Series B Funded Administrative Services Startups
The largest disclosed Series B among the 50 most recent administrative-services rounds is Warp’s $60M (2026-06-25).
The largest disclosed Series B among the 50 most recent administrative-services rounds is Warp’s $60M (2026-06-25). Every other disclosed amount shown falls below $50M, with the next-largest figures clustered at $75M (Rain on 2025-04-08) and $100M (Harbinger on 2025-01-14), making Warp notable but not the category’s high-water mark.
Two clustering patterns stand out in the recency window. First, the list is front-loaded in mid-2025 into mid-2026, with multiple same-day rounds (for example, Compa $35M and Visitt.io $22M on 2026-01-26; Rain $75M and Untamed $13M on 2025-04-08). Second, London appears repeatedly (Aveni 2026-06-04 $16M; Veremark 2026-02-03 $26M; Ben 2025-12-17 $28M; nPlan 2025-10-17 $16M; Untamed 2025-04-08 $13M; Nodes & Links 2025-02-18 $12M; Arbolus 2024-11-13 $20M; Metaview 2025-06-25 $35M; plus Tech/other UK entries), while the smallest disclosed round is Garuda Aerospace at $1M (2025-06-11), an outlier relative to the dense $10M–$40M range.
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What’s the standout largest disclosed Series B in this administrative-services list, and how isolated is it?
Harbinger’s $100M on 2025-01-14 is the highest disclosed amount across the 50 rows. Warp’s $60M (2026-06-25) is the top value in the most recent subset, but it sits below the next tier’s upper-end rounds like Rain’s $75M (2025-04-08) and Harbinger’s $100M.
Are there clear time clusters, or is funding spread evenly across the period shown?
Rounds cluster heavily in 2024–2026, with dense follow-ons in June 2024 and June 2025 (e.g., TechWolf $43M on 2024-06-24 and Klarity $70M on 2024-06-24; Sensi.Ai $31M on 2024-06-26; Airis Labs $31M on 2026-05-27). The list also shows repeat dates, including 2025-04-08 (Rain $75M and Untamed $13M) and 2026-01-26 (Compa $35M and Visitt.io $22M).
Do any cities appear repeatedly, suggesting a geographic concentration within administrative services?
London-based companies recur across years, including Aveni $16M (2026-06-04), Veremark $26M (2026-02-03), Ben $28M (2025-12-17), nPlan $16M (2025-10-17), Untamed $13M (2025-04-08), Nodes & Links $12M (2025-02-18), Arbolus $20M (2024-11-13), and Metaview $35M (2025-06-25). By contrast, several other cities appear only once (e.g., Newark isn’t represented; San Francisco shows multiple entries like Clair $23M on 2025-05-21 and Censia $48M on 2024-09-18).
Who are the main outliers on disclosed round size, especially on the low end?
Garuda Aerospace’s $1M on 2025-06-11 is the smallest disclosed amount in the list and is far below the prevailing $10M–$40M concentration (for example, Mojo AI $10M on 2026-02-24 and Bambrew $11M on 2025-07-01). At the other end, Harbinger’s $100M (2025-01-14) and Rain’s $75M (2025-04-08) sit well above many neighboring rounds.
Which recent entries should be prioritized if the goal is the newest funding dates in this segment?
The newest dated round is Warp’s $60M on 2026-06-25, followed closely by Aveni $16M on 2026-06-04 and Airis Labs $31M on 2026-05-27. Earlier in the recent run, multiple May 2026 rounds appear, including RemotePass $17M (2026-05-20) and Cosmico $14M (2026-05-18).
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