Series A Funded Administrative Services Startups
Across these 50 Series A administrative services rounds, the largest disclosed check is Lace at $40M (2026-03-23).
Across these 50 Series A administrative services rounds, the largest disclosed check is Lace at $40M (2026-03-23). That top round sits well above the surrounding field: several notable rounds are in the $25M range (e.g., Solidroad $25M on 2026-04-16, Atomicwork $25M on 2025-01-28, and Checkbox $23M on 2026-01-28), while many others cluster between $4M and $21M (for example, Wellbees $4M on 2026-06-22 and LumiCup $4M on 2026-04-29), making Lace an outlier primarily by size rather than timing.
The disclosed rounds also show a tight recency window, spanning 2024-11-21 (Rise in Pike Road, Alabama) through 2026-06-23 (Niural in Austin, Texas). City-level concentration is limited in this slice (no single city repeats), but the list is globally distributed, with multiple major hubs appearing only once each (e.g., San Francisco for Kadence $20M on 2025-07-22, Apriora $17M on 2025-10-05, and Toma $17M on 2025-06-05). On disclosure, 49 of 50 rounds list disclosed amounts, with one undisclosed entry: Dyna.Ai on 2026-03-02 (undisclosed).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this administrative services Series A set, and how far above the rest is it?
Lace’s $40M (2026-03-23) is the largest disclosed amount in the rows. The next tier is concentrated around the mid-$20Ms (e.g., Solidroad $25M on 2026-04-16, Atomicwork $25M on 2025-01-28), while several rounds fall to single-digit levels such as Wellbees $4M (2026-06-22) and LumiCup $4M (2026-04-29).
Do the most recent rounds cluster tightly by date, or are they spread out?
They’re concentrated toward the top of the table: the newest entry is Niural at $21M on 2026-06-23, followed by Wellbees ($4M on 2026-06-22) and Cargofy ($6M on 2026-06-18). The full window runs from 2024-11-21 (Rise) through 2026-06-23, but many of the entries shown land in 2025–2026 rather than the earliest part of the range.
Are there any strong city-level concentration signals in this slice?
No single city repeats across multiple rows here, so the pattern looks more distributed than hub-like. For example, San Francisco appears multiple times as a metro-level label (Kadence $20M on 2025-07-22; Apriora $17M on 2025-10-05; Toma $17M on 2025-06-05), but each city entry is still only one company per row.
Which disclosure pattern stands out, and does it affect the ability to compare round sizes?
49 of the 50 rows include disclosed amounts, enabling size comparisons for most entries. The only exception is Dyna.Ai (2026-03-02), listed with an undisclosed amount, so any “largest” or “smallest” comparisons rely on the remaining disclosed rows.
Where do the smallest disclosed rounds land, and what does that imply about the distribution?
The smallest disclosed amount shown is $4M, appearing for Wellbees (2026-06-22) and LumiCup (2026-04-29). With those at the floor alongside multiple $20M+ rounds (e.g., Benefitbay $18M on 2026-05-21; Checkbox $23M on 2026-01-28; Solidroad $25M on 2026-04-16), the distribution looks wide rather than tightly grouped.
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