Funded Startups in Chandler
The Chandler list shows one clear size outlier in disclosed funding: Privoro’s $30M round (Series B) dated 2021-12-22, while the next-largest disclosed amo…
The Chandler list shows one clear size outlier in disclosed funding: Privoro’s $30M round (Series B) dated 2021-12-22, while the next-largest disclosed amounts are Offerpad’s $18M (2026-01-12) and Local Motors’ $15M (2020-10-16). Several other disclosed rounds sit lower, including Elevation’s $20M (2023-09-25) and SynSaber’s $13M (2022-08-18), but none match Privoro’s $30M.
Timing clusters more than the sector mix. Half of the disclosed “Series Unknown” classifications are concentrated among recent-year entries (e.g., Global Air Cylinder Wheels $1M on 2026-04-10; Offerpad $18M on 2026-01-12; Axis Portable Air is undisclosed on 2026-04-08), while the oldest row spans back to 2020-10-16 (Local Motors $15M). Across 10 rows total, 5/10 are labeled “Series Unknown” and 2/10 are “undisclosed,” spanning manufacturing, software, hardware, and energy rather than a single dominant repeated sector name.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in Chandler here, and is it an outlier versus the rest?
Privoro’s $30M (Series B) on 2021-12-22 is the largest disclosed amount in the 10-row set. The next-highest disclosed figures are Offerpad’s $18M (2026-01-12) and Local Motors’ $15M (2020-10-16), placing $30M meaningfully above the rest of the disclosed range.
How concentrated are rounds in the most recent window of dates shown?
Within the latest three entries, Chandler has multiple closings in early April 2026: Global Air Cylinder Wheels closed $1M on 2026-04-10 and Axis Portable Air is undisclosed on 2026-04-08. A second recent cluster appears with Offerpad at $18M on 2026-01-12, followed by a longer gap before 2023-12-11 (Arizona Nutritional Supplements, undisclosed).
Is “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” common in this list, and does it affect how much can be benchmarked?
Yes: 5/10 rows are tagged “Series Unknown” (including Global Air Cylinder Wheels $1M on 2026-04-10 and Elevation $20M on 2023-09-25), and 2/10 are explicitly “undisclosed” (Axis Portable Air on 2026-04-08 and Arizona Nutritional Supplements on 2023-12-11). Only a subset therefore supports disclosed-size comparisons across the full timeline.
Which stage labels show up more than once, indicating a repeated financing pattern?
Stage labels are limited but recurring: “Series Unknown” appears in 5/10 rows, covering multiple sectors such as energy (Elevation, $20M on 2023-09-25) and software (Fit Pro Tracker, $2M on 2022-11-02). By contrast, named stages like Series B (Privoro $30M on 2021-12-22) and Series A (SynSaber $13M on 2022-08-18) each appear once in this 10-row slice.
Are there clear sector clusters, or is the mix spread out across different industries?
The sector naming is spread rather than clustered: software shows up at least twice (Fit Pro Tracker $2M on 2022-11-02; Privoro labeled “Software” at $30M on 2021-12-22), while other sectors appear single times such as Energy (Elevation $20M on 2023-09-25) and Hardware (Local Motors $15M on 2020-10-16). That pattern suggests limited repeat coverage by sector name within the 10 most recent rows.
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