Funded Commerce and Shopping Startups in Miami
Miami's commerce and shopping sector produced 23 funded rounds in this dataset, spanning December 2020 through May 2025.
Miami's commerce and shopping sector produced 23 funded rounds in this dataset, spanning December 2020 through May 2025. The set's outlier is VoteBash, whose $200M Series A closed September 2022 — roughly seven times larger than the next-biggest raises: Goody, OpenStore, and HealthCare.com each at $32M between late 2021 and early 2022. CoVenture ($29M, May 2024) and FlexFactor ($17M Series A, October 2024) represent the largest post-2022 closes.
Early-stage activity runs throughout the full date range. Grip and Pivot raised pre-seed rounds in fall 2022, CorePilot closed a $3M seed in October 2024, and Reeve received a $100K angel check as recently as May 2025. Five rounds — including Lil Sippers, Carson Life, and Mr Greens Produce — carry undisclosed amounts. 2022 saw the densest cluster of activity, with seven rounds closing in a single calendar year, though 2024 produced six rounds of its own, signaling continued investor engagement with Miami-based commerce companies.
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Frequently asked
What are the largest disclosed rounds among these 23 Miami commerce and shopping companies?
VoteBash raised $200M in a Series A (September 2022), the largest single round in the set by a wide margin. Goody, OpenStore, and HealthCare.com each closed $32M rounds between late 2021 and early 2022. The largest recent raises are CoVenture at $29M (May 2024) and FlexFactor at $17M Series A (October 2024).
How recent is the funding activity in this dataset?
The most recent close is Reeve's $100K angel round on May 9, 2025. Before that, CorePilot and FlexFactor both raised in October 2024, and CoVenture, BirdieBox, and MAVI.io all funded in the first half of 2024, suggesting consistent deal flow through the past 12 months.
What stage breakdown is visible across these rounds?
Six rounds are early-stage — three pre-seed (Grip, Pivot, Prosal) and three seed (CorePilot, Delray Watch, RewardsWeb). There are three Series A rounds (FlexFactor, Plei, VoteBash), one Series B (Goody), and one Series C (HealthCare.com). Seven rounds carry a Series Unknown classification, and two entries list no round type at all.
How many rounds have undisclosed amounts, and which companies are they?
Five of the 23 rounds are undisclosed: Lil Sippers, Prosal, Carson Life, Mr Greens Produce, and Pivot. The remaining 18 disclosed amounts span from $100K (Reeve's angel) to $200M (VoteBash's Series A).
Which year saw the highest concentration of funding activity in this segment?
2022 had the most rounds, with seven closes across the year — HealthCare.com's Series C in February, VoteBash's $200M Series A and OpenStore's $32M venture round in September, and Better Not Younger, Delray Watch, and Grip all raising in November. 2024 follows with six rounds.
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