Series C Funded Apps Startups
Across the 50 most recent Apps Series C rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Airalo’s $220M (2025-07-10), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed…
Across the 50 most recent Apps Series C rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Airalo’s $220M (2025-07-10), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed entries in the $150M range (Codeium $150M on 2024-08-29, Genies $150M on 2022-04-12, and Tibber $100M+) and leaves most other rounds clustered below roughly $125M. Date-wise, funding is concentrated in a recent window: 13 of the 50 rounds are dated 2024 (from 2024-12-04 back to 2024-02-19), and another 10+ entries fall in 2025 (e.g., Lassie’s $75M on 2026-02-12 aside, the 2025 set includes Airalo $220M on 2025-07-10 and Cleerly $106M on 2024-12-04). Geographic patterns also appear: multiple companies are London-based (Amity $60M on 2024-07-16, Vitesse $93M on 2024-05-21), while several U.S. cities recur (e.g., New York appears with Captions $60M on 2024-07-09, Cleerly $106M on 2024-12-04, and Route $40M in Lehi, Utah is a separate hub). The main outlier on the downside is a $3M Series C by RailYatri (2024-02-19), versus a disclosed-floor minimum of $100K for Drop (2022-03-07).
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What stands out on deal size within these Apps Series C rounds, and how extreme is it?
Airalo’s $220M (2025-07-10) is the largest disclosed round and sits well above the next tier, including Codeium’s $150M (2024-08-29) and multiple ~$100M rounds like Celcoin’s $125M (2024-06-18) and Lassie’s $75M (2026-02-12). On the low end of disclosed amounts, RailYatri closed at $3M (2024-02-19) and Drop is even lower at $100K (2022-03-07).
Are rounds clustered in time, or spread evenly across years?
They skew toward recent years within the 50-row window: 2025 contains multiple entries such as Airalo $220M (2025-07-10) and RevenueCat $50M (2025-05-22), while 2024 also contributes a dense block (e.g., Codeium $150M on 2024-08-29, Amity $60M on 2024-07-16, and Cleerly $106M on 2024-12-04). The oldest dated entry shown is Playtomic (Series C) at $64M on 2021-12-17, while the most recent is CHEXCAR with an undisclosed amount on 2026-06-17.
Do any cities recur enough to suggest local hub effects?
London appears more than once with Amity ($60M, 2024-07-16) and Vitesse ($93M, 2024-05-21), both categorized as Apps Series C. New York also shows up multiple times (Captions $60M, 2024-07-09; Cleerly $106M, 2024-12-04; GlossGenius $28M, 2023-07-27), indicating repeat geography rather than one-off entries.
Which entries are most “recent” within the list, and are the largest rounds in that same period?
Within the top of the sorted list, the latest dates include CHEXCAR on 2026-06-17 (undisclosed) and Findigs on 2026-06-01 ($32M). In the same general recent era, large disclosed rounds are present but not as extreme as Airalo’s $220M (2025-07-10); for example LiveKit raised $100M on 2026-01-22 and Lassie raised $75M on 2026-02-12.
Are there notable disclosed-vs-undisclosed patterns that could affect sizing analysis?
Two rows show undisclosed amounts within the 50: CHEXCAR (undisclosed, 2026-06-17) and XCharge (undisclosed, 2023-09-20). Several other rounds have defined disclosed figures spanning from $100K (Drop, 2022-03-07) up to $220M (Airalo, 2025-07-10), so excluding undisclosed entries materially changes any “largest/smallest” comparison.
Is there an obvious downside outlier you would flag for diligence, even among disclosed rounds?
Yes. RailYatri’s $3M (2024-02-19) is far smaller than most other disclosed rounds clustered in the tens of millions (e.g., Olyv $23M on 2026-02-09 and Airalo $220M on 2025-07-10). Drop’s $100K (2022-03-07) is the lowest disclosed amount in the list and is an even sharper outlier.
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