Funded Commerce and Shopping Startups in Paris
Across the 50 most recent Commerce and Shopping rounds in Paris, the largest disclosed amount is Mirakl at $555M on 2021-09-21, which dwarfs the next-large…
Across the 50 most recent Commerce and Shopping rounds in Paris, the largest disclosed amount is Mirakl at $555M on 2021-09-21, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds like ManoMano ($355M on 2021-07-05) and Back Market ($510M on 2022-01-11). At the smaller end, the smallest disclosed amount is Ublo at $800K on 2021-05-17, showing a very wide disclosed range among Paris-based commerce companies.
The list is temporally concentrated: the newest entry is Debongout on 2026-03-01 ($50K), while many rounds cluster in 2021–2022 (e.g., Mirakl in Sep 2021, ManoMano in Jul 2021, Lydia in Dec 2021; Back Market in Jan 2022; SpaceFill in Mar 2022). Stage disclosure is frequently non-specific: 23 of the 50 rows are labeled “Series Unknown” and 2 are “undisclosed,” so comparatives by stage rely on a smaller subset where Series A/B/C/D/E/F or named stages are provided.
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Frequently asked
What outlier rounds stand out in Paris commerce-and-shopping, and how do they compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Mirakl’s $555M on 2021-09-21 is the largest disclosed round in the list; it sits well above the next-largest disclosed amounts such as Back Market’s $510M on 2022-01-11 and ManoMano’s $355M on 2021-07-05. On the low end, Ublo’s $800K on 2021-05-17 is the smallest disclosed amount.
Is there a specific time window where more funding activity appears within the 50 rows?
Yes. A large share of the disclosed rounds falls in 2021–2022, including multiple large events (ManoMano $355M on 2021-07-05; Mirakl $555M on 2021-09-21; Lydia $103M on 2021-12-08; Back Market $510M on 2022-01-11; Evaneos $21M on 2022-12-06). The series edge runs from the newest row Debongout on 2026-03-01 ($50K) back to Epycure on 2021-04-07 ($3M).
How often is the round stage disclosed versus left unspecified, and what does that imply for stage-based analysis?
Stage is frequently not specified: 23 of 50 rows are “Series Unknown,” and 2 of 50 are “undisclosed” amounts. That means only 25 rows both provide a specific stage label and a disclosed amount (e.g., Faume $9M as Series A on 2025-04-10; Selency $38M as Series C on 2022-04-13).
Which stage labels recur enough to use as a quick proxy for momentum in this Paris list?
Among explicitly labeled rounds, Series A and Series Unknown are the most prominent categories visible in the table: Series A appears repeatedly (e.g., Faume 2025-04-10 $9M; LIZEE 2023-02-06 $8M; Yespark 2022-05-09 $30M), while “Series Unknown” also appears often (e.g., Debongout 2026-03-01 $50K; Club Employes 2025-12-18 $18M; Califrais 2025-06-04 $11M).
Are there any recurring geography signals, or is the list essentially single-city?
The geography is consistently Paris, Ile-de-France, France across the displayed rows (e.g., Debongout 2026-03-01; Back Market 2022-01-11; Mirakl 2021-09-21). This removes cross-city comparison from the analysis and keeps variation primarily in stage and disclosed amount.
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