Series C Funded Administrative Services Startups
Among the disclosed Series C rounds in this administrative-services set, Harbinger’s $160M (2025-11-14) is the only entry above $150M, and it sits noticeab…
Among the disclosed Series C rounds in this administrative-services set, Harbinger’s $160M (2025-11-14) is the only entry above $150M, and it sits noticeably above the cluster of large rounds that repeatedly land around $100M–$120M (e.g., Remote at $300M on 2022-04-05; Factorial $120M on 2022-10-11; Connecteam $120M on 2022-03-02). The low end is also distinct: the smallest disclosed amount is $850K for The Primo on 2022-12-02, far below the next-smallest disclosed round shown ($4M for Kore.ai on 2021-11-23), making The Primo a clear outlier relative to the rest of the disclosed distribution.
Geographically, the list is globally distributed but shows a US-heavy pattern, with California appearing frequently across multiple metros (e.g., Harbinger in Garden Grove; Findem in Redwood City; Infinitus Systems in San Francisco; PolyAI in London, but many other entries remain US-based such as Remote in San Francisco). Temporally, the rows span 2021-11-17 (Trusted Health) through 2026-06-11 (Aracan), with a dense concentration in the recent window: eight entries fall between 2026-05-28 and 2026-06-11. Undisclosed rounds appear in 2 of 50 rows (Aracan on 2026-06-11; Saltbox on 2026-05-06).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series C round here, and how extreme is it versus the rest of the disclosed amounts?
The largest disclosed round is Remote’s $300M on 2022-04-05. It is well above the next tier of large disclosed rounds (e.g., Harbinger $160M on 2025-11-14; Oyster® $150M on 2022-04-20; Wheel $150M on 2022-01-19), indicating a true top-end outlier within the disclosed values.
How does the smallest disclosed round compare, and which company is most divergent on the low end?
The Primo’s $850K on 2022-12-02 is the smallest disclosed amount in the list. This sits far below other low disclosed figures such as Kore.ai’s $4M on 2021-11-23, and is dramatically smaller than the many disclosed rounds in the $20M–$120M bands (e.g., ChartHop $20M on 2023-01-03; Paytient $40M on 2025-06-03; Factorial $120M on 2022-10-11).
Are there clear temporal clusters in the most recent entries?
Yes. A noticeable recent burst occurs between 2026-05-28 and 2026-06-11, including Industrial-X ($9M, 2026-05-28), FLUX ($38M, 2026-05-29), Aracan (undisclosed, 2026-06-11), and Saltbox (undisclosed, 2026-05-06), alongside additional late-May/early-June closings like Kashable ($60M, 2026-04-27) and Harbinger ($160M, 2025-11-14).
Which geographies show up repeatedly, and is California over-represented relative to the rest of the list?
California appears frequently across different metros: Harbinger (Garden Grove, 2025-11-14), Findem (Redwood City, 2025-10-21), Infinitus Systems (San Francisco, 2024-10-23), 15Five (San Francisco, 2022-07-21), IntelyCare (Quincy, MA—so not CA), and Remote (San Francisco, 2022-04-05), among others. While the list is not limited to one country (e.g., PolyAI in London and Sensi.Ai in Tel Aviv), the density of California locations stands out compared with single-entry countries like Romania (DRUID, 2025-09-18) or Japan (Aracan, 2026-06-11).
How many rounds are undisclosed, and do they coincide with the largest or smallest observed disclosed amounts?
2 of 50 rows are undisclosed: Aracan on 2026-06-11 and Saltbox on 2026-05-06. They do not correspond to the known extremes of disclosed amounts (Remote’s $300M as the maximum; The Primo’s $850K as the minimum), so the outlier behavior is driven by disclosed figures rather than the undisclosed entries.
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