Funded Startups in Boise
Across 23 Boise-area funding rounds (most recent 2026-06-30 to oldest 2021-07-15), the disclosed amounts are uneven: the largest is PlexTrac’s $70M Series…
Across 23 Boise-area funding rounds (most recent 2026-06-30 to oldest 2021-07-15), the disclosed amounts are uneven: the largest is PlexTrac’s $70M Series B on 2022-02-02, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds in the list ($100M Tackle.io in 2021-12-21 is actually above it, and the next tier below is $46M A10 Capital in 2022-10-05). Another outlier is the presence of undisclosed rounds in recent years: Tap (Pre-Seed, 2025-10-16) and Future (Seed, 2025-08-20) show “undisclosed,” alongside multiple disclosed small tickets like Seekingsimple’s $10K on 2023-10-09.
The list clusters more by time than by stage: three Seed-stage deals fall in early-to-mid 2026 (GetWhys $5M on 2026-04-16; Nirova $3M on 2026-04-08), while several late-2022 and early-2022 rounds concentrate large-ticket activity (PlexTrac $70M in 2022-02-02 and A10 Capital $46M debt financing on 2022-10-05). Series Unknown is frequent as a classification (9 of 23 rows), spanning everything from LeanLaw ($1M on 2024-11-15) to CoffeeNow ($2M on 2026-03-06).
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Frequently asked
What’s the biggest disclosed Boise-area round in this list, and how far above the rest is it?
The largest disclosed amount is Tackle.io’s $100M Series C on 2021-12-21. The next-largest disclosed tickets are PlexTrac’s $70M Series B (2022-02-02) and A10 Capital’s $46M debt financing (2022-10-05), putting $100M in a clearly higher tier than the rest.
Do the funding rounds cluster in a narrow time window, or are they spread evenly across years?
They’re spread across 2021-07-15 (Kno2, $15M) through 2026-06-30 (goodbuy, $1M), but there’s a noticeable concentration around 2022’s large-deal period: PlexTrac ($70M on 2022-02-02), Natural Intelligence Systems ($750K on 2022-05-09), and A10 Capital ($46M on 2022-10-05).
How often do the listings omit round size, and is that omission concentrated in recent years?
There are 3 “undisclosed” amounts (Tap on 2025-10-16, Future on 2025-08-20, and Planted People on 2025-03-17). All three fall in 2025, contrasting with the disclosed-size pattern in earlier periods like 2021–2024 where entries generally show $ amounts.
Which stages show up most, and does the list lean more toward early-stage (Seed/Pre-Seed) or later rounds?
Early stages appear frequently: Seed is shown for GetWhys ($5M, 2026-04-16), Nirova ($3M, 2026-04-08), Sturdy ($6M, 2025-04-01), and Pinnacle Integrated Medicine ($1M, 2022-06-16), plus another Seed (Natural Intelligence Systems, $750K, 2022-05-09). Later stages are less frequent but large when they appear, including Series B (PlexTrac $70M on 2022-02-02), Series C (Tackle.io $100M on 2021-12-21), and Series A (Kno2 $15M on 2021-07-15; Backside $10M on 2025-07-01).
Are certain industries over-represented in this Boise list, or is it mostly one-offs?
No single sector clearly dominates at the row level in the provided 23 entries. The closest “repeat” pattern is Finance/Financial Services across multiple entries (A10 Capital on 2022-10-05, Future on 2025-08-20, and Figure 8 Investment Strategies on 2023-08-23), but other categories like Health Care, Apps, and Consumer Electronics also appear multiple times without a tight concentration.
What are the key extremes in deal size—both largest and smallest—and which companies anchored those ends?
At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is $10K for Seekingsimple (2023-10-09) and also $10K for Figure 8 Investment Strategies (2023-08-23). At the high end, Tackle.io’s $100M (2021-12-21) and PlexTrac’s $70M (2022-02-02) define the top of the distribution, with most other disclosed rounds clustered far below those figures.
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