Funded Commerce and Shopping Startups in Los Angeles
Among the 50 most recent commerce and shopping rounds for Los Angeles, one disclosed amount stands apart: HexClad raised $100M on 2024-03-25, which is far…
Among the 50 most recent commerce and shopping rounds for Los Angeles, one disclosed amount stands apart: HexClad raised $100M on 2024-03-25, which is far above the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table (e.g., $190M appears for Sunbit on 2022-12-05 but that is not a March 2024 outlier; among the 2024 cluster, Flip’s $144M on 2024-04-02 and Farcaster’s $150M on 2024-05-21 are the notable peaks). On the low end, the smallest disclosed round is $20K for Fixty on 2023-09-01, creating a wide disclosed range from $20K to $250M (Sunbit, 2022-12-05) across the list.
The rounds are also time-clustered: a dense stretch runs from April through October 2024, including Hello Cake ($18M, 2024-10-15), Full Glass Wine Co ($14M, 2024-04-04), and Flip ($144M, 2024-04-02). Stage naming is uneven: 20 of 50 entries are “Series Unknown” and 6 of 50 are “undisclosed,” so disclosed sizes are more informative for comparisons than stage labels. The geography is consistently Los Angeles, all entries list “Los Angeles, California, United States,” but stage and disclosed-amount volatility change materially across years, from the newest enYogue round (Series A, $25M on 2026-06-16) back to The Expert (Series A, $12M on 2022-03-18).
Most recent rounds
50 of 7424 more funded startups
This page shows the 50 most recent rounds (back to Mar 2022). The full 74-company history for this listing is available on a paid plan.
Unlock all 74 companies in this listing — full funding history, investors, and founders.
Related listings
Frequently asked
What are the biggest and smallest disclosed rounds in this Los Angeles commerce/shopping slice, and how uneven is the distribution?
The largest disclosed amount is Sunbit’s $250M round on 2022-12-05, while the smallest disclosed amount is Fixty’s $20K on 2023-09-01. That $20K-to-$250M span indicates a highly uneven disclosed distribution rather than a tight funding band.
Do recent rounds cluster into a specific date window, or are they spread evenly over time?
There is a visible concentration from April to October 2024, including Flip ($144M, 2024-04-02), Full Glass Wine Co ($14M, 2024-04-04), Ghost ($30M, 2023-08-21 is outside the window but highlights volatility), and Hello Cake ($18M, 2024-10-15). The newest entry is enYogue on 2026-06-16, while the oldest shown is The Expert on 2022-03-18.
How reliable are stage labels for comparisons here, given “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” prevalence?
Stage labeling is missing or unclear for a large share: “Series Unknown” appears in 20 of 50 entries, and “undisclosed” appears in 6 of 50 entries. For example, Nervana (2026-06-01) is “undisclosed,” and Orebella (2026-05-28) is “undisclosed,” making amount-based comparisons more consistent than stage-based ones.
Are there standout outliers within the 2024 disclosed amounts that would skew any analysis of typical round sizes?
Yes: within 2024, disclosed peaks include Farcaster’s $150M (2024-05-21) and Flip’s $144M (2024-04-02), plus HexClad’s $100M (2024-03-25). These magnitudes sit well above many other disclosed rounds in the same period, such as Pure Beauty at $500K (2024-11-07) and Tenzo Tea at $190K (2024-02-08).
Is Los Angeles consistently represented across entries, or are there geographic variations that complicate targeting?
Geography is consistent across the listing: every row shown lists “Los Angeles, California, United States.” That removes the need for cross-city normalization, but it makes the stage and disclosed-amount volatility the main variable for targeting decisions.
Know which startups just got funded. Every week.
Fresh funding rounds, new companies, and the sectors moving fastest — in your inbox every Monday morning.
Free. Sent every Monday. Unsubscribe anytime.