable battery production across Europe and North America.

Notion

Notion has raised a total of $343.2 million in funding over multiple rounds, with a significant Series C round of $275 million in October 2021, backed by Coatue and Sequoia Capital. Founded in 2016 by Chris Prucha, Ivan Zhao, Jessica Lam, Simon Last, and Toby Schachman, Notion provides a versatile platform that combines note-taking, task management, and database capabilities. With a $2 billion valuation, the company is set to expand its suite of productivity tools, targeting growth in the remote workspace market.

Nourish

Nourish has raised a total of $105M across funding rounds, including a $70M Series B on April 23, 2025, led by J P Morgan. Founded in 2021, the Austin-based healthtech startup reached unicorn status in just 4 years and 3 months with a valuation of $1B. The platform connects users with registered dietitians, supporting personalized nutrition guidance. With 11–50 employees, Nourish aims to scale nationally, strengthen AI and technology capabilities, and introduce new health-focused products, addressing the U.S. healthcare crisis and promoting healthier lifestyles.

Nuro

Nuro has raised $2.34 billion across multiple rounds, including a landmark $940 million Series B led by SoftBank and a $600 million Series D in 2021, which pushed its valuation above $ 8.6 billion. Its most recent funding, a $97M Series E in August 2025, supports commercial scaling and expanded fleet deployment. Additional backing from investors such as T. Rowe Price, Tiger Global, Fidelity, Greylock, Google, and Kroger underscores Nuro’s strong market confidence. With deep automotive and retail partnerships, Nuro is one of the most well-funded autonomous delivery companies globally.

Nutanix

Nutanix has raised $317 million through strategic private and post-IPO financings, including major post-IPO transactions such as $750M (Aug 27, 2020) and prior debt tranches plus institutional commitments in 2018 and earlier. Founded in 2009, Nutanix pioneered hyperconverged infrastructure and evolved toward AI-driven multi-cloud management that unifies private and public clouds.

Nutrabolt

Nutrabolt, founded in 2002 and headquartered in Bryan, Texas, is a leading sports nutrition company that has raised a total of $863 million in funding, reaching a $2.88 billion valuation as of December 2022. Its Series B round secured $863 million, led by Keurig Dr Pepper, following earlier investments from MidOcean Partners and angel investor Kevin Hart. With around 252 employees, Nutrabolt develops and markets science-driven performance supplements worldwide, focusing on innovation, quality, and growth across sports, fitness, and health sectors.

Nvidia

Nvidia has raised a total of $4.095 billion through a combination of seed funding, grants, and post-IPO equity rounds, attracting investors like Sequoia Capital, SoftBank Vision Fund, DARPA, ARK Investment Management, and ARPA-E. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Nvidia is a global leader in graphics processing units (GPUs), AI hardware, and high-performance computing solutions. Its technology powers AI research, data centers, gaming, and autonomous systems. With ongoing investments in AI infrastructure and energy-efficient computing, Nvidia continues to drive innovation across multiple industries while maintaining leadership in the GPU and AI markets.

Nydig

NYDIG has raised $1.405 billion through multiple rounds of funding, including a $1 billion private equity round in December 2021, which valued the company at $7 billion. Founded in 2017 by Robert Gutmann and Ross Stevens, NYDIG provides a comprehensive platform for Bitcoin and financial services. Its services include asset management, derivatives, financing, custody, and execution. Backed by prominent investors such as WestCap, MassMutual, and Morgan Stanley, NYDIG is poised to expand its platform with features like Lightning payments and asset tokenization.

o9 Solutions

o9 Solutions, founded in 2009, joined the Unicorn Club in April 2020 after raising a $100 million Series B led by KKR, achieving a $1 billion valuation. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, United States, the AI-powered supply chain unicorn has raised $536 million across multiple funding rounds. Its platform delivers demand forecasting, predictive and prescriptive analytics, inventory visibility, and supplier performance monitoring. Investors include Generation Investment Management and General Atlantic. Funding supports global expansion, product innovation, and enterprise adoption, positioning o9 Solutions as a leader in AI-driven operational planning and analytics solutions.

Okta

Okta, a leading identity and access management platform, has raised $228M across multiple rounds, fueling its growth before going public. Key funding milestones include its Series E round in 2014 led by Sequoia and Andreessen Horowitz, followed by a Series F round in 2015 featuring Greylock, Khosla Ventures, and Altimeter Capital. Post-IPO, Okta secured an additional $300M in 2018, strengthening its market expansion and cybersecurity innovation. These rounds helped Okta scale enterprise adoption, enhance its zero-trust infrastructure, and position itself as a dominant global security provider.

OLIPOP

OLIPOP has raised a total of $243 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in February 2025. Its latest Series C round of $188 million, closed on December 19, 2024, was led by J P Morgan and Priyanka Chopra Jonas. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Oakland, United States, OLIPOP develops organic probiotic beverages supporting digestive health and the gut microbiome. Focused on online grocery and food & beverage products, the company continues to expand globally with new flavors and wellness-oriented drinks.

Olive

Olive has raised $902 million across multiple rounds, including a landmark $400M Series H in July 2021 at a $4B valuation. Earlier, the company secured $226 million in Series G funding (2020) at a $1.5 billion valuation and $106 million in Series F, bringing its total capital above $700 million within one year. Backed by Tiger Global, Dragoneer, Vista Equity, and General Catalyst, Olive rapidly scaled its AI automation platform for healthcare administration. Founded in 2012, the company achieved unicorn status within 8 years and 11 months, becoming one of the fastest-scaling AI startups in healthcare IT.

Omada

Omada has raised $450 million across several funding rounds, with the largest being a $192 million Series E in February 2022, led by Fidelity Investments, Wellington, and Perceptive Advisors, valuing the company at $1 billion. Founded in 2011, Omada specializes in digital behavioral medicine, offering virtual care programs for diabetes, hypertension, and musculoskeletal conditions. Its data-driven, coach-supported approach helps patients achieve sustainable health improvements. With investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Norwest Venture Partners, Omada continues to expand its footprint in the growing digital health sector.

OneStream Sofware

OneStream Software, founded in 2010 and based in Rochester, Michigan, provides a cloud-based financial performance management platform that unifies planning, reporting, and analytics. The company raised $200 million in a Series B round led by Goldman Sachs and Tiger Global, reaching a $6 billion valuation. Its intelligent finance tools help enterprises improve forecasting, streamline consolidation, and ensure data quality across industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and financial services. OneStream continues to drive innovation in corporate finance automation and analytics.

OneTrust

OneTrust has raised $1.13B across multiple funding rounds, including a $210M Series C in 2021, a $50M Series C in 2023, and a $150M Series D round in July 2023 from Generation Investment Management and Sands Capital Ventures. Earlier, SoftBank Vision Fund led its major Series C funding, valuing the company at $5.1B in 2020. Founded in 2016, OneTrust offers cloud-based data governance, privacy, and compliance automation software used by global enterprises. These investments support expansion into AI governance, GRC automation, and enterprise-scale trust intelligence solutions.

One

One, founded in 2020 by Mujeeb Ijaz and based in Novi, Michigan, develops advanced lithium-ion batteries and sustainable energy solutions for electric vehicles. The company has raised a total of $390 million including $25 million (Series A, Oct 2021), $65 million (Series A, Mar 2022), and $300 million (Series B, Feb 2023) reaching a $1.2 billion valuation as of February 2023. With around 157 employees, One is backed by leading investors such as Fifth Wall, Temasek, and BMW i Ventures, driving large-scale battery innovation for the global EV market.

OpenAI

OpenAI has raised $57.9B across multiple major rounds, including a landmark $40B Series F in March 2025 at a $300B valuation, backed by SoftBank, Microsoft, Thrive Capital, and others. Earlier funding includes an undisclosed Series E in November 2024 at a $157B valuation and a $4B debt round in October 2024 led by global banks. Founded in 2015, OpenAI develops advanced AI systems, foundational models, and deployment tools. Its funding supports AGI research, global-scale infrastructure, enterprise platforms, and the expansion of AI agents across industries.

OpenSea

OpenSea has raised a total of $427 million across multiple funding rounds. It began with a $120K pre-seed round in January 2018, led by Y Combinator, followed by a $2 million seed round in May 2018 and $2.1 million in November 2019. Later, it secured $23 million in Series A (March 2021) and $100 million in Series B (July 2021), both led by Andreessen Horowitz. Its latest Series C round raised $300 million in January 2022 led by Paradigm and Coatue, reaching a $13.3 billion valuation.

OpenWeb

OpenWeb, founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, has raised a total of $393 million, including a $170 million Series F in October 2022 led by Georgian and Bright Pixel Capital, valuing it at $1.5 billion. The company provides AI-driven, cross-device advertising and community engagement solutions that enable publishers and advertisers to deploy conversation-based ads in brand-safe environments. With top investors like Insight Partners, Georgian, and Altimeter Capital, OpenWeb is reshaping digital engagement at scale.

OpenAI

OpenAI has secured over $66 billion in funding across 12 rounds, positioning itself as a leader in the field of artificial intelligence and AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) development. The company reached a major milestone with a $40 billion Series F round in March 2025, led by SoftBank Group, bringing its valuation to $300 billion. In 2025, OpenAI generated $12 billion in revenue, fueled by products like ChatGPT, which now has over 20 million paid users. Strategic partnerships with Nvidia and Oracle are strengthening its AI infrastructure, including the ambitious Stargate project, designed to deliver 10 gigawatts of AI compute capacity to accelerate AGI research and deployment.

Opendoor

Opendoor, founded in 2014 by Eric Wu, JD Ross, Ian Wong, and Keith Rabois, has raised $1.35B across Series E and Post-IPO rounds, including $850M in 2021 and $400M in 2018. The company digitizes home buying and selling with instant offers, remote inspections, and closing coordination. Funding supported inventory build, product integrations, and national scaling. Opendoor combines automated valuation, retail real estate, and optional mortgage services to streamline transactions. Key investors include Khosla Ventures and General Atlantic.

OpenEvidence

OpenEvidence has raised a total of $300 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in February 2025. Its latest Series B round of $210 million, closed on July 15, 2025, was led by Thrive Capital and Coatue. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Cambridge, United States, OpenEvidence provides an AI-powered medical search platform for healthcare professionals, aggregating and visualizing clinical evidence to support informed decision-making. With 11–50 employees, the company continues to expand globally in the healthcare IT sector.

Opentrons

OpenTrons has raised $241 million across multiple rounds, including a $200 million Series C round in September 2021, led by SoftBank Vision Fund, which brought its valuation to $1.8 billion. Earlier funding included a $20.6 million Series B (2020) and seed rounds backed by Y Combinator, SOSV, and Khosla Ventures. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, Opentrons develops automated pipetting robots like the OT-2 and Flex. The funding supports global expansion, enhances lab automation capabilities, and facilitates the development of next-generation robotic tools for scientific research.

Optimism

Optimism has raised a total of $178.5 million across three funding rounds, including a $3.5M Seed Round (Jan 2020), $25M Series A (Feb 2021) led by Andreessen Horowitz, and a $150M Series B (Mar 2022) co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and Paradigm, valuing the company at $1.65 billion. Founded in 2019, Optimism is an Ethereum-based Layer 2 scaling platform that enables fast, low-cost transactions through optimistic rollups. Headquartered in New York City, it aims to expand its Superchain ecosystem and further reduce gas fees through ongoing Ethereum upgrades.

Orbbec

Orbbec has raised $200 million, prominently via a $200M Series D (May 21, 2018) that helped accelerate commercialization of its 3D sensing and TOF camera lines. Founded in 2013, Orbbec designs structured-light and time-of-flight 3D cameras, LiDAR modules and sensing systems used across robotics, manufacturing, healthtech and AR/VR. Funding supported productization, scale manufacturing, and expansion into enterprise verticals requiring depth-sensing and gesture recognition. Orbbec’s devices target developers and OEMs building perception stacks for automation, safety, and interactive applications.

Orca Bio

Orca Bio, a late-stage biotechnology company, has raised $192 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $192 million Series D in June 2020 led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. The company develops high-precision allogeneic T-cell therapies for cancer and autoimmune diseases, harnessing regulatory T cells to improve patient outcomes with fewer risks. Orca Bio’s investigational therapies, including TRGFT-201 and OGFT-001, aim to transform conventional bone marrow transplants. Supported by leading investors such as 8VC, DCVC Bio, and Mubadala Investment Company, Orca Bio is advancing clinical trials and expanding its therapeutic pipeline.

Orca Security

Orca Security has raised $640 million in funding and reached a $1.8 billion valuation, with 201–500 employees. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, United States, the platform provides cloud security solutions including CSPM, container security, cloud detection, and API security. After its $210 million Series C round on March 23, 2021, backed by CapitalG and Redpoint Ventures, Orca Security continues to protect cloud infrastructure for enterprises in retail, healthcare, finance, and other sectors, enhancing security visibility, compliance, and threat prevention globally.

Orchard

Orchard has raised a total of $257 million in funding across multiple rounds, achieving a $1 billion valuation as of September 2021. The company’s Series D round in September 2021 brought in $100 million, led by Accomplice, FirstMark, and Revolution, solidifying its unicorn status. Prior rounds include a $69 million Series C in 2020 and a $36 million Series B in 2020. With backing from top investors like Navitas Capital and Juxtapose, Orchard continues to expand its digital real estate platform that simplifies the home buying and selling process.

Oscar

Oscar has raised approximately $1.63 billion across major funding rounds, including a $375 million financing in August 2018 backed by Alphabet, a $225 million transaction in June 2020 involving Coatue, Baillie Gifford, General Catalyst, and Khosla Ventures, and a $140 million Series D in December 2020 with investors such as Tiger Global, Lakestar, and Dragoneer. Founded in 2012, Oscar offers consumer-first health insurance products emphasizing telehealth, digital navigation, and data-driven care coordination. Funding enabled the company to expand provider integrations, enhance claims automation, scale operations, and strengthen member experience nationwide.

Outcome Health

Outcome Health, founded in 2006, raised $533 million across major funding rounds, including a $500 million Series C in May 2017 and a $32.9 million Series C extension in July 2017. At its peak, the company reached a $5.5 billion valuation. Outcome Health developed a point of care media network delivering targeted health content through waiting room and exam room screens. Funding supported national expansion, analytics, and advertiser measurement tools. The company later experienced governance issues leading to restructuring and ownership changes but remains a key name in point of care engagement.

Outreach

Outreach has secured $489 million across multiple funding rounds, beginning with its Seed Round of $2.3M (2015) followed by rapid expansions via Series A ($9.2M), Series B ($17.5M), and Series C ($30M). Growth accelerated with its Series D ($65M) and Series E ($114M), enabling global expansion and AI innovation. Outreach reached unicorn status after raising $50M in Series F (2020) at a $1.33B valuation, and later closed its largest round Series G ($200M) in 2021, bringing valuation to $4.4B. Additional secondary rounds provided liquidity to shareholders.

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Own

Own has raised a total of $507 million across several funding rounds, reaching a $3.35 billion valuation in August 2021. Its backers include BlackRock, Sapphire Ventures, Insight Partners, and Salesforce Ventures. The company’s last funding, a $240 million Series E round in August 2021, strengthened its leadership in SaaS data protection and management. Founded in 2015, Own (formerly OwnBackup) became a unicorn within six years before being acquired, underscoring its dominance in secure cloud data backup and recovery for enterprise clients.

Owner

Owner has raised a total of $189 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $120 million Series C on May 13, 2025, led by Shalini Rao, valuing the Palo Alto-based food tech platform at $1 billion. Founded in 2019, Owner provides AI-driven online ordering solutions for restaurants, integrating features such as loyalty programs, order upselling, review management, and mobile applications for Android and iOS. With 11–50 employees, the platform empowers restaurants to scale operations, enhance customer engagement, and boost revenue while continuing to innovate and expand its market reach globally.

Oyster

Oyster has raised a total of $288.2 million across six funding rounds, reaching a $1.2 billion valuation as of September 2024. Founded in 2019 by Jack Mardack and Tony Jamous, the company is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. Its most recent $5 million Series D extension in November 2024, led by ServiceNow Ventures, follows major rounds from Silver Lake Waterman ($59M Series D), Georgian ($150M Series C), Stripes ($50M Series B), and Emergence Capital ($20M Series A). Oyster’s cloud-based HR platform simplifies global hiring, payroll, and compliance for remote teams.

1Password

1Password has raised $920 million to date, including a $620 million Series C (Dec 17, 2021) that contributed to a $6.8 billion valuation reported on Jan 19, 2022. Founded in 2006 and based in Ontario, California, the company provides cloud-based password and access management across Mac, Windows, Android, iOS, and web. With 501–1,000 employees as of July 2024, 1Password serves major media customers and continues scaling enterprise security, authentication (including passkeys), and cross-platform identity controls.

Pacaso

Pacaso has raised $318 million in funding and reached a $1.5 billion valuation, with 51–200 employees. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States, the platform enables co-ownership of luxury homes, providing tools for property LLC creation, furnishing, repairs, utilities, and management. After its $1 billion Conventional Debt round on March 24, 2021, backed by Scale Up Venture Capital and SoftBank Vision Fund, Pacaso continues to expand its portfolio and enhance its digital platform for seamless co-ownership experiences worldwide.

PagerDuty

PagerDuty has raised $174 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $90M Series D in 2018, a $43.8M Series C in 2017, and a $27.2M Series B in 2014, backed by investors such as T. Rowe Price, Wellington, Accel, Andreessen Horowitz, and Bessemer Venture Partners. These rounds helped the company scale its cloud-based incident response platform, expand enterprise integrations, and solidify its position in IT operations management. Achieving unicorn status in under ten years, PagerDuty’s funding trajectory reflects strong market confidence and its role as a mission-critical operations platform for global enterprises.

Palantir

Palantir has raised approximately $2.46 billion across private financings and post-IPO placements, with recent post-IPO activity including a $10.1M transaction on Aug 31, 2023 and grant-style funding events. Founded in 2003, Palantir builds large-scale data integration and analytics platforms used by governments and enterprises to drive AI-enabled decision-making. Funding supported platform engineering for Gotham and Foundry, enterprise sales expansion, and research into model-centric analytics, enabling Palantir to address mission-critical use cases from defense to manufacturing intelligence.

Palmetto

Palmetto has secured $670 million in total funding through multiple rounds, including $150 million (Mar 2023), $375 million (Feb 2022), $80 million (Feb 2021), and earlier Series A and B rounds totaling over $50 million. In January 2025, the company raised an additional $1.2 billion in conventional debt from Morgan Stanley and Truist to expand its clean-energy operations. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Charleston, Palmetto provides residential solar, battery-storage, and energy-savings tools, helping homeowners transition to sustainable power while financing large-scale solar adoption across the U.S.

PandaDoc

PandaDoc, founded in 2011 in San Francisco, has raised approximately $69.8 million (reported) across multiple rounds, achieving a $1 billion valuation as of September 2021. Major funding rounds include Series A ($5 M, July 2015), Series B ($15 M, May 2017), Series B extension ($30 M, August 2020) and a Series C at unicorn status led by OMERS Growth and G Squared. Backed by top investors such as Altos Ventures, Rembrandt Venture Partners, One Peak, PandaDoc offers a document workflow automation platform that enables sending, receiving, annotating, signing, and tracking digital documents for sales teams worldwide.

Panther

Panther, valued at $1.4 billion, has raised $140 million across multiple rounds, including a $120 million Series B led by Coatue. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, California, Panther provides a cloud-native security analytics platform that centralizes security data to enable real-time threat detection, incident response, and investigation. Its platform features detection-as-code, historical data preservation, and a robust security data lake. With investors like Iconiq Capital, Panther is positioned as a leading player in cloud cybersecurity innovation.

Papa

Papa, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Miami, Florida, United States, has raised a total of $257 million in funding, including a $150 million Series D round led by SoftBank Vision Fund in October 2021. Valued at $1.4 billion, Papa connects seniors and families with caregivers through its digital platform, offering companionship, in-home support, and wellness services. With 391 employees, the company continues to expand its partnerships with healthcare providers and employers to redefine elder care and social support.

Papaya Global

Papaya Global has raised $1.5 M in a Seed round (June 2016), $3 M in a second Seed round (October 2018), $45 M in Series A (November 2019), $5 M in a Secondary Market round (June 2020), $40 M in Series B (September 2020), $100 M in Series C (March 2021) and $250 M in Series D (September 2021), bringing the total to around $440 M in funding. With a valuation of about $3.7 B as of the Series D, the company is scaling its cloud-based global payroll & payment platform for enterprises.

Paradox Technologies

Paradox Technologies raised $253 million in total funding, including a $200 million Series C round on December 27, 2021, led by Sapphire Ventures, Stripes, and Thoma Bravo, valuing it at $1.5 billion. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Scottsdale, United States, the company built a conversational AI platform that automates candidate screening, scheduling, and engagement for global enterprises. With 304 employees and key investors like Sapphire Ventures and Thoma Bravo, Paradox has become a pivotal player in AI-driven HR automation, now integrated post-acquisition.

Parallel

Parallel has raised $100 million in its Series A round at a $740 million valuation, co-led by Kleiner Perkins and Index Ventures, with participation from Spark Capital and continued support from existing investors including Khosla Ventures, First Round Capital, and Terrain. The round brings together top-tier backers supporting Parallel’s mission of building web infrastructure for AI agents. With this funding, Parallel plans to expand its APIs, enhance developer tools, and ensure open access for AI systems while incentivizing publishers to maintain the open web ecosystem.

PAT McGRATH LABS

PAT McGRATH LABS has raised $88M in total funding, with its latest and largest round being a $60M Series B that pushed its valuation to $1B. Key investors include Eurazeo, which led the Series B round. Founded by makeup icon Pat McGrath, the company has quickly become a unicorn by delivering high-performance cosmetics, trendsetting artistry, and global beauty collaborations. With strong investor confidence and a rapidly expanding product ecosystem, PAT McGRATH LABS continues to reinforce its position as one of the fastest-growing luxury beauty-tech brands worldwide.

Pathos

Pathos has raised a total of $345 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $283 million Series D in April 2025 led by New Enterprise Associates and Revolution. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Chicago, Pathos achieved unicorn status in just 3 years and 4 months, with a valuation of $1.6 billion. The company leverages AI and patient-derived genomic data to accelerate biomarker-driven drug discovery, optimize clinical-stage therapeutics, and improve patient outcomes, positioning itself as a leading innovator in life sciences and oncology technology.

Pave

Pave, founded in 2019 and headquartered in New York City and San Francisco, has raised a total of $175 million across multiple funding rounds. Its funding includes a $890K Pre-Seed in March 2020, $16M Series A in December 2020 led by Y Combinator and Bezos Expeditions, $46M Series B in August 2021 backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Bessemer Venture Partners, and a $100M Series C in June 2022 led by Index Ventures, reaching a $1.6 billion valuation. Pave provides a cloud-based compensation management platform helping organizations benchmark salaries and optimize equity strategies globally.

PAX Labs

PAX Labs has raised $617 million across major funding events, beginning with a $46.7M round in 2015 led by Tao Capital and Sand Hill Angels to expand internationally and broaden its cannabis vapor product line. The company later secured its largest investment $420M in April 2019, backed by Tiger Global, Tao Capital Partners, and Prescott General Partners, valuing the company at $1.7B. These rounds supported new product innovation and expansion into markets such as Canada and emerging CBD verticals. PAX Labs remains one of the most heavily funded consumer cannabis-tech companies.

Pax8

Pax8 has raised a total of $395.57 million through multiple funding rounds, including $185 million in April 2022 led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2, and $50 million in debt financing in September 2023 from HSBC. Founded in 2012 and valued at $1.7 billion, Pax8 operates as an AI-powered cloud marketplace based in Greenwood Village, Colorado. The company connects over 20,000 managed service providers worldwide, simplifying the buying, selling, and management of cloud solutions for small and medium-sized businesses, while expanding rapidly across global cloud markets.

Paxos

Paxos, founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, has raised $535 million and reached a $2.4 billion valuation. The company provides blockchain-based settlement and payments infrastructure for financial institutions, enabling secure, real-time, and transparent post-trade settlements. Backed by Alua Capital Management and Senator Investment Group, Paxos reduces counterparty risk, improves balance sheet efficiency, and automates financial processes. Its platform supports capital markets, digital assets, and enterprise blockchain solutions worldwide.

Payoneer

Payoneer, founded in 2005, has raised $269 million across multiple rounds, including a $180M Series E, $50M Series E, and additional strategic placements. The New York City–based company provides multi-currency accounts, mass payouts, business debit cards, working capital, and compliance solutions for marketplaces, freelancers, and SMBs. Funding enabled expansion of global payout networks, regulatory licensing, marketplace and bank partnerships, and working capital products. Payoneer streamlines cross-border payments, supporting efficient global commerce and enabling payees to access local banking and card services worldwide.

Pear Therapeutics

Pear Therapeutics raised $20 M in its Series A round in February 2016, followed by $50 M in Series B in January 2018, then $64 M in Series C in January 2019, $50 M via debt financing in July 2020, $80 M in Series D in December 2020, and $125 M in a post-IPO equity round in December 2021, bringing its total funding to approximately $266 M. The company reached a valuation of about $1.6 B as of June 2021, focusing on software-based therapeutic solutions in the healthcare IT sector.

Pegasystems

Pegasystems Inc. has raised approximately $525 million in its single documented post-IPO funding round (Feb 2020), supported by investor Herald Investment Management, at a valuation reflective of its status as a public company. Founded in 1983 and headquartered in Cambridge (United States), Pegasystems’ enterprise platform spans AI decisioning, workflow automation and business process management for banking, insurance and other sectors. With over 5,400 employees as of January 2024, the firm continues evolving its platform to address digital transformation and serve large-scale enterprise clients globally.

Peloton

Peloton, founded in 2011, raised $1.875 billion across multiple rounds, including a $1 billion post-IPO placement in Feb 2021, a $550 million Series F in Aug 2018, and a $325 million Series E in May 2017. The company develops connected fitness hardware such as bikes and treadmills, paired with subscription streaming classes and social community features. Funding supported manufacturing, content production, international expansion, and R&D in hardware and software. Peloton’s vertically integrated model creates recurring revenue and a global fitness ecosystem, with a significant presence in North America and Europe.

Pendo

Pendo has raised a total of $468 million, including a $110 million Series F round led by Thoma Bravo in November 2021, valuing the company at $2.6 billion. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States, Pendo provides a product experience management platform that helps businesses analyze customer feedback and improve digital products. With investors like Meritech and Cross Creek, Pendo employs 671 people as of 2022.

Pentera

Pentera has raised $250 million across multiple rounds, including a $150 million Series C in January 2022 led by K1 Investment Management and a $60 million Series D in March 2025 backed by Insight Partners and Farallon Capital. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Burlington, U.S., Pentera provides an automated security validation platform that simulates real-world cyberattacks to detect vulnerabilities. With clients spanning over 800 global enterprises, Pentera continues to lead the shift toward continuous and AI-driven penetration testing.

People.ai

People.ai has raised $198M in funding through multiple rounds: $2.6M Seed (Aug 02, 2016), $7M Series A (May 30, 2017), $30M Series B (Oct 23, 2018), $60M Series C (May 21, 2019), and $100M Series D (Aug 11, 2021). Key investors include Y Combinator, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Andreessen Horowitz, Iconiq Capital, and GGV Capital. People.ai, headquartered in San Francisco, United States, leverages AI to evaluate sales representatives, capture engagement data, and drive revenue intelligence for enterprise clients like Lyft, Gainsight, Tanium, and Palo Alto Networks.

Perch

Perch, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Boston, United States, has raised about $906 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company acquires and scales successful e-commerce and marketplace brands using data analytics, customer insights, and global supply-chain management. Backed by SoftBank Vision Fund and Spark Capital, Perch manages product development, manufacturing, and distribution across diverse categories, building a portfolio of high-performing online brands worldwide.

Percolate

Percolate has raised $107 million across multiple venture rounds to build and scale its enterprise content marketing platform. Notable financings include a $32 million Series C in March 2019 backed by Capital IP, GGV Capital, Sequoia Capital, and Lightspeed Venture Partners. Earlier rounds included a $40 million Series C in 2015 and a $24 million Series B in 2014, supported by Lightspeed, First Round Capital, WPP, and Lerer Hippeau. Founded in 2011, Percolate used this capital to enhance creative workflows, expand analytics, integrate with social publishing platforms, and support enterprise marketing teams globally.

Peregrine.io

Peregrine.io has raised a total of $220 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in March 2025. Its latest Series C round of $100 million, closed on March 5, 2025, was led by Fifth Down Capital and Goldcrest. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, Peregrine.io provides a real-time crime intelligence and analytics platform for public institutions, supporting strategy, resource allocation, investigations, and crime prevention. With a focus on GovTech, the company continues to expand its impact on public safety globally.

Perfect Day

Perfect Day, a Berkeley-based food technology company, has secured $770 million in total funding across multiple rounds, including a $350 million Series D led by Temasek and CPP Investments, and a $90 million Series E in 2024. Founded in 2014 by Perumal Gandhi and Ryan Pandya, Perfect Day specializes in animal-free dairy protein made via precision fermentation. With backing from global investors such as SOSV, Horizons Ventures, and Temasek, the company achieved a $1.5 billion valuation in 2021, positioning itself as a sustainable leader in the alt-dairy sector.

Perfumeo

Perfumeo has raised $105.45 million across multiple rounds, culminating in a $105 million Series C/D/E mega-round in October 2025 led by Sapphire Ventures LP to scale its AI-driven fragrance hardware and wellness devices. Earlier rounds include a $1.04 million Series A in October 2024 and a $1 million Series B in January 2024, both backed by TF Capital. Perfumeo also completed a pre-seed round of ~$83,500 and a seed round of ~$17,000. This strong funding momentum positions Perfumeo to expand manufacturing, retail partnerships, and consumer AI scent experiences.

Perimeter 81

Perimeter 81, founded in 2018 in Tel Aviv, Israel, has raised a total of $165 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $100 million Series C round in June 2022, led by B Capital, which valued the company at $1 billion. The company specializes in cloud-based network security solutions, offering Zero Trust Network Access, Secure Web Gateway, and Firewall-as-a-Service. Serving over 2,400 clients worldwide, Perimeter 81 was recently acquired by Check Point Software Technologies for $490 million, cementing its position as a leading cybersecurity platform.

Periodic Labs

Periodic Labs has raised $300 million in seed funding, supported by a powerhouse list of investors including Andreessen Horowitz, DST Global, Nvidia, Accel, Elad Gil, Jeff Bezos, Jeff Dean, and Eric Schmidt. This single seed round establishes Periodic Labs as one of the most well-funded scientific AI startups to emerge from stealth. The company is valued in the multi-hundred-million range and is building AI-driven autonomous scientific discovery systems. Its platform aims to integrate robotics, experimentation, and AI agents to accelerate materials science breakthroughs.

Perplexity

Perplexity AI, founded in 2022 in San Francisco, has raised a total of $1.22 billion across nine funding rounds, including a $200 million Series D round in September 2025, which valued the company at $20 billion. The AI-powered search platform processes over 780 million queries per month and generates approximately $150 million in annual recurring revenue. Key investors include IVP, Wayra, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Jeff Bezos, and Nvidia. Perplexity provides real-time, conversational responses to user queries, challenging traditional search engines with AI-driven interactive capabilities.

Persona

Persona, a San Francisco-based identity verification platform, has raised $418 million in funding across five rounds. The company’s latest Series D round, secured in April 2025, raised $200 million, led by Meritech and Bond Capital, and pushed its valuation to $2 billion. Previous rounds include $150 million (Series C) in 2021, led by Founders Fund, $50 million (Series B) from Index Ventures, and $17.5 million (Series A) from Coatue. With top-tier backers like Founders Fund and Coatue, Persona continues to redefine secure, customizable identity verification for enterprises globally.

Phantom

Phantom, a San Francisco-based non-custodial crypto wallet founded in 2021, has raised a total of $277 million in funding, including a $150 million Series C round in January 2025 at a $3 billion valuation, co-led by Sequoia Capital and Paradigm. Earlier rounds include a $109 million Series B (January 2022), led by Paradigm, and a $9 million Series A (July 2021), led by Andreessen Horowitz. Phantom’s wallet supports multi-chain assets, NFT management, token staking, and swapping, all with strong user growth and security features.

Pharmapacks

Pharmapacks has raised a total of $322 million in funding across multiple rounds, including a major $250 million Series D round in November 2020, which increased its valuation to $1.1 billion. Earlier rounds include a $40 million Series C and an undisclosed Series B backed by GPI Capital and JPMorgan Chase. Founded in 2011, Pharmapacks became a unicorn in under ten years by scaling its e-commerce platform for pharmaceuticals, beauty, and daily essentials. Strong investor participation from Carlyle Group, RB, and The Craftory fueled its rapid growth.

Phenom

Phenom, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Ambler, Pennsylvania, United States, has raised $169 million in total funding, reaching a $1.3 billion valuation. The company offers an AI-powered talent experience management platform that helps businesses attract, engage, and retain talent. Backed by investors like B Capital and WestBridge Capital, Phenom’s products include tools for candidate engagement, employee experience, recruiter workflows, and management analytics across global HR ecosystems.

PhonePe

PhonePe, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Bengaluru, has raised over $3 billion in funding from investors including General Atlantic, Walmart, Tiger Global, and Ribbit Capital. A significant $350 million growth round led by General Atlantic in early 2023 valued the company at around $12 billion, followed by additional capital injections and a large investment in 2025 that lifted its valuation toward $15 billion. The platform enables UPI payments, financial services, and commerce features across India for consumers and merchants, and is advancing toward a major IPO while expanding its fintech ecosystem.

Physical Intelligence

Physical Intelligence has raised a total of $470 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in November 2024. Its latest Series A round of $400 million, closed on November 4, 2024, was led by Bond Capital, Thrive Capital, and Lux Capital. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the company provides AI-native industrial robotics solutions that enhance human physical and cognitive performance. Valued at $2.4 billion, Physical Intelligence continues expanding globally to optimize decision-making, communication, and overall human effectiveness.

PicsArt

PicsArt has raised a total of $195 million in funding, achieving a $1.5 billion valuation following its $130 million Series C round in August 2021. Major investors include SoftBank Vision Fund, Sequoia Capital, G Squared, and DCM Ventures. Founded in 2011, PicsArt operates as an AI-powered photo and video editing app that enables users to create, remix, and customize content through its suite of creative tools. With a strong focus on subscriptions and prosumer features, PicsArt remains one of the most popular digital creativity platforms globally, serving millions of users each month.

Pilot

Pilot has raised $222 million in funding and reached a $1.2 billion valuation, with 285 employees. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the platform offers bookkeeping solutions for small, medium, and large businesses, including Pilot Core and Pilot Plus. Backed by Founders Circle Capital and EQUIAM, Pilot provides accrual-based bookkeeping, financial statements, account management, payroll, and balance sheet reconciliation. After its $100 million Series C round on March 26, 2021, Pilot continues to expand automated bookkeeping and enterprise accounting services globally.

Pinterest

Pinterest has raised $1.47 billion across multiple rounds and strategic post-IPO financings to grow its visual discovery and shopping platform. Funding highlights include a $150M Series G tranche (June 17, 2017) and later post-IPO financings and strategic backings, with continued capital to scale ads and commerce. Founded in 2010, Pinterest used funding to build search and recommendation systems, improve shopping integrations, and expand visual discovery features turning user inspiration into measurable commerce and ad revenue while maintaining a focus on curation and intent-driven discovery.

PIP Labs

PIP Labs has raised a total of $140 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in August 2024. Its latest Series B round of $80 million, closed on August 21, 2024, was led by A16z Crypto and Polychain. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States, the company develops blockchain infrastructure and decentralized technologies, integrating AI for next-generation applications. Valued at $2.25 billion, PIP Labs is positioned as a leader in secure, scalable, and innovative blockchain solutions.

Pipe

Pipe, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States, provides a marketplace that lets recurring-revenue businesses trade future income for upfront capital. The company has raised about $316 million and reached a $2 billion valuation after its Series C round. By integrating with accounting and billing systems, Pipe evaluates performance and automates financing, providing non-dilutive growth capital. Backed by investors like Greenspring Associates and Rizvi Traverse, Pipe continues to expand its reach across subscription-driven industries.

Pivot Bio

Pivot Bio has raised USD $ 750,000 in Seed, USD $16 million in Series A, USD $71.3 million in Series B, USD $100 million in Series C, and USD $430 million in Series D, totaling approximately USD $618 million in funding. The latest $430 M round in July 2021 valued the company at about USD $2 billion. Founded in 2010, Pivot Bio provides microbe-based nitrogen-fixing solutions for crops. These funds will be used to scale their biological nitrogen fixation products across major agricultural markets, expand manufacturing, and accelerate the global rollout of sustainable crop nutrition technologies.

Pivotal

Pivotal raised about $1.7 billion across strategic corporate financings and partnership rounds most notably a $653M Series C (May 5, 2016) that included Ford, Microsoft, GE, EMC and VMware fueling a rapid build of cloud-native platform capabilities. Founded as a 2013 spin-out combining assets from EMC and VMware, Pivotal assembled Cloud Foundry, Spring, Greenplum and developer services into an enterprise PaaS.

PLACE

PLACE, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Bellingham, Washington, raised $100 million in a Series A funding round led by Goldman Sachs Investment Partners and 3L Capital on November 17, 2021. The company provides online brokerage services for residential real estate agents, offering a comprehensive platform for marketing, lead generation, and administrative support. With a $1 billion valuation as of the latest funding, PLACE is transforming how agents manage their operations and scale their businesses.

Placer

Placer has raised a total of $268 million, including a $100 million Series C led by Josh Buckley in January 2022, which brought its valuation to $1 billion and earned it unicorn status. By July 2024, a $75 million Series D round pushed its valuation to $1.5 billion. Founded in 2018 and based in Los Altos, California, the company employs 501–1,000 people and offers advanced location intelligence and analytics tools, helping enterprises make data-driven decisions through actionable geospatial insights.

Plaid

Plaid has secured $1.32 billion in total funding, solidifying its position as a major force in open banking infrastructure. Its most significant raise to date is the $575M Series E in April 2025, led by major institutions including Franklin Templeton, Fidelity, BlackRock, and NEA, supporting global expansion and new financial API products. Earlier funding includes a $425M Series D in 2021, backed by Altimeter Capital, Silver Lake, Ribbit Capital, and Andreessen Horowitz. With a valuation of $6.1B, strong enterprise partnerships, and robust developer adoption, Plaid continues to shape modern financial connectivity.

Planet

Planet has raised $615 million across multiple funding rounds, establishing itself as a leading geospatial intelligence provider. Its most recent funding includes a substantial $460M Post-IPO round in September 2025, supporting the expansion of its satellite fleet and data analytics platform. Earlier investments came from major backers such as IFC, DFJ, DCVC, and EDBI. Planet also received EU grant funding in 2021 to accelerate innovation in climate and earth-observation technologies.

Plenty

Plenty, founded in 2014, raised a $400 million Series E in January 2022, giving it a $1.43 billion valuation. The company has raised $944 million to date from investors including Walmart, SoftBank Vision Fund, JS Capital, One Madison Group, and Driscoll’s. Plenty provides AI-driven vertical farming solutions for producing pesticide-free crops indoors, optimizing growth through climate-controlled environments, robotics, and proprietary sensor networks. Serving U.S. and global markets, the platform enables year-round sustainable agriculture. With strong funding and technology, Plenty is positioned to scale indoor farming and advance global food security.

Plume

Plume has raised approximately $270 M in its Series E round, followed by $300 M in its Series F round, bringing its total funding to $697 M. These rounds were led by major investors including SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Insight Partners. Founded in 2015, Plume provides adaptive, cloud-controlled Wi-Fi services and smart-home infrastructure for communications service providers globally. The latest funding supports expansion of its SaaS Wi-Fi platform, enhanced device-management tools and growth into new service areas such as home security and small-business connectivity.

Pluralsight

Pluralsight raised $235M across multiple rounds, supporting its growth into a leading cloud-based technology learning platform. Its funding journey includes a $4.61M Series B round in 2015, a $600K Series B extension in 2016 from GSV Ventures, and a $30M Series C round in December 2016 backed by Insight Partners and Iconiq Capital. Founded in 2004, Pluralsight built a robust platform offering assessments, analytics, expert-led courses, and enterprise skilling tools used by IT teams worldwide to advance technical capability.

PlusAI

PlusAI has raised $720M in total funding, driven largely by its $220M Series C round in March 2021 and a further $200M Series C in February 2021, backed by FountainVest Partners, ClearVue Partners, Quanta Computer, Millennium Technology Value Partners, and Sequoia Capital China. A later undisclosed Series C round in June 2021 included Amazon. Founded in 2016, PlusAI develops autonomous driving systems for commercial trucks, using LiDAR, radar, cameras, mapping, and deep learning to optimize safety and logistics efficiency. Funding has accelerated commercialization and fleet-level deployment in the U.S. and China.

Pocket Fm

Pocket FM, founded in 2018 in Bangalore, India, has raised a total of $196.5 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $103 million Series D round in March 2024, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and StepStone Group, which valued the company at $750 million. The platform offers over 100,000 hours of audio content, including more than 2,000 exclusive series and 400,000 episodes. With a strong U.S. presence generating roughly $100 million in annual recurring revenue, Pocket FM is expanding into Europe and Latin America.

Podium

Podium has raised $440 million to date and reached a $3 billion valuation. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Lehi, Utah, United States, Podium provides a cloud-based platform for managing customer reviews, messaging, and feedback. The company supports more than 20 review sources, integrates with major social platforms, and offers tools for webchat, payments, and internal communication. After securing a $125 million Series C round in 2020, Podium continues expanding its capabilities across messaging automation and local business communication.

Poly

Poly has raised $8 million in seed funding, led by Felicis with participation from Bloomberg Beta, NextView Ventures, and Figma Ventures. The 2025 seed round aims to accelerate product development, scale AI infrastructure, and expand Poly’s creative AI platform for enterprises and individuals. The company focuses on building cloud-based AI systems for generating visual content, enabling teams to create high-quality design assets efficiently. With a growing presence in the AI-native tooling ecosystem, Poly is positioned for rapid growth as demand for creative automation continues to increase.

Pony.ai

Pony.ai has raised $1.19 billion across multiple funding rounds, strengthening its position in autonomous vehicles. Its major rounds include a $100M Series D in 2023 backed by NEOM, following earlier Series D participation from Toyota, Legend Capital, and 5Y Capital. In December 2024, Pony.ai raised an additional $70.3M in Post-IPO funding from BAIC, supporting commercialization and large-scale deployment. The company previously secured substantial funding from Sequoia Capital China, IDG Capital, and Ontario Teachers’. With rapid advancement and strong automotive partnerships, Pony.ai remains a heavily funded player in autonomous driving.

Poppi

Poppi has raised a total of $52.3 million across multiple funding rounds, culminating in its acquisition by PepsiCo for $2 billion. Founded in December 2015 in Austin, Texas, Poppi produces flavored, sparkling probiotic drinks that are available at major retailers, including Walmart and Target. Key funding rounds include a $13.8 million venture round, a $13.5 million Series A, and a $25 million Series B, primarily led by CAVU Consumer Partners. High-profile investors, including Russell Westbrook, The Chainsmokers, Kygo, and Halsey, have also backed the brand, fueling its rapid growth in the health beverage market.

Posthog

Posthog, founded in 2020, raised a $75 million Series E in 2025, giving it a $1.4 billion valuation. The company has raised more than $180 million to date from investors including GV and YC. Posthog provides a product analytics and DevOps platform for engineering teams to track user behavior, optimize workflows, and improve application performance. Serving web and mobile developers, the platform integrates analytics, feature flags, session recording, and A/B testing. With strong funding and enterprise adoption, Posthog is positioned to scale globally and lead DevOps analytics innovation.

Postman

Postman, founded in 2014, joined the Unicorn Club in June 2020 after raising a $150 million Series C led by Insight Partners, achieving a $2 billion valuation. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the SaaS unicorn has raised $434 million across five funding rounds. Postman provides API design, testing, and management tools, enabling teams to prototype, document, and collaborate effectively. Investors include Insight Partners, Bond Capital, and Coatue. Funding supports global scaling, platform innovation, and enterprise adoption, establishing Postman as a leader in API management and developer collaboration tools.

Postmates

Postmates raised $903 million across major rounds including a $225M Private Equity round (2019), $100M Series F (2019), $300M Series E (2018), $80M Series D (2015), $35M Series C (2015), and $16M Series B (2014). Backed by investors such as Tiger Global Management, Spark Capital, BlackRock, Harmony Partners, and GPI Capital, the company scaled rapidly to become one of the leading on-demand delivery platforms. With a last reported valuation of $2.4B prior to its acquisition by Uber, Postmates became a defining force in hyperlocal logistics and urban delivery innovation.

Printful

Printful, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Charlotte, United States, has raised $130 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company provides on-demand printing and fulfillment services, allowing retailers to sell custom products online without managing inventory. Backed by investor Bregal Sagemount, Printful integrates with major e-commerce platforms like Shopify and BigCommerce. Its global fulfillment network powers efficient production, packaging, and delivery, helping creators and brands scale personalized merchandise worldwide.

Procore

Procore, founded in 2003 by Tooey Courtemanche, has raised $405M across Series G, H, and I rounds, including $150M in 2020. The company provides a cloud-based construction management platform that centralizes project operations, document control, field productivity, and financial workflows. Funding supported product development in scheduling, budgeting, mobility, and accounting integrations, helping contractors reduce rework, accelerate project delivery, and gain real-time site visibility. Key investors include Iconiq Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Tiger Global Management.

Productboard

Productboard, a San Francisco-based product management software company, has raised $262 million across multiple rounds, reaching a $1.72 billion valuation after its $125 million Series D round in February 2022. The latest funding was led by Dragoneer Investment Group and Tiger Global Management, with participation from Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Credo Ventures. Earlier rounds included $72 million Series C (2021) and $45 million Series B (2020). Productboard’s AI-powered platform helps teams prioritize, plan, and align on product strategy, driving smarter, customer-focused development.

Project44

Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Chicago, Project44 provides cloud-based supply chain visibility and logistics management solutions. The company has raised $912 million in total funding, including a $202 million Series E led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, reaching a $2.7 billion valuation by 2022. Backed by investors such as Sapphire Ventures and Generation Investment Management, Project44 connects shippers and carriers through real-time tracking, automation, and predictive analytics tools for global logistics operations.

Prometheus

Prometheus, founded in 2018 in Santa Cruz, has raised approximately $24.1 million (across reported rounds in 2020–2021) and achieved a $1.5 billion valuation as of September 2021. Key investors include BMW i Ventures, Maersk Growth, and Metaplanet. The company captures atmospheric CO₂ and converts it into carbon-neutral gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel using renewable energy and advanced electrochemical methods. With growing interest from the shipping and aviation sectors, Prometheus is positioned to provide cost-competitive, zero‐net‐carbon alternatives to fossil fuels, part of a broader climate-tech wave.

Proof

Proof has raised a total of $213.3 million across multiple funding rounds, with its latest venture round, led by State Farm Ventures, in February 2025. The identity-centric security platform offers products like Notarize, Sign, Identify, Verify, Close, Defend, and Command Center to secure online transactions and combat fraud. Key rounds include a $36.9 million Series B, a $35 million Series C, and a $130 million Series D, which have helped Proof scale its operations, expand its markets, and strengthen its technology. Its investors include State Farm Ventures, Canapi Ventures, Camber Creek, Polaris Partners, and Lennar Corporation.

Prosper

Prosper has raised $414 million in total equity funding and secured an additional $75 million in conventional debt in November 2022 to support lending operations and liquidity. Founded in 2005, Prosper operates one of the earliest peer-to-peer lending marketplaces, connecting consumer and small business borrowers with individual and institutional investors. Investors such as Sequoia Capital, QED Investors, and Meritech fueled platform development, underwriting improvements, credit infrastructure, and regulatory compliance. Funding also supported loan servicing technology, portfolio management tools, and expanded distribution channels to broaden investor participation in consumer credit markets.

Proterra

Proterra has raised $858 million across multiple rounds, including $200 million in Series H (2020) and $155 million in Series G (2018), strengthening its position in the EV battery systems market. Earlier funding rounds contributed hundreds of millions toward scaling production, engineering expertise, and OEM integration capabilities. The company, founded in 2004, later secured additional capital through conventional debt in 2020 backed by government support. With investors such as GM Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Cowen, Mercedes-Benz, and G2VP, Proterra reached unicorn status and expanded into heavy-duty commercial electrification.

Prove

Prove, founded in 2008 and headquartered in New York City, has raised a total of $268 million across multiple rounds, reaching a $1 billion valuation after securing $40 million in a Venture Round in October 2023 led by MassMutual Ventures and Capital One Ventures. Earlier rounds include $100 million (Series H, 2020) led by Apax Digital and $15.1 million (Series G, 2019) led by TransUnion. Prove specializes in phone-based digital identity verification, authentication, and fraud prevention, empowering enterprises to deliver secure and seamless digital experiences globally.

PsiQuantum

PsiQuantum has raised a total of $2.32 billion across multiple rounds, including a $13.5 million Series A (2016), $50 million Series B (2017), $150 million Series C (2020), and a $450 million Series D (2021). In April 2024, the company secured A$940 million through a venture round led by the Australian and Queensland Governments, followed by additional debt and grant funding the same year. The most recent $1 billion Series E (September 2025) valued PsiQuantum at $7 billion, underscoring investor confidence in its pursuit of scalable photonic quantum computing.

Public

Public, a New York-based investment platform, has raised $421 million in total funding and reached a $1.2 billion valuation as of February 2021. Its major backers include Accel, Tiger Global Management, and Greycroft. The company’s latest Series D round of $105 million, closed in December 2024, strengthened its position in the multi-asset investing space. Founded in 2019 by Leif Abraham, Jannick Malling, and Matt Kennedy, Public enables individuals to invest in stocks, ETFs, crypto, bonds, and alternative assets through a social, transparent interface.

Pure Storage

Pure Storage raised $529 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $225M Series F tranche (Apr 23, 2014), a $59.8M Series F (Aug 06, 2014), and later Series F activity culminating in 2015. Founded in 2009, Pure Storage developed flash-first data platforms and subscription-based consumption models for enterprise storage.

Purolite

Purolite, founded in 1981 and headquartered in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, United States, was acquired by Ecolab for approximately $3.7 billion in October 2021, following historical funding of about $135 million. Specialising in high-performance ion-exchange and adsorbent resins, Purolite serves critical sectors such as pharmaceuticals, water purification, semiconductors, and power. Now operating as Purolite, an Ecolab company, it continues to advance purification and separation technologies for high‑growth life sciences and industrial markets.

QuEra

QuEra, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, raised $230 million in a Series B funding round in September 2025, bringing total funding to $247 million from investors including SoftBank Vision Fund, QVT Family Office, and Google Quantum AI. The company designs universal quantum computers using neutral Rydberg atoms and provides full-stack software for quantum simulation, prototyping, and scalable applications. With features like multi-qubit gates, error correction, and non-simulatable regimes, QuEra is positioned to advance quantum computing research and enterprise adoption while achieving a $1B unicorn valuation.

Qualia

Qualia, a San Francisco-based real estate technology company, has raised $207 million in total funding and achieved a $1 billion valuation in December 2020. Founded in 2015 by Lucas Hansen, Nate Baker, and Joel Gottsegen, the company’s most recent Series D round in April 2021 raised $40 million. Backed by leading investors like Tiger Global Management, Menlo Ventures, and 8VC, Qualia reached unicorn status in under six years. Its SaaS platform enables title and escrow professionals to automate closings, streamline workflows, and manage real estate transactions securely in the cloud.

Qualtris

Qualtrics, founded in 2002 by Ryan Smith and Stuart Orgill, raised $400M in venture funding across Series A, B, and C rounds before acquisition. The Provo–based platform provides enterprise Experience Management (XM) solutions for customers, employees, products, and brand feedback. Funding supported global expansion, analytics features, journey orchestration, and enterprise integrations. Qualtrics’ tools help organizations operationalize feedback into actionable insights. Key investors include Insight Partners, Accel, Sequoia Capital, HTIF, and ADS Ventures. The company later pursued IPO and acquisition activities to align valuation with enterprise growth and market expansion.

Quanergy Com

Quanergy Com has secured $160 million in funding across Series B and Series C rounds to scale its AI-driven LiDAR sensing technologies. The company’s largest raise was a $90M Series B in 2016, backed by Sensata, Samsung Ventures, GP Capital, and Delphi Technologies. A follow-on $25.5M Series C round in 2018 strengthened its product development, followed by an undisclosed Series C round in 2020. With investors like Rising Tide Fund and Studio VC, Quanergy continues expanding its smart city, industrial automation, and 3D sensing solutions powered by real-time LiDAR analytics.

Quantexa

Quantexa, founded in 2016, is a London-based Decision Intelligence platform that integrates data from over 1,000 sources to enable AI-driven insights for sectors like banking, insurance, and government. The company has raised a total of $545 million across multiple rounds, including $175 million in Series F, $129 million in Series E, and $153 million in Series D, achieving a valuation of $2.6 billion. Its AI-powered platform processes billions of transactions with over 95% accuracy, helping enterprises make automated, informed decisions at scale.

Quantinuum

Quantinuum, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, has raised approximately $900 million in funding from strategic and venture investors, including a major $600 million Series B round in 2025 led by NVentures, Quanta Computer, and QED Investors at a valuation near $10–11 billion. The company develops full-stack quantum computing hardware, software, and middleware to enable commercial applications across optimization, materials science, cryptography, and artificial intelligence. With backing from institutional partners and technology leaders, Quantinuum continues scaling its systems and accelerating quantum adoption for enterprise and research use cases.

Quantum Metric

Quantum Metric, founded in 2015, has raised $250 million to date, reaching a $1 billion valuation in January 2021. The company’s $200 million Series B round, led by Insight Partners and supported by Endeavor, marked its entry into the unicorn club. Earlier funding included a $25 million Series A round in 2018 and venture debt from SVB in 2020. With investors such as Bain Capital and Insight Partners, Quantum Metric continues to accelerate digital transformation through real-time analytics, customer insights, and AI-driven experience management solutions for enterprises worldwide.

QuantumScape

QuantumScape has raised over $1.8 billion across multiple rounds, starting from early venture funding to major strategic corporate investments. Key rounds include the $100M Volkswagen round in 2018, $200M corporate round in 2020, a $500M Post-IPO equity raise in 2020, $446M in 2021, and $300M in 2023. Early rounds in 2010, 2011, 2014, and 2015 helped establish its solid-state battery research. Backed by major investors such as Volkswagen Group, Fidelity, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, and QIA, QuantumScape continues advancing next-generation lithium-metal energy storage for the EV industry.

Quibi

Quibi raised a total of $1.75 billion across two large seed rounds before shutting down and ultimately being acqui-hired. In August 2018, it secured a $1 billion seed round from a powerhouse syndicate including Alibaba Group, Disney, 21st Century Fox, Sony Pictures, Lionsgate, NBCUniversal, Entertainment One, ViacomCBS, Liberty Global, JPMorgan Chase, WarnerMedia, MGM Studios, and Goldman Sachs. This was followed by a $750 million seed round in March 2020 led by Google, Procter & Gamble, Walmart, Anheuser-Busch, Disney, WndrCo, and Alibaba Group to fuel content spend, marketing, and platform launch.

Quizlet

Quizlet, founded in 2005, joined the Unicorn Club in May 2020 after raising a $30 million Series C led by General Atlantic, achieving a $1 billion valuation. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the EdTech unicorn has raised $62 million across four funding rounds. Quizlet provides digital flashcards and collaborative learning tools for students across K-12 and higher education. Investors include General Atlantic and firmgroupsinc.com. Funding supports platform enhancements, global expansion, and mobile app development, positioning Quizlet as a leading provider of digital learning solutions worldwide.

Qumulo

Qumulo, founded in 2012, joined the Unicorn Club in July 2020 after raising a $125 million Series E led by BlackRock, achieving a $1.2 billion valuation. Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, United States, the enterprise cloud storage startup has raised $346 million across six funding rounds. Qumulo provides cloud and hybrid storage management software with features including file workload management, project management, and automated infrastructure. Investors include BlackRock and Top Tier Capital Partners. Funding supports platform expansion, enterprise adoption, and operational scaling, positioning Qumulo as a leader in enterprise storage management solutions.

Quora

Quora, founded in 2009 by Charlie Cheever and Adam D’Angelo, has raised $301M across multiple rounds, including a $75M Series D in Jan 2024, an $85M Series D in 2017, and an $80M Series C in 2014. The Mountain View–based platform operates a global Q&A ecosystem blending human expertise and machine learning to surface reliable answers. Funding supported product development, search and personalization, monetization via ads and subscriptions, moderation systems, and engineering talent acquisition. Key investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator, Tiger Global, Benchmark, and Peter Thiel.

Ramp

Ramp, founded in 2019 and headquartered in New York City, United States, has raised $2.13 billion in funding and reached a $22.5 billion valuation. The company offers a spend management and accounts payable automation platform, including corporate cards, bill payments, and AI-powered analytics. With investors like T. Rowe Price and equitywestsecurities.com, Ramp helps finance teams automate workflows, control spending, and improve efficiency, becoming one of the fastest-growing players in global financial technology.

Rani Therapeutics

Rani Therapeutics has raised $234 million across multiple rounds, including Series C tranches in 2015 ($15.5M & $7.65M), Series D tranches (2017–2018: $39M and undisclosed) and Series E activity in 2020 (two tranches: $50M and $69M), plus a $60.3M Post-IPO round on Oct 23, 2025. Founded in 2012, Rani develops an innovative oral-delivery platform (RaniPill) for biologics, targeting conditions traditionally treated by injection. Funding supported device engineering, GLP/GMP manufacturing scale-up, preclinical and clinical programs, and strategic collaborations with pharma partners to broaden therapeutic applications.

RapidRatings

RapidRatings, a New York-based vendor risk management platform founded by Patrick Caragata in 2002, has raised $255 million across three rounds to expand its financial risk analytics. The company secured $21M in Series A funding from LLR Partners (2016), $30M in Series B funding from FTV Capital (2018), and a $200M Series C led by Spectrum Equity and 22C Capital in 2022. This funding supports global expansion, advanced predictive modeling, and product innovation. RapidRatings enables enterprises to evaluate third-party financial health and minimize operational and regulatory risks.

Rebellion Defense

Rebellion Defense, a Washington-based defense technology firm, has raised $150 million in Series B funding (September 2021), achieving a $1 billion valuation. Major investors include Insight Partners, Venrock, Innovation Endeavors, Lupa Systems, and Declaration Partners, backing the company’s AI-driven mission systems for military and national defense. Focused on enhancing battlefield intelligence and operational awareness, Rebellion Defense uses cutting-edge AI and ML tools to serve government and defense agencies.

Rec Room

Rec Room has raised $271 million in funding and reached a $3.5 billion valuation, with 279 employees. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, United States, the platform enables gamers and developers to create and play games without coding knowledge. Available on Steam, PlayStation, and Oculus, Rec Room offers games like Paintball, Escape Room, Dodgeball, and Parkour Courses. After its $100 million Series D round on March 23, 2021, backed by Sequoia Capital and Index Ventures, Rec Room continues to expand user-generated content and immersive gaming experiences globally.

Recharge

Recharge, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Santa Monica, California, United States, has raised $277 million and reached a $2.1 billion valuation. The company provides subscription management solutions for e-commerce brands, offering tools for recurring billing, analytics, customer insights, and personalized subscription experiences. Backed by Iconiq Capital and Bain Capital Ventures, Recharge helps businesses optimize subscription retention and engagement. Its platform enables scalable management of subscription-based products, supporting brands in building sustainable recurring revenue models and improving customer lifetime value.

Red Ventures

Red Ventures has raised $250M across multiple PE rounds, fueling its growth into a leading digital marketing and customer acquisition platform. The company secured a $250M PE investment from Silver Lake in 2015, followed by an undisclosed PE round in 2011 led by QED Investors, and earlier grant funding of $170K in 2018. Founded in 2000, Red Ventures blends technology, analytics, content, and partnerships to help major brands acquire customers at scale. Its investments have supported global expansion and development of advanced data-driven marketing capabilities.

Redaptive

Redaptive, founded in 2015 and based in Denver, Colorado, has raised a total of $1.0165 billion across multiple rounds, including $15 million in 2015, $20 million in 2018, $156.5 million in 2020, $200 million in 2022, $50 million in 2023, $250 million in 2023, $225 million in 2024, $100 million in 2024, and $650 million in May 2025. Supported by investors such as CPP Investments, ATLAS SP Partners, and Deutsche Bank, Redaptive provides Energy-as-a-Service solutions, delivering real-time analytics, financing, and sustainability optimization for commercial and industrial clients.

Redesign Health

Redesign Health has raised $315 million over multiple funding rounds, including a $65 million Series C that valued the company at $1.7 billion. Founded in 2018, the New York-based venture builder has supported the creation of over 70 healthcare companies, leveraging AI and a proven model to scale innovative healthcare solutions. With a team of 101–250 employees, Redesign Health is accelerating the launch of 25+ new startups this year, backed by investors like General Catalyst, Blisce, and CVS Health Ventures, driving growth in digital health and healthcare innovation.

Redfin

Redfin, founded in 2004, has raised 166 million dollars in private funding along with significant post IPO capital, including 525 million dollars raised in October 2020. The company operates a technology driven residential real estate brokerage combining listing search, salaried agents in select markets, iBuyer experimentation, and mortgage and title services. Backed by investors such as Glynn Capital, DFJ, Tiger Global, Wellington, and Durable Capital, Redfin used its funding to expand its agent network, enhance mapping and search tools, build integrated transaction services, and scale marketplace operations. Redfin is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.

Redis

Redis, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, United States, has raised about $355 million in total funding, reaching a $2 billion valuation. It offers a cloud-based, in-memory database platform that functions as a cache, vector database, document store, and streaming engine. With investors like Tiger Global Management and Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, Redis enables real-time data processing for AI, analytics, and enterprise workloads across global cloud environments.

Redpanda Data

Redpanda Data, founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, has raised $165.5 million across multiple funding rounds, achieving a current valuation of $1 billion. The company provides a high-performance streaming data platform fully compatible with Kafka, enabling organizations to unify historical and real-time data. With 101–250 employees, Redpanda supports modern data streaming challenges and integrates tools like WebAssembly, Apache Iceberg, and serverless architectures. Major investors include Lightspeed Venture Partners, GV, and Haystack VC, fueling the company’s growth, platform innovation, and expansion into AI and ML applications.

Redpanda

Redpanda, founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, raised $100 million in a Series D funding round on April 3, 2025, bringing total funding to $262 million from investors including Google Ventures and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The company provides a cloud-based event streaming platform and storage engine that enables real-time data processing, transformation, and analytics without code changes. Serving businesses that require high-throughput and low-latency streaming solutions, Redpanda empowers teams to make faster decisions and scale operations efficiently, achieving a $1B unicorn valuation.

Redwood Materials

Redwood Materials has raised $2.22 billion in total funding across multiple rounds, including a $1 billion Series D (2023) and a $350 million Series E (2025). Major backers include T. Rowe Price, Fidelity Investments, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and the U.S. Department of Energy, which also issued a $2 billion debt loan to support the development of large-scale recycling capacity. With a current valuation of $5 billion (as of August 2023), Redwood continues to advance its circular battery supply chain model, transforming used lithium-ion batteries into high-value materials for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage systems.

REEF

EEF has raised $768M to date, highlighted by a $766M Series D on Nov 2, 2020 led by SoftBank and Mubadala alongside Oaktree and UBS. Founded in 2013, REEF transforms parking assets into neighborhood hubs offering fulfillment, ghost-kitchen operations, last-mile logistics, POS/ordering systems, and proximity marketing. Funding has supported rapid market expansion, platform development, and partnerships with retailers and food brands. With millions in annual revenue and thousands of on-the-ground staff, REEF converts underused urban real estate into service-dense commerce nodes, redefining urban last-mile infrastructure and neighborhood commerce.

Reflection AI

Reflection AI has raised $2 billion at an $8 billion valuation, a dramatic 15× jump from its previous $545 million valuation. The company, founded in 2024 by former DeepMind researchers Misha Laskin and Ioannis Antonoglou, is building an open frontier-scale AI lab positioned as a Western challenger to DeepSeek and an alternative to closed labs like OpenAI and Anthropic. Its funding supports development of large-scale Mixture-of-Experts models, an autonomous coding stack, and a frontier LLM trained on tens of trillions of tokens.

Reflection

Reflection, founded in 2024, has raised approximately $2.2 billion across Seed to Series B funding rounds, including a $2 billion Series B that gave the company an $8 billion valuation. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States, Reflection develops open foundation models designed for enterprise and developer use cases. Key investors include Lightspeed Venture Partners, Nvidia, and Sequoia. With rapid funding momentum and expanding AI infrastructure, Reflection is positioned to scale advanced multimodal and language models for broad commercial deployment across industries.

Reflex Aerospace

Reflex Aerospace has raised more than $65 million across its Seed and Series A rounds, including a ~$7M Seed in 2022 led by Alpine Space Ventures, High-Tech Gründerfonds, and a Bavarian aerospace family office. In November 2025, the company closed a ~$58M Series A backed by Human Element, Bayern Kapital, Renovatio Financial Investments, Alpine Space Ventures, and HTGF. This funding supports Reflex Aerospace’s expansion into scalable, rapidly configurable satellite manufacturing capabilities designed for defense, government, and commercial missions.

Reify Health

Reify Health has raised $478M in funding through multiple rounds: $30M Series B (Aug 12, 2020), $220M Series C (Aug 10, 2021), and $220M Series D (Apr 21, 2022). Key investors include Dragoneer Investment Group, Altimeter Capital, Coatue, Battery Ventures, and Iconiq Capital. Reify Health, headquartered in Boston, United States, provides AI-enhanced mobile health solutions for clinical trials, including patient recruitment, engagement, and custom mobile health algorithms, enabling researchers and scientists to accelerate trial processes and improve patient outcomes.

Reka

Reka has secured a $110M investment round backed by both new and existing investors, including NVIDIA, Snowflake, and others. The company develops highly efficient multimodal AI models capable of understanding video, images, text, and audio while operating at a fraction of the compute cost of competitors. Their platforms, Reka Flash, Reka Vision, and Reka Research, are now available for enterprise adoption, supporting applications in video understanding, multimodal search, and autonomous agentic reasoning. The latest funding will accelerate global deployment and scale their infrastructure for broader industry adoption.

Relativity Space

Relativity Space has raised $1.34 billion across major rounds, including $650M Series E (2021) and $500M Series D (2020), achieving a $4.2B valuation. Earlier rounds were backed by major investors like Fidelity Investments, BlackRock, Tiger Global, and Baillie Gifford. In January 2025, the company secured an angel investment from Eric Schmidt, adding to its capital stack. Founded in 2015, the startup leverages AI, robotics, and metal 3D printing to develop next-generation launch vehicles, targeting fast, cost-efficient satellite deployment and lower-earth-orbit missions.

Relativity Space

Relativity Space, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Long Beach, California, has raised $1.955 billion across multiple funding rounds, achieving a current valuation of $4.2 billion. The company pioneers 3D-printed rockets, reducing production complexity and building rockets in under 60 days. With 501–1,000 employees, Relativity Space leverages AI and autonomous robotics to design reusable rockets capable of heavy payload delivery to low Earth orbit. Major investors include Fidelity, Tiger Global Management, Bond, and Tribe Capital, supporting the company’s global expansion and technological innovation in aerospace.

Reliance Jio

Reliance Jio, headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, has raised $20 billion from Google, achieving a valuation of $58 billion. The company provides mobile telecom services, high-speed internet, and digital platforms for consumers and businesses across India. Jio integrates advanced network infrastructure, broadband services, and digital applications to drive connectivity and digital adoption nationwide. With strong funding and technology partnerships, Reliance Jio is positioned to expand 5G infrastructure, enhance digital services, and maintain leadership in India’s telecom and digital ecosystem.

Reliance Retail

Reliance Retail, headquartered in Mumbai, India, has raised $8 billion from the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, achieving a valuation of $101 billion. The company operates India’s largest retail ecosystem, including grocery, fashion, electronics, lifestyle stores, and digital commerce platforms. Reliance Retail integrates supply chain management, technology solutions, and analytics to efficiently serve consumers across the country. With substantial funding and extensive market presence, the company is positioned to expand retail offerings, strengthen digital operations, and maintain its leadership in India’s consumer and retail industry.

Reliaquest

ReliaQuest, valued at $3.4 billion, has raised $1.13 billion across multiple funding rounds, including a $500 million Series E led by KKR. Founded in 2007 and based in Tampa, Florida, United States, ReliaQuest provides a cybersecurity platform that delivers SIEM, threat intelligence, and managed security operations for enterprises. Its proprietary RQ Aware engine aggregates malicious data to improve security posture. With investors like Golub Growth and Finback Investment Partners, ReliaQuest has become a leading provider of enterprise cybersecurity and threat management solutions.

Reltio

Reltio, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, United States, has raised a total of $237 million in funding, including a $120 million Series E round led by Brighton Park Capital in November 2021. Valued at $1.7 billion, Reltio offers a cloud-native master data management platform that unifies, cleanses, and analyzes enterprise data from multiple sources. The company serves clients in life sciences, government, and manufacturing, empowering organizations to achieve real-time data-driven decision-making at scale.

Remitly

Remitly has raised $436M across multiple rounds, including an $85M Series F in July 2020, backed by investors such as Stripes, Prosus, and Visa. Their earlier rounds contributed significantly to scaling operations before going public. Founded in 2011, Remitly is a leading digital remittance platform enabling cross-border payments through bank deposits, cash pickups, and mobile wallets. Funding has supported global expansion, licensing, compliance infrastructure, and advanced fraud prevention, helping Remitly strengthen its position in the fast-growing digital money transfer market.

Rent the Runway

Rent the Runway has raised $326 million across multiple rounds, including a significant $125 million Series F round in 2019, which pushed its valuation to $1 billion. Earlier funding included a $60 million Series E round led by Fidelity and $200 million in debt financing from Temasek Holdings to strengthen operations. Its Series G round in October 2020, backed by Ares Management, further enhanced liquidity and long-term growth stability. Additional secondary transactions provided investor liquidity over the years. Collectively, these rounds position Rent the Runway as one of the most funded consumer platforms in fashion tech.

Rentberry

Rentberry, founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, has raised $123.9 million across multiple funding rounds and is currently valued at $1 billion. The platform provides a digital rental marketplace offering online applications, rent payments, virtual tours, and e-signing for tenants and landlords. With 11–50 employees and over 25 million active users in 60+ countries, Rentberry streamlines long-term rentals and helps properties achieve true market value. Major investors include Berkeley Hills Capital, GTM Capital, and Zing Capital, supporting the company’s global expansion and innovation.

Replit

Replit, founded in 2016, has raised a total of $522 million across multiple rounds, reaching a $3 billion valuation in September 2025. The company began with a $120K pre-seed from Y Combinator in 2018, followed by a $4.5M seed from Andreessen Horowitz, $20M Series A from A.Capital Ventures, $80M Series B from Coatue, $97.4M Series C from Andreessen Horowitz, and $20M venture round from Craft Ventures. Its latest $250M Series D/E, led by American Express and Coatue, supports global expansion of AI-native app development tools.

Resonetics

Resonetics, valued at $2.25 billion, provides laser micro-machining solutions for the life sciences industry. Founded in 1987 and based in Nashua, New Hampshire, the company serves medical specialties such as cardiovascular, drug delivery, ophthalmic, neurovascular, diabetes, and in-vitro diagnostics. Backed by investors like CPP Investments and The Carlyle Group, Resonetics operates four manufacturing facilities and employs 980 people. Its acquisition of Mound Laser enhanced its technical expertise, positioning Resonetics as a global leader in precision medical device manufacturing.

Restaurant365

Restaurant365, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Irvine, United States, has raised a total of $283 million across three funding rounds, reaching a $1 billion valuation in May 2023. The company secured $40 million in Series A (2018), $48 million in Series B (2019), and $175 million in Series C (2023) led by Iconiq Capital. With 163 employees, Restaurant365 provides all-in-one restaurant management software for inventory, accounting, recipe costing, and franchise operations, helping foodservice businesses streamline workflows and boost profitability.

Retool

Retool, valued at $1.85 billion after a $20 million Series C led by Sequoia Capital on December 22, 2021, has raised a total of $135 million to date. Founded in 2017 and based in San Francisco, Retool offers a low-code platform that helps teams rapidly build internal tools using drag-and-drop UI components connected to databases and APIs. With 124 employees and backing from Sequoia Capital, Bond Capital, and Madica, Retool continues to redefine enterprise app development in the low-code ecosystem.

Revolut

Revolut, headquartered in London, United Kingdom, has raised $75 million from investors including Index Ventures, DST Global, and Ribbit Capital. The fintech company provides digital banking, payments, currency exchange, and financial management tools through a mobile-first platform. Revolut enables consumers and businesses to manage finances securely and efficiently across multiple regions and currencies. With early funding support and global expansion plans, Revolut is positioned to scale its digital banking services, introduce innovative financial products, and maintain a leading role in the fintech industry.

Rhizocore Technologies

Rhizocore Technologies has raised $10.49 million across three rounds: a $0.49M pre-seed (March 2022), a $4.5M seed round (June 2023), and a $5.5M Series A in November 2025 led by The First Thirty with participation from major climate and nature-tech investors. The company, focused on ecological restoration, develops scalable mycorrhizal fungi solutions to rebuild soil health and accelerate reforestation. With growing investor support and rising demand for natural climate solutions, Rhizocore is positioned to expand its biological supply chain and global restoration impact.

Rho

Rho, founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York, has raised $194.9 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $75 million Series B and $100 million in debt financing. The platform provides an all-in-one financial solution with business checking and savings accounts, corporate credit cards, and expense management tools. With 251–500 employees and backing from 14 investors—including M13, DFJ Growth, and Dragoneer Investment Group—Rho enables businesses to streamline financial operations, enhance visibility, and scale efficiently in the competitive fintech landscape.

Rightway

Rightway has raised $239 million in funding and reached a $1.1 billion valuation, with 194 employees. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, the platform provides cloud-based employee health benefits solutions, including care navigation, telehealth, and pharmacy management. Backed by Thrive Capital and Tiger Global Management, Rightway combines AI-driven recommendations with expert guidance to optimize employee wellness. After its $100 million Series C round on March 30, 2021, Rightway continues to expand its enterprise client base and improve employee health outcomes globally.

Ring Labs

Ring Labs raised $208M across multiple rounds including a $109M Series D in January 2017, $61.2M Series C in March 2016, and $28M Series B in August 2015 before its acquisition by Amazon. Founded in 2012, Ring Labs builds consumer smart-home security products including video doorbells, indoor and outdoor cameras, and integrated security kits. Funding supported hardware R&D, cloud video, subscription services, and retail expansion. The company became widely recognized for accessible, easy-to-install home security solutions, leveraging mobile apps, cloud storage, and neighborhood-focused features to scale global adoption before joining Amazon.

Rippling

Rippling, founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, has raised $1.987 billion across multiple funding rounds and is currently valued at $13.5 billion. Its platform unifies HR, IT, and finance operations, managing payroll, benefits, onboarding, IT devices, and security for enterprises. With 1,001–5,000 employees, Rippling serves thousands of businesses globally, streamlining workforce management and compliance. The company’s rapid growth, supported by major investors like Coatue, Greenoaks, and Kleiner Perkins, positions it as a leading all-in-one solution in the highly competitive workforce management space.

Riskified

Riskified has raised $232 million across multiple rounds including a $165M Series E (Nov 5, 2019) that helped scale operations toward a $1B valuation, a $33M Series C (Jun 27, 2017), and a later $3.37M Series E tranche (Mar 4, 2021)as the company continued product expansion. Founded in 2013, Riskified provides machine-learning driven fraud prevention and chargeback guarantees for e-commerce merchants. Funding supported global expansion, R&D for behavioral and device analytics, and building a managed service that reduces fraud-related friction while increasing approval rates for legitimate buyers.

Rivian

Rivian has secured $10.5 billion in total funding, positioning itself as one of the most heavily funded electric vehicle manufacturers globally. Major rounds include a $2.7 billion Series F in 2021, a $2.5 billion private equity round in 2021, and a $6.6 billion DOE-backed post-IPO debt facility in 2024. Earlier funding led by T. Rowe Price, Cox Automotive, and Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund supported the development of its flagship R1T and R1S models. Rivian’s most recent raise, a $1 billion post-IPO round in June 2025, reinforces its long-term strategy for scaling production and expanding global manufacturing.

Ro

Ro is a New York-based telehealth company founded in 2017 that has raised $1.03 billion across multiple funding rounds and is currently valued at $7 billion. Its platform integrates telehealth, diagnostics, and pharmacy services to provide comprehensive care in men’s and women’s health, weight management, skin care, and sexual health. With 501–1,000 employees, Ro has facilitated over 150,000 in-home care appointments and scaled Ro Pharmacy, resulting in a 150% revenue increase and positioning it as a leading player in digital healthcare.

Robinhood

Robinhood, founded in 2013 by Vlad Tenev, Baiju Bhatt, and Tom Linford, has raised $5.73B across equity and debt financings, including a $3.4B Series H in Jan 2021, a $500M debt facility in Jan 2021, and a $648M Post-IPO round in May 2022. The Menlo Park–based platform democratized retail investing with commission-free trades, fractional shares, options, and crypto. Funding fueled product expansion, regulatory compliance, scaling clearing & custody operations, technology investments, and groundwork for international growth. Key investors include Ribbit Capital, Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, DST Global, and Index Ventures.

Roblox

Roblox has raised $918M across multiple rounds, beginning with early Series D rounds in 2009 and 2011, followed by major growth stages including a $25M Series E (2017), $150M Series F (2018), $150M and $1M Series G rounds (2020), and a landmark $520M Series H in 2021 that valued the company at $29.5B. Additional venture rounds in 2021 and 2022, along with a post-IPO equity raise in 2024, further strengthened its financial runway. These funding efforts fueled platform expansion, developer ecosystem growth, and Roblox’s evolution as a global metaverse leader.

Robust Intelligence

Robust Intelligence, founded in 2019 and based in San Francisco, has raised $44 million across three funding rounds before its $400 million acquisition by Cisco. The company’s AI security platform continuously tests and protects models from failures, data drift, and vulnerabilities. With a team of 51–100 employees, Robust Intelligence serves enterprises looking to deploy AI safely and reliably. Its innovative approach ensures operational and reputational risk mitigation while addressing the rapidly growing global demand for robust AI governance and security solutions.

Rocket Lab

Rocket Lab, founded in 2006 by Peter Beck, has raised $288M in disclosed funding, including a $140M Series E in Nov 2018 and post-IPO rounds of $355M and $120M in Feb 2024. The Long Beach–based company develops dedicated small-payload launch vehicles, reusable rockets, satellite buses, and mission services for commercial and government clients. Funding supported Electron launcher development, global launch infrastructure, reusability R&D, satellite manufacturing, and operational scale. Key investors include Bessemer Venture Partners, Khosla Ventures, DCVC, Promus Ventures, and Future Fund. Rocket Lab aims to expand launch cadence and satellite deployment capabilities globally.

Rocket Lawyer

Rocket Lawyer, founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $288 million in total funding, including a $223 million Series F round led by Vista Equity Partners. With 233 employees, the company reached unicorn status in April 2021, offering online legal services that connect users with local attorneys for document reviews, consultations, and representation. Rocket Lawyer leverages AI and automation to make legal support more accessible for small businesses, families, and individuals globally.

Rokid

Rokid, founded in 2014 by Mingming Zhu and headquartered in Redwood City, California, is an AI-driven augmented reality (AR) technology company developing smart glasses for industrial, healthcare, and educational use. The company has raised $228 million across multiple rounds, including a $3 million seed round (2025), $65 million Series B (2016), and $160 million Series C–E (2022), reaching a $1 billion valuation by November 2023. With 201–500 employees, Rokid integrates AI and AR to enhance real-time visualization, hands-free operations, and intelligent interaction worldwide.

Rokt Technologies

Rokt Technologies, valued at $3.5 billion, has raised $487 million to date, including a $325 million Series E led by Tiger Global Management. Founded in 2012 and based in the United States, Rokt provides AI-powered marketing tools that enable e-commerce businesses to deliver personalized, transaction-based experiences. Its machine learning platform optimizes customer engagement through cross-selling, upselling, and re-engagement campaigns, helping brands maximize revenue at checkout. Backed by investors like Wellington and TDM Growth Partners, Rokt continues to expand its global footprint in digital commerce optimization.

Roku

Roku, founded in 2008 by Anthony Wood, raised $214M before its IPO, including a $45.5M Series G in 2016. The San Jose–based company manufactures streaming devices, licenses Roku OS for smart TVs, and operates an advertising platform. Funding supported device production, content partnerships, platform development, and ad monetization. Roku’s ecosystem combines hardware, software, and advertising to deliver value for publishers, advertisers, and consumers. Key investors include Fidelity, Menlo Ventures, and Sky.

Roofstock

Roofstock has raised a total of $373 million across multiple rounds, including a $6.3M Venture, $7M Series A, $20M Series B, $35M and $7M Series C, $50M Series D, and a $240M Series E led by SoftBank Vision Fund, reaching a $1.94 billion valuation (Mar 2022). Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Oakland, California, Roofstock operates an online marketplace for real estate investments, enabling investors to buy, sell, and manage single-family rental properties through a data-driven, transparent, and low-friction digital platform.

Root

Root has raised $540 million across major funding rounds, including a $360M Series E (2019), $100M Series D (2018), and $51M Series C (2018), backed by top investors such as Tiger Global Management, DST Global Partners, Redpoint Ventures, and Coatue. The company reached unicorn status in under four years by pioneering behavior-based car insurance using telematics and mobile-first underwriting. Root’s IPO positioned it among the fastest-scaling insurtech companies in the U.S., supported by deep venture capital participation and rapid market adoption driven by digital policy management and personalized risk evaluation.

Rothys

Rothy’s, valued at $1 billion after its $200 million Series C led by Alpargatas in December 2021, has raised a total of $242 million. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company creates sustainable, machine-washable shoes and bags made from recycled plastic bottles using proprietary 3D knitting technology. With 193 employees, Rothy’s combines fashion, technology, and sustainability to reduce waste and carbon footprint while expanding its eco-friendly product lines for the modern consumer.

Route

Route has raised $340 million in total funding, including a $200 million Series B round in January 2022 led by Eldridge Industries, valuing it at $1.25 billion, and a $40 million Series C in June 2024, raising its valuation to $14 billion. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Lehi, Utah, Route offers an e-commerce package tracking and protection platform connecting merchants and customers. With 649 employees as of December 2020, the company continues to lead innovation in logistics tech and post-purchase experiences.

Royole

Royole, founded in 2012, has raised $850 million across equity and debt, including a $300M Series F, $240M Series D, and a $560M venture debt facility. The Fremont-based company develops flexible electronic displays, foldable screens, wearable display apparel, and development kits. Funding supported R&D, scaling AMOLED and TOLED manufacturing, and global commercialization for mobile, automotive, and IoT applications. Royole’s vertical integration accelerates prototype-to-production cycles, enabling novel device form factors and flexible interfaces, positioning the company as a leader in next-generation display and wearable technology.

Rubicon

Rubicon, founded in 2008, has raised $272M from investors including Wellington and Goldman Sachs. The Portland–based company provides smart waste management systems using connected bins and a digital platform for governments and industries. Funding supported product development, operational scaling, and market expansion across healthcare, construction, and hospitality. Rubicon became a unicorn in Sep 2017 and continues to optimize waste collection, recycling, and compliance workflows through data-driven and technology-enabled solutions.

Rubrik

Rubrik, founded in 2014 by Bipul Sinha, Arvind Jain, Soham Mazumdar, and Arvind Nithrakashyap, has raised $553M in private financings, including a $261M Series E in 2019 and strategic participation from Microsoft in later rounds. The company provides a converged data management platform for backup, recovery, cloud governance, and ransomware protection, leveraging AI to secure enterprise data and accelerate access for developers. Employing around 1,715 people, Rubrik serves enterprises with software, appliances, and cloud services. Funding supported product expansion, global sales, platform hardening, and integration with multi-cloud environments. Key investors include Greylock Partners, Microsoft, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Bain Capital Ventures, and JC2 Ventures.

Ruminant BioTech

Ruminant BioTech has secured $33.7 million across Pre-Seed, Seed, and Series A rounds to advance its methane-reducing technologies for livestock. The company first raised $4.5M in 2022, followed by a $12.2M Seed round in May 2023 led by Regeneration.VC and Sturgess Holdings Ltd. Its Series A round of $17M in November 2025, led by Rosrain Investments and Cultivate Ventures, supports large-scale production and commercialization. With growing investor backing, Ruminant BioTech is rapidly scaling its environmental impact solutions for the agriculture sector.

Runway

Runway, founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York City, is an AI-powered creative platform that has raised a total of $544 million, including $308 million in its Series D round in April 2025, led by Fidelity Investments and Baillie Gifford, reaching a $3 billion valuation. With a team of 30 employees, Runway develops generative AI tools for video generation, multimodal simulations, and AI-driven media production. Its platform empowers filmmakers, designers, and content creators to accelerate workflows, enhance creativity, and produce high-quality media using next-generation AI technology.

6sense

6sense has raised $426 million in funding and reached a $5.2 billion valuation, with 1,001–5,000 employees. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the platform uses machine learning and behavioral data to predict buyer intent, identify high-value prospects, and optimize sales and marketing strategies. Backed by Harmony Partners and Sapphire Ventures, 6sense enables teams to track accounts, generate opportunities, and prioritize leads effectively. After its $125 million Series D round on March 30, 2021, the company continues to expand its predictive intelligence capabilities globally.

Safe Superintelligence

Safe Superintelligence, headquartered in the United States, has raised $3 billion in total funding and holds a valuation of $32 billion. The company focuses on advanced artificial intelligence development, high performance computing, and AI safety research. CoreNest Capital is its primary disclosed investor, supporting the company’s growth in frontier model development and infrastructure expansion. Although detailed funding rounds remain undisclosed, Safe Superintelligence is considered one of the most influential AI companies, positioned to drive major advancements in large scale intelligent systems.

SageSure

SageSure, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Jersey City, United States, is an internet-first property insurance platform that has raised $320 million in total funding, including a $70 million Series D round in May 2025, following an earlier $250 million investment. Valued at $1 billion, the company employs 201–500 people and partners with insurers like SafePort, Wilshire, and TransGuard to provide residential and commercial property coverage. Backed by investors such as Amwins and Flexpoint Ford, SageSure continues to expand its digital insurance and claims management solutions.

Saia Agrobotics

Saia Agrobotics has raised $11.56 million to advance its AI-driven robotic farming platform, with its Series A round of $10 million in November 2025 led by CHECK24 Impact GmbH. Specializing in fully automated greenhouse robotics, the company focuses on scalable, data-driven crop production systems for modern agriculture. Its funding supports continued R&D, expansion in European markets, and commercialization of robotic modules designed to improve yield, reduce labor dependency, and optimize controlled-environment agriculture operations.

Saks OFF 5TH

Saks OFF 5TH has raised a total of $200 million, most recently secured in a June 2021 equity investment led by Insight Partners at a valuation of $1 billion. Since its founding in 1990, the off-price fashion retailer has evolved its digital and store operations to capture luxury designer goods at value pricing. The June 2021 funding is aimed at accelerating its e-commerce business as a standalone entity, enhancing fulfilment, expanding online reach and improving omnichannel integration. Positioned to strengthen its share in the off-price luxury market, Saks OFF 5TH now focuses on digital scale and customer experience.

SalesLoft

SalesLoft, an Atlanta-based AI-powered sales engagement platform founded in 2011, has raised $246 million across several funding rounds. The company reached a $2.3 billion valuation in December 2021, backed by investors including Insight Partners, Emergence Capital, and Owl Rock. Its largest known round, a $100 million Series E in January 2021, accelerated its revenue orchestration and enterprise automation initiatives. Acquired in 2022, SalesLoft continues to enhance sales prospecting, engagement, and analytics, helping global sales teams streamline operations and drive predictable revenue growth.

Salsify

Salsify has raised a total of $453 million across six funding rounds, including a $9M Seed, $30M Series A, $30M Series B, $43M Series D, $155M Series E, and a $200M Series F in April 2022, valuing the company at $2 billion. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, Salsify provides a cloud-based product content management and syndication platform for brands and retailers. Backed by investors such as Venrock, North Bridge Venture Partners, and Warburg Pincus, Salsify continues to enhance global product content management and digital commerce capabilities.

Salt Security

Salt Security, a Palo Alto-based API cybersecurity company, has raised $281 million in total funding to date. Its latest and largest round, a $140 million Series D in January 2022, was led by CapitalG with participation from Sequoia Capital, Y Combinator, and DFJ Growth, pushing its valuation to $1.4 billion. Earlier rounds include $70 million in Series C (2021) and $30 million in Series B (2020). Backed by elite investors and leveraging AI-driven threat detection, Salt Security is reshaping modern API protection for enterprises worldwide.

SambaNova

SambaNova Systems has raised $1.13 billion across multiple large rounds, notably a $150M Series B (Apr 2, 2019), a $250M Series C (Feb 25, 2020) at a reported $2.5B valuation, and a $676M Series D (Apr 13, 2021) valuing the company at about $5B with participation from SoftBank Vision Fund, Temasek, Google Ventures, BlackRock and GIC. Founded in 2017, SambaNova builds integrated AI hardware-software systems for enterprises and governments accelerating large-model training and inference across finance, healthcare, and public sectors.

Samsara

Samsara has raised $915 million in total funding across multiple rounds, including a $400 million Series F in May 2020 backed by AllianceBernstein, General Atlantic, Warburg Pincus, Franklin Templeton Investments, Sands Capital Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Dragoneer Investment Group, and Tiger Global Management. Earlier, the company raised $300 million in a 2019 Series F round involving Tiger Global and Dragoneer, following a $100 million Series E in December 2018 led by Andreessen Horowitz and General Catalyst. These investments have accelerated Samsara’s AI-driven telematics, safety, and IoT solutions for fleets and industrial operations.

Sana Biotechnology

Sana Biotechnology, founded in 2018, joined the Unicorn Club in June 2020 after raising an $821 million Series D led by F-Prime Capital, Arch Venture Partners, Flagship Pioneering, and others. Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, United States, the biotech startup has raised $821 million across five funding rounds. Sana develops genetically engineered cell therapies for oncology, diabetes, and CNS disorders using gene therapy and gene editing approaches. Investors include F-Prime Capital, Arch Venture Partners, Flagship Pioneering, HTIF, and Baillie Gifford. Funding supports clinical programs, pipeline expansion, and scalable manufacturing.

SandboxAQ

SandboxAQ has raised a total of $950 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in December 2024. Its latest Series E round of $150 million, closed on April 4, 2025, was led by T. Rowe Price and Rizvi Traverse. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Palo Alto, United States, the company develops AI and quantum software with applications in drug discovery, cybersecurity, IoT infrastructure, and materials science. Valued at $5.6 billion, SandboxAQ continues to expand globally in AI-native and quantum computing technologies.

Saronic

Saronic has raised a total of $830 million over multiple funding rounds, including a $600M Series C in February 2025. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, United States, Saronic develops autonomous surface vessels for naval and maritime applications, enhancing awareness, reach, and survivability. The company’s vessels feature adaptive navigation, target tracking, resilient communications, and mission-specific flexibility. With a valuation of $1 billion, Saronic is advancing autonomous maritime technology and expanding adoption across defense and commercial maritime operations worldwide.

Savage X Fenty

Savage X Fenty, the fashion tech brand founded by Rihanna in 2017, has raised $290 million across multiple rounds, achieving a $1 billion valuation by February 2021. The company’s latest Series C round in January 2022 secured $125 million, led by Neuberger Berman with participation from L Catterton, Advent International, and Marcy Venture Partners. With a team of 51–200 employees, Savage X Fenty continues to blend fashion and technology to redefine body positivity and inclusive lingerie through its direct-to-consumer platform.

SayWeee

SayWeee has raised approximately $315 M in Series D, and $425 M in Series E, bringing the total to about $864 M in funding. These rounds were backed by prominent firms such as DST Global and Plus Capital. Founded in 2015, the company delivers curated Asian groceries online in North America via its mobile app and web platform. The latest funding is aimed at expanding the ethnic-food catalogue, scaling fulfilment operations and advancing technology for growth in the online grocery market.

Scopely

Scopely has raised $1.02 billion across multiple late-stage rounds, including $200M Series D (Oct 29, 2019), $200M Series D (Mar 19, 2020) and a $340M Series E (Oct 28, 2020) that supported its $3.3B valuation. Founded in 2011, Scopely builds, publishes and live-operates mobile and cross-platform games using a player-driven design and strong analytics to maximize retention and monetization. These financings funded large IP partnerships, live-ops teams, user-acquisition scale, and studio acquisitions enabling global growth across casual and mid-core titles while prioritizing long-lived player engagement and recurring revenue.

SeatGeek

SeatGeek, headquartered in New York, USA, is a leading mobile-first ticketing platform that has raised a total of $400.1 million across multiple rounds. Its funding journey includes a $550K seed round (Jan 2010), $1M Series A (Jul 2010), $550K second Series A (Oct 2010), $2.1M venture round (Feb 2011), $1.7M venture round (Aug 2012), $2.2M venture round (Dec 2013), $35M Series B (Aug 2014), $62M Series C (Apr 2015), $57M Series D (Apr 2017), and $238M Series E (Aug 2022). SeatGeek’s valuation reached $1.2 billion as of August 2022, with top investors including Accel, TCV, and Glynn Capital Management.

Securonix

Securonix, a leading cybersecurity and AI-native analytics company, has raised $1.06 billion in total funding, including a landmark $1 billion Series C round in February 2022. Backed by investors such as Vista Equity Partners, Volition Capital, Eight Roads Ventures, and Wipro Ventures, the company’s valuation ranges between $87.2 million and $775 million. Earlier rounds included $24 million in Series B (2021) and $29 million in Series A (2017). Headquartered in San Mateo, California, Securonix leverages behavioral analytics and machine learning to deliver next-generation threat detection and risk intelligence.

Seek Out

SeekOut has raised $186 million in total funding, including a $115 million Series C (led by Tiger Global) with a reported valuation of $1.2 billion around Jan–Mar 2022. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, SeekOut provides AI-powered recruitment and talent intelligence tools with ATS integrations. With 191 employees as of Dec 31, 2023, the company is focused on scaling AI sourcing, candidate engagement, and enterprise hiring products.

Segment

Segment has raised $300 million through multiple funding rounds, culminating in a $175M Series D in April 2019 led by Accel, Google Ventures, and Meritech Capital at a $1.5B valuation. Earlier rounds include a $64M Series C (2017) backed by GV and Y Combinator, and earlier seed and Series A/B investments totaling over $20M from firms such as Thrive Capital and Headline. Segment’s acquisition by Twilio in 2020 further validated its strong backing from leading investors. The company remains one of the most well-funded customer data infrastructure platforms globally.

Segment

Segment is a customer data platform founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. The company raised $283.9 million over multiple funding rounds and was acquired by Twilio for $ 3.2 billion. Segment serves 501–1,000 employees globally, integrates with 200+ marketing, analytics, and data warehouse tools, and enables real-time customer insights and personalized experiences. Key investors include Accel, Google Ventures, Thrive Capital, Meritech Capital Partners, and Y Combinator. Its platform focuses on CDP, identity resolution, ETL, audience segmentation, and profile enrichment.

Seismic

Seismic has raised $440 million through multiple rounds, including major growth investments such as its $170M Series G in 2021, led by Permira, which brought the company’s valuation to $3 billion. Earlier rounds included participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners, T. Rowe Price, General Atlantic, JMI Equity, and Jackson Square Ventures, solidifying Seismic’s position in AI-powered sales enablement. In June 2024, Seismic secured additional debt financing from PNC Bank, supporting its global expansion, AI capabilities, and integration of acquired platforms like Lessonly. With strong investor backing, Seismic continues to scale its enterprise sales technology.

Semafor

Semafor has raised $44 million across two funding rounds since June 2022, including a $25 million Pre-Seed round and a $19 million Seed round in May 2023. Founded as a global news platform, it operates from six international offices and covers a range of verticals, including politics, business, technology, and security. Key investors include Jerry Yang, Henry Kravis, Jamal Daniel, Jorge Paulo Lemann, and Stand Together. With this backing, Semafor aims to expand content offerings, grow its subscriber base, and strengthen its global presence in the competitive media landscape.

Semperis

Semperis, founded in 2013 and based in Hoboken, New Jersey, is a cybersecurity company specializing in identity and access management. It has raised a total of $365M, including a $125M Series C on June 20, 2024, reaching a $1B valuation. Backed by Insight Partners and Hercules Capital, Semperis provides Active Directory security and recovery solutions that protect hybrid IT environments from ransomware and identity-based threats while enabling rapid restoration and risk mitigation for enterprises worldwide.

Sendbird

Sendbird, founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, has raised around $218 million in funding and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company provides customizable APIs and SDKs for chat, voice, and video integration, enabling real-time communication in apps across industries. Backed by investors like Meritech and Iconiq Capital, Sendbird powers scalable and secure messaging infrastructure used globally by enterprises to enhance user engagement and build meaningful digital connections.

SentinelOne

SentinelOne raised $697 million across multiple rounds, notably a $120M Series D (Jun 4, 2019), a $200M Series E (Feb 19, 2020), and a $267M Series F (Nov 11, 2020) that valued the company at around $3.1B. Founded in 2013, SentinelOne built an AI-driven endpoint protection platform that detects, predicts and blocks sophisticated threats across endpoints and cloud workloads. Funding accelerated product innovation (behavioral AI, autonomous response), global sales expansion, and large-scale enterprise deployments. Capital also supported go-to-market scale ahead of its public listing and expanded telemetry / threat-intelligence capabilities.

Sentry

Sentry has raised $217 million across six funding rounds, including a $1.5M Seed Round (2015), $9M Series A (2016), $16.5M Series B (2018), $40M Series C (2019), $60M Series D (2021), and $90M Series E (2022). The latest Series E round, led by Accel and Bond, pushed its valuation to $3 billion as of May 2022. Key investors across rounds include Accel, New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Bond, and K5 Global. Over time, Sentry evolved from an open-source project to a unicorn in under 10 years, powering developers globally.

Sentz

With a team of 62 employees, Sentz has raised $183.7M across multiple funding rounds: Series A - $11.3M (Feb 11, 2021), Series B - $75M (May 06, 2021), Series B - $66.4M (Aug 18, 2021). The funding has come from prominent investors including General Catalyst, Human Capital Development, and Vy Capital, enabling Sentz to expand its cross-border remittance solutions, scale operations, and enhance blockchain-enabled global payment features. The company’s valuation reached $1B as of Jul 2021, marking a rapid rise in the fintech and digital remittance space.

ServiceTitan

ServiceTitan has raised $1.1 billion in total funding, with major rounds including a $500M Series F in 2021 led by Tiger Global, Sequoia Capital, T. Rowe Price, and Bessemer Venture Partners. This was followed by a $200M Series G led by Thoma Bravo at a $9.5B valuation, its highest to date. Earlier rounds supported rapid expansion into HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and field-services software. With investors such as Index Ventures, Durable Capital, Battery Ventures, and Dragoneer, ServiceTitan remains one of the most heavily funded and scaled SaaS platforms in the home-services ecosystem.

Sesame

Sesame has raised $250 million in Series B funding, led by Sequoia, with participation from leading investors including NVentures, Analog Devices, IQT, Dauntless Ventures, Catalio Capital, Pennant Investors, and additional backers from the Abundance Membership network. Existing investors such as Flagship Pioneering, Alumni Ventures, ARK Venture Fund, General Catalyst, March Capital, and others also participated. The round fuels Sesame’s mission to build a personal, voice-first AI agent embedded in lightweight smart glasses. More than a million users have already tested Sesame’s expressive, real-time conversational AI voices.

SHEIN

Shein, headquartered in Singapore, has raised over $4.1 billion across funding rounds including Series A through late‑stage growth equity. Early investments such as the $5 million Series A and roughly $44.8 million Series B supported initial expansion, while later rounds like the $500 million Series D, $1.5 billion Series F, and $2.0 billion growth equity funded global scaling and supply chain expansion. Investors include Tiger Global Management, Sequoia Capital China, IDG Capital, and General Atlantic. With strong funding and a data‑driven marketplace, Shein leads fast‑fashion retail globally.

Shield AI

Shield AI has raised a total of $1.17 billion in funding across multiple rounds, achieving a valuation of $5.3 billion as of March 2025. The company’s Series F round, valued at $240 million, was led by investors including Disruptive, Point72 Ventures, and Andreessen Horowitz. Founded in 2015, Shield AI develops AI-driven autonomous drones and training systems for fighter jet pilots, focusing on defense and security applications. Headquartered in San Diego, United States, and supported by over 600 employees, Shield AI is redefining military aviation with its neural-network-powered software, enabling GPS-denied navigation and multi-robot collaboration.

ShiftKey

ShiftKey, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Irving, Texas, has raised a total of $300 million across funding rounds, reaching a $2 billion valuation in January 2023. The $300 million Series A round, led by Lorient Capital, Ares Management, Clearlake Capital Group, and Health Velocity Capital, supports national expansion and technology enhancement. With approximately 292 employees, ShiftKey operates a tech-driven marketplace that connects licensed healthcare professionals with hospitals and clinics, streamlining staffing, scheduling, and shift fulfillment while promoting flexibility and efficiency in the healthcare workforce.

ShipBob

ShipBob has raised a total of $333 million across multiple funding rounds since its founding in 2014. The company’s Series E round in June 2021 brought in $200 million, led by SoftBank Group and Bain Capital Ventures, pushing its valuation to $1 billion. Earlier, ShipBob secured $68 million in Series D (2020), $40 million in Series C (2018), $17.5 million in Series B (2017), $4.58 million in Series A (2016), and multiple seed rounds totaling over $2.6 million. These investments have fueled ShipBob’s rapid expansion in the e-commerce logistics and fulfillment market.

ShipHawk

ShipHawk, founded in 2012 in Santa Barbara, California, has raised $57M across five funding rounds between 2014 and 2021. The company employs 50+ people and offers advanced shipping and warehouse management solutions, including WMS, TMS, ERP integrations, and eCommerce tools. Key investors include Wavemaker Partners, Rincon Venture Partners, UpWest Labs, Karlin Ventures, and Double M Partners. With growing e-commerce demand, ShipHawk aims to scale its operations and capture a larger market share, leveraging its multi-million-dollar funding to expand its technology and customer acquisition.

Shippo

Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, Shippo provides API-based shipping and logistics solutions for e-commerce merchants. The company has raised $154 million across multiple rounds, including a $50 million Series D led by Bessemer Venture Partners, valuing it at $1 billion. Shippo connects businesses with major carriers like DHL, UPS, and FedEx, enabling label printing, package tracking, returns, and rate optimization through a unified cloud platform.

Shop My

Shop My, founded in 2020, has raised over $160M, including a $70M Series B that valued the company at $1.5B. The U.S.–based platform provides affiliate and influencer-driven marketing solutions for e-commerce, connecting brands with publishers to drive sales and conversions. Funding supported product development, marketplace growth, and strategic partnerships. Shop My focuses on data-driven campaign optimization, analytics, and scalable performance marketing to accelerate revenue growth for merchants worldwide.

Shrapnel

Shrapnel, founded in 2014, raised a $19.5 million Series A in 2025, giving it a $1.1 billion valuation. The company has raised more than $38 million to date from investors including Gala Games and Griffin Gaming Partners. Shrapnel develops immersive video games with blockchain integration, NFT based rewards, and play to earn mechanics. Serving a global player base, the platform combines entertainment with decentralized economies. With strong funding and innovative gameplay, Shrapnel is positioned to scale its gaming portfolio and lead the next generation of blockchain based interactive entertainment.

SiFive

SiFive has raised a total of $366 million across six funding rounds, including a $175 million Series F in March 2022 led by Coatue Management, valuing the company at $2.5 billion. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, SiFive provides RISC-V core IP, boards, and development tools for markets like AI, automotive, IoT, and data centers. Backed by top investors such as Intel Capital, Qualcomm Ventures, and Sutter Hill Ventures, SiFive is driving global RISC-V adoption and expanding its semiconductor ecosystem ahead of a potential IPO.

Side

Side has raised $263 million in funding and achieved unicorn status in just over 4 years, with 442 employees. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, the platform provides technology and operational support for real estate brokers. Its tools include agent management, transaction processing, marketing automation, and operational workflows. Side enables brokers to scale their businesses efficiently. With its $50 million Series D round on June 28, 2021, backed by Sapphire Ventures and Scale Up Venture Capital, Side continues to expand its tech-enabled brokerage solutions globally.

Sidecar Health

Sidecar Health has secured $328 million in total funding, achieving a $1 billion valuation in January 2021. Backed by investors such as Bond Capital, Tiger Global Management, and Drive Capital, the company’s most recent Series D round in June 2024 raised $165 million to accelerate national expansion. Founded in 2018 by Patrick Quigley and Veronica Osetinsky, Sidecar Health reached unicorn status within three years and continues to disrupt the U.S. health insurance market with a transparent, member-driven model focused on real-time pricing and flexible coverage options.

Sierra Space

Sierra Space, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, United States, has raised $1.74 billion in total funding, with a $1.41 billion Series A round in November 2021. The company, focused on space systems and commercial spaceflight, provides solutions for spaceplanes, propulsion, space station habitats, and more. With a valuation of $5.3 billion as of September 2023, Sierra Space is set to play a leading role in the future of space exploration, research, and infrastructure.

Sierra

Sierra has raised a total of $635 million in funding across multiple rounds, reaching unicorn status in October 2024 after securing a $175 million Series A led by Greenoaks. Founded in 2023 and based in the United States, the company develops a conversational AI platform for customer service, enabling natural language interactions, real-time issue resolution, and advanced analytics. With a valuation of $10 billion as of September 2025, Sierra is backed by Iconiq Capital and Thrive Capital, positioning itself as a leader in AI-native customer engagement solutions.

Sift

Sift, founded in 1997 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, has raised $162 million and reached a $1 billion valuation. The company offers AI-powered fraud prevention solutions for payments, protecting businesses from account takeover, payment fraud, and scam content. Backed by Founders Circle Capital and Carriage House Rock, Sift serves fintech, retail, food and beverage, and other industries. Its platform combines machine learning, real-time monitoring, and advanced analytics to secure digital transactions and maintain brand integrity, establishing Sift as a leader in digital trust and safety.

Sightline Payments

Sightline Payments has raised $359M across multiple rounds: Series B ($100M, Apr 2021), Series C ($244M, Aug 2021), and Conventional Debt (Undisclosed, Oct 2022). Key investors include Cannae Holdings, J P Morgan, Kortschak Investments, Genting Group, Point Break Capital Management, Searchlight Capital, Walter Kortschak, and Vectr Ventures. The company provides payment solutions for the gaming industry, including digital commerce, working capital access, and online payment platforms. With a valuation of $1B, Sightline Payments is positioned to scale operations, enhance payment infrastructure, and expand its presence in the gaming sector.

Sigma Computing

Sigma Computing, headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States, raised a funding round in May 2025 that valued it at $1.5 billion. The AI-driven big data analytics startup has raised nearly $560 million to date. Its platform enables enterprises to explore, visualize, and derive insights from complex datasets without requiring extensive technical expertise. By integrating AI algorithms, natural language processing, and interactive dashboards, Sigma Computing empowers faster, data-driven decision-making. The company is positioned to scale adoption of AI-powered analytics across enterprises globally.

Sigma

Sigma, founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, California, is a unicorn business intelligence company providing AI-powered reporting and dashboard solutions. The company has raised a total of $662M, including a $264M Series D on April 05, 2024, backed by NewView Capital and Altimeter Capital, achieving a $1.5B valuation. With 172 employees, Sigma enables organizations in retail, finance, and healthcare to streamline data validation, analysis, and visualization, providing actionable insights to support faster, data-driven decision-making across enterprises globally.

Signifyd

Signifyd, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States, has raised $394 million in total funding and reached a $1.34 billion valuation after its $205 million Series E round in 2021 led by Owl Rock. With 399 employees, the company provides AI-powered fraud prevention and payment validation for e-commerce businesses. Its platform uses behavioral analytics, transaction data, and machine learning to reduce chargebacks, prevent losses, and optimize revenue for global retailers.

Sila Nanotechnologies

Sila Nanotechnologies has raised $1.31 billion across multiple rounds, including a major $375M Series G in June 2024 backed by Sutter Hill Ventures, Coatue, and Bessemer Venture Partners. Earlier, the company secured $100M+ funding through U.S. federal grants, including support from the DOE and NSF for breakthrough advancements in next-gen lithium-ion battery materials. With a valuation range of $2.48B to $3.41B, strong investor confidence remains high. Sila continues expanding commercial production of its nano-silicon anode materials to power wearables, EVs, and grid-scale energy solutions.

SimpliVity

SimpliVity has raised $277 million, with its largest financing being a $175 million Series D round in March 2015 backed by Meritech Capital, DFJ Growth, Accel, Kleiner Perkins, CRV, and Waypoint Capital. Founded in 2009, SimpliVity built a globally federated hyperconverged infrastructure platform through its OmniCube appliances and OmniStack software, combining compute, storage, backup, and data management in a 2U form factor. Funding enabled rapid international expansion to 60+ countries, strengthened OEM partnerships with Cisco and Lenovo, and accelerated enterprise adoption of virtualized and simplified data-center architectures.

SingleStore

SingleStore, founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, has raised a total of $558 million across multiple funding rounds, including $5M Series A (2013), $35M Series B (2014), $36M Series C (2016), $30M Series D (2018), $50M debt financing (2020), $80M Series E (2020), $80M Series F (2021), and $146M Series F-2 (2022). At a $1.3 billion valuation, the company provides a cloud-based relational database for real-time analytics and operational workloads. With 51-200 employees, SingleStore enables enterprises to handle diverse data types and accelerate insights.

Sirion

Sirion, founded in 2012 and based in Lehi, Utah, provides AI-powered contract lifecycle management software for legal, finance, procurement, and sales operations. The company has raised a total of $171M, including a $25M Series D on January 03, 2023, backed by Tiger Global Management and Brookfield Asset Management, achieving a $1B valuation. With 69 employees and $30.6M in annual revenue, Sirion enables enterprises to analyze, manage, and review contracts efficiently, scaling global adoption of AI-driven legal and finance solutions.

Sisense

Sisense has raised $274 million across multiple rounds, including a $100M Series F (Jan 09, 2020), $80M Series E (Sep 12, 2018) and earlier Series D/C/B tranches. Founded in 2004, Sisense built a scalable BI and analytics platform enabling businesses to combine large datasets, build dashboards, and embed analytics into applications. Funding supported cloud-native product evolution, scaling go-to-market across enterprise customers, and investments in developer-friendly embedding and AI-powered analytics features.

Skild

Skild, founded in 2023 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is an industrial robotics unicorn delivering AI foundation models that adapt to diverse hardware and tasks. The company has raised a total of $414M, including a $300M Series A on July 09, 2024, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Coatue, SoftBank Group, and others, and a $100M Series B on June 12, 2025. Achieving a $4.5B valuation in just 1.5 years, Skild leverages these funds to scale AI-driven robotics globally with a team of 6 employees.

Skillz

Skillz has raised $54.3 million across several rounds, beginning with a $5.5 million Series A in 2013, followed by a $15.1 million Series B in 2015, and multiple debt rounds totaling over $42 million between 2015 and 2019. The company expanded further with a $16.4M Series C (2017), $23.2M Series D (2018), and another $25M Series D in 2019 led by WestCap. Post-IPO, Skillz secured a significant $159M equity raise in 2020 from Fidelity, Wellington, and Neuberger Berman. These rounds brought its total funding to $54.3M pre-IPO, strengthening its mobile eSports platform.

Skims

Skims, founded in 2019 by Kim Kardashian, Emma Grede, and Jens Grede, has raised $701 million across multiple funding rounds, with the latest Series C round in July 2023. Headquartered in Culver City, California, and employing between 501 and 1000 people, the brand specializes in inclusive underwear, shapewear, and loungewear. Key investors include Wellington Management, Greenoaks, D1 Capital Partners, Thrive Capital, and Imaginary Ventures. With a current valuation of $4 billion, Skims continues to expand its retail presence, explore new product categories, and capitalize on strong demand among Gen Z and millennial consumers.

SkyHive

SkyHive has raised $60 million in total funding across multiple rounds, including a notable $40 million Series B in October 2021 backed by Accenture Ventures, Workday Ventures, and Eldridge Industries. The company also secured a $107K EU innovation grant in January 2023, alongside an undisclosed 2022 Series B extension supported by Deutsche Bank. Founded in 2016, SkyHive reached unicorn-status timeframe in 4 years 10 months and continues to expand its AI-driven workforce intelligence platform from its Palo Alto base.

Skydance

Skydance has raised $1.12 billion through a mix of private equity and debt: large conventional debt packages (including $500M in Mar 2016 and $1B conventional debt on Jul 11, 2023), multiple PE infusions ($275M in Feb 2020, $400M in Oct 2022), and earlier financing rounds. Founded in 2010, Skydance develops film, television, animation and interactive entertainment, backing franchise expansions and original IP. Funding enabled rapid content investment, global distribution deals, and the build-out of interactive gaming and sports media divisions turning Skydance into a diversified entertainment studio.

Skydio

Skydio has raised $3 M in a Seed round (Jan 2015), $25 M in Series A (Jan 2016), $42 M in Series B (Feb 2018), $100 M in Series C (Jul 2020), $170 M in Series D (Feb 2021), $230 M in Series E (Feb 2023) and $170 M in a Series E extension (Nov 2024), totalling approximately $715 M in funding. Led by investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, IVP and Linse Capital, the company reached a valuation of around $2.2 billion. Founded in 2014, Skydio manufactures AI-powered autonomous drones and is expanding into enterprise, defense and inspection markets.

Skydio

Skydio has raised $740 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $170 million Series E extension in November 2024, which has resulted in a valuation of $2.2 billion. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, Skydio develops AI-powered autonomous drones for enterprise, defense, and public safety applications. With 501–1,000 employees and over $1.2 billion in bookings, the company is backed by top investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Linse Capital, Next47, IVP, and Playground Global. Skydio is expanding globally, particularly in Japan, while enhancing AI capabilities and enterprise deployments.

Slack

Slack raised over $1.38B across multiple rounds, including a major $427M Series H (2018) led by Dragoneer and General Atlantic, $412.7M Series G (2017) led by SoftBank Vision Fund, and earlier rounds like $208M Series F, $172.7M Series E, $110.8M Series D, and $42.8M Series C. It also secured $863M Post-IPO financing in 2020, strengthening its cash position ahead of its Salesforce acquisition. With investors such as Accel, Andreessen Horowitz, and Google Ventures, Slack became one of the largest enterprise collaboration unicorns, eventually reaching a $23B valuation.

Slingshot

Slingshot AI has raised $123 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $93 million Series A round in July 2025. Founded in 2024, the New York-based company develops Ash, an AI-powered mental health platform supporting over 50,000 beta users. Backed by top-tier investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Felicis, Radical Ventures, and Forerunner Ventures, Slingshot AI aims to scale globally, enhance AI capabilities, and deliver personalized therapy solutions. With strong capital and market demand, the company is well-positioned to innovate and expand in the mental health tech space.

SmartAsset

SmartAsset has raised approximately $2.61 M in Seed (Oct 2012), $5.14 M in Series A (May 2014), $12.08 M in Series B (Sep 2016), $28 M in Series C (Jun 2018), and $110 M in Series D (Jun 2021), bringing its total funding to around $161 M. These rounds were led by investors such as Javelin Venture Partners, IA Capital Group, and TTV Capital. Founded in 2012, SmartAsset offers a decision-engine driven comparison platform for financial products (home, insurance, credit) and is scaling its match-making between consumers and advisors, aiming for broader financial-services reach.

SmartNews

SmartNews has raised $410 million through venture rounds and debt facilities, including a $230M Series F (Sep 15, 2021) and a $69.3M venture debt package (Jan 9, 2024) backed by Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation. Founded in 2012, SmartNews built an algorithmic news-discovery app that filters and surfaces high-quality stories using machine learning and human editorial signals. Funding supported product localization, global expansion (especially in Japan and the U.S.), improvements in recommendation accuracy, and investments in video formats and publisher partnerships to increase engagement and sustainable monetization.

SmartRecruiters

SmartRecruiters has raised a total of $225 million in funding, with its most recent $110 million Series E round in July 2021, led by Silver Lake Waterman, at a valuation of $1.5 billion. Earlier rounds include $50 million in May 2019 (Series D), $30 million in June 2016 (Series C), $19.5 million in April 2015 (Series B), $10 million in August 2013 (Series B), and $5.46 million in January 2012 (Series A). The company offers a cloud-based ATS and hiring platform focused on recruitment marketing, talent sourcing, and analytics.

SmileDirectClub

SmileDirectClub raised $440 million across multiple funding rounds, including a major $350M Post-IPO round in 2021 and a $380M Series C in 2018, backed by firms like Clayton Dubilier & Rice, Kleiner Perkins, and Align Technology. Once valued as a fast-growing disruptor in the orthodontics market, the company achieved unicorn status in under five years. Despite strong investor confidence and rapid market expansion, SmileDirectClub later faced financial and operational challenges that contributed to its deadpooled status. Its funding history reflects one of the largest capital aggregations in the direct-to-consumer dental tech space.

SnapLogic

SnapLogic, valued at $1 billion, has raised $381 million to date, including a $165 million Series G led by Sixth Street. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, SnapLogic provides an AI-powered integration platform (iPaaS) that connects cloud and on-premises applications for data flow automation. Its Iris AI engine enables intelligent data integration, while clients like Adobe and AstraZeneca use SnapLogic to modernize IT infrastructure. Key investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Vitruvian Partners, and Golub Growth.

Snapchat

Snapchat has raised $2.62 billion through a mix of late-stage private financings and post-IPO transactions, including a $250M Post-IPO investment (Aug 7, 2018), a $146M Post-IPO round (Nov 14, 2017), and earlier private rounds such as an undisclosed Series F (Nov 4, 2016). Founded in 2011, Snapchat pioneered ephemeral messaging, Stories, AR Lenses and camera-first social experiences. Funding supported product innovation (AR, creator tools), international growth, and platform monetization, enabling Snapchat to scale ad products and immersive formats that now generate billions in annual revenue while deepening engagement among younger audiences.

Snapdocs

Snapdocs, founded in 2013 and based in San Francisco, has raised about $265 million in funding and reached a $1.5 billion valuation. The company offers a SaaS platform that digitizes mortgage closings by connecting lenders, title companies, and notaries. Backed by investors like Tiger Global Management and Wellington, Snapdocs simplifies real estate transactions, enhances compliance, and reduces manual data entry through automation and secure integrations. Its goal is to make every home closing faster, transparent, and fully digital.

Snorkel AI

Snorkel AI, founded in 2015, has raised $238M in funding, including Series D ($Not Disclosed, Aug 2025), Series C ($85M, Aug 2021), Series B ($35M, Apr 2021), Series A ($12M, Jul 2020), and seed rounds ($3.3M, Jul 2020). Headquartered in Palo Alto, United States, the company provides programmatic AI data labeling and development solutions through its flagship product, Snorkel Flow. With a team of 101–250 employees, Snorkel AI is backed by investors including BlackRock, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Greylock, GV, and QBE Ventures, enabling enterprises to efficiently accelerate AI development and automate data preparation across various industries.

Snowflake

Snowflake has raised $1.56B across venture rounds, including $450M Series F (Oct 2018), $479M Series G (Feb 2020), and post-IPO capital in Jun 2022 with investors like Sequoia, Sutter Hill, Dragoneer, Salesforce Ventures, and Altimeter. Founded in 2012, Snowflake provides a cloud-native data warehouse and data cloud for analytics, data engineering, machine learning, and secure data sharing in a multi-cloud architecture. Funding enabled global expansion, product development (data apps, marketplace, analytics), and go-to-market acceleration, positioning Snowflake for a major public listing and enterprise-scale adoption across industries.

Snyk

Snyk has raised $1.32 billion through multiple funding rounds, including sizeable Series F/E tranches in 2021–2022 (notably $397M Sep 2, 2021 and $196M Dec 12, 2022 in Series G activity) and further Series G rounds in 2023–2024culminating in smaller strategic tranches ($25M in 2024). Founded in 2015, Snyk built a developer-first security platform that finds and fixes vulnerabilities across code, open-source dependencies, containers and infrastructure. Investment funded product expansion, global scale, acquisition activity, and integrations into CI/CD to bring security earlier into the development lifecycle.

SoFi

SoFi has raised $3.04 billion across major funding events, including a substantial $539M Series G (2019) led by Qatar Investment Authority, a $370M Series G tranche (2021), and multiple post-IPO institutional participations such as Schwab Asset Management (2024). Founded in 2011, SoFi evolved from student-loan refinancing into a full-stack online financial platform offering loans, deposits, investing and insurance. Capital supported bank-charter efforts, product expansion, lending capacity and platform modernization. SoFi’s funding has driven rapid scaling across lending, banking and wealth services.

Socure

Socure has raised $2.5 M in its initial Series A (Aug 2015), another $13 M in Series A (Dec 2016), $13.9 M in Series B (Jul 2017), $30 M in Series C (Feb 2019), $35 M in another Series C (Aug 2020), $100 M in Series D (Mar 2021) and $450 M in Series E (Nov 2021), bringing total funding to approximately $650 M. These rounds, backed by firms such as Accel and T. Rowe Price, have enabled Socure to scale its AI-based identity verification, fraud detection and risk-management platform across banking, fintech and enterprise sectors.

Solo.io

Solo.io, founded in 2017 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has raised $175 million in funding, reaching a $1 billion valuation as of October 2021. The company’s latest $135 million Series C was led by Altimeter Capital, alongside Redpoint Ventures and True Ventures. Backed by notable investors like Semil Shah, Solo.io specializes in cloud-native API management and service mesh solutions, offering products such as Gloo Gateway, Service Mesh Hub, and WebAssembly Hub. The company’s technologies help enterprises securely connect, manage, and scale applications across hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructures.

Solugen

Solugen, a Houston-based sustainable chemical manufacturer, has raised $855.8 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $200 million Series D led by Kinnevik, Lowercarbon Capital, and Refactor. The company reached a $2 billion valuation in 2022 and later secured a $213.6 million U.S. Department of Energy loan to scale operations. With top investors such as Baillie Gifford, GIC, and Founders Fund, Solugen continues to innovate in biotechnology and clean manufacturing—creating carbon-negative molecular platforms that replace petroleum-based chemicals with sustainable, plant-derived alternatives.

Solyndra

Solyndra has raised $845 million across financing and debt events, including conventional debt tranches in 2011 (a $75M and $187M series of debt instruments) and later singular activity such as a small Series E event on Jan 18, 2018. Founded in 2005, Solyndra focused on cylindrical solar modules and integrated systems for commercial and off-grid applications. Funding supported manufacturing scale, supply-chain development, and customer financing programs. Capital helped expand product lines for grid-tied and off-grid applications while underwriting warranties and installation partnerships.

SonderMind

SonderMind has raised a total of $276 million in funding to date, including a $150 million Series C round led by Drive Capital and Premji Invest in July 2021. Founded in 2014, the Denver-based platform offers virtual and in-person therapy and psychiatry services across mental-health needs such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, and eating disorders. Backed by prominent investors and valued at approximately $1 billion as of July 2021, SonderMind is focused on expanding nationwide and streamlining access to behavioral healthcare.

Sonder

Sonder has raised $680M across multiple rounds, including a $170M Series E in June 2020 with investors like Fidelity Investments, Inovia Capital, WestCap, and Spark Capital. This was followed by a $110M Post-IPO round in October 2021, valuing the company at $1.92B, and an additional $18M Post-IPO round in April 2025. Founded in 2012, Sonder operates a tech-driven hospitality platform offering managed vacation rentals. Its funding has accelerated global expansion, improved property-management automation, and strengthened guest experience infrastructure across its worldwide portfolio.

SoundHound

SoundHound has raised $191 million in total funding, including a $100 million Series E round in May 2018 backed by Tencent, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai Motor Company, Midea, Orange, Samsung, Nvidia, HTC Corporation, LINE, Naver, Nomura, KT Investment, and Sompo. Following its IPO, SoundHound secured an additional $25.1 million in January 2023, and a further $3.7 million in February 2024 led by Nvidia to accelerate AI expansion. These rounds have strengthened SoundHound’s roadmap in natural language understanding, speech recognition, and multimodal voice AI across automotive, consumer devices, and enterprise environments.

Sourcegraph

Sourcegraph has raised a total of $223 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $20 million Series A round in October 2017, a $23 million Series B round in March 2020, a $5 million Series B extension in July 2020, a $50 million Series C round in December 2020, and a $125 million Series D round in July 2021 led by Insight Partners and Andreessen Horowitz at a valuation of $2.6 billion. The funding has been allocated to scaling the platform, expanding integrations, and strengthening developer tools and enterprise offerings.

SpaceX

SpaceX has raised approximately $11.9 billion across multiple late-stage financings and debt facilities, including a $750M Series J tranche (Jan 02, 2023) led by Andreessen Horowitz, an undisclosed Series J round (Jan 21, 2025), and conventional-debt arrangements in 2023. Founded in 2002, SpaceX develops reusable launch vehicles, satellite services (Starlink) and advanced spacecraft for government and commercial missions. Capital has financed Falcon and Starship development, Starlink constellation expansion, launch infrastructure, and manufacturing scale to support ambitious payload cadence and interplanetary ambitions.

SparkCognition

SparkCognition has raised $300 million in total funding, including a $123 million Series D round in January 2022 led by March Capital, valuing the company at $1.4 billion and making it a unicorn. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, SparkCognition provides AI-powered predictive analytics solutions for industries such as manufacturing, defense, aviation, energy, and finance. With 136 employees as of January 2025, the company leverages machine learning and cognitive computing to optimize operations, predict failures, and detect cybersecurity threats.

Speak

Speak has raised a total of $162 million in funding over multiple rounds, achieving unicorn status in December 2024. Its latest Series C round of $78 million, closed on November 13, 2024, was led by Founders Fund and Accel. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, the company provides an AI-powered language learning platform that enables users to practice conversational English via a mobile app on iOS and Android. Valued at $1 billion, Speak continues expanding globally in AI-driven continued learning solutions.

Splashtop

Splashtop has raised approximately $15 M in its Series E-II round (March 2021), $50 M in its Series E round (January 2021), and earlier rounds bringing total funding to around $110 M. Backed by firms such as Sapphire Ventures and New Enterprise Associates (NEA), the company achieved a valuation of about $1 B in early 2021. Founded in 2006, Splashtop focuses on remote access and support software for enterprises, education and IT operations, and is now scaling globally to capitalise on the growth in work-from-anywhere and distributed infrastructure markets.