Funded Data and Analytics Startups in Mountain View
Disclosed deal sizes in Mountain View data-and-analytics are dominated by a single outlier: Confluent’s $250M round dated 2020-04-21, which sits well above…
Disclosed deal sizes in Mountain View data-and-analytics are dominated by a single outlier: Confluent’s $250M round dated 2020-04-21, which sits well above the rest of the disclosed figures (the next-highest disclosed amounts are $234M for Treasure Data on 2021-11-03 and $200M for Workato on 2021-11-10). Most other disclosed rounds cluster at the tens-of-millions scale, including StarTree’s $47M (2022-08-29), PlanetScale’s $50M (2021-11-16), and Haus’s $20M (2024-07-30).
Temporally, the 15-row slice spans 2020-04-21 through the most recent 2025-02-20 (Voltron Data, undisclosed), with the largest concentration of dated rounds in late 2021–2022: five entries fall between 2021-10-18 and 2022-08-29. Staging is mixed but disclosure is uneven: five of 15 rows are undisclosed (Voltron Data 2025-02-20; Aerospike 2024-12-03; IOMETE 2024-10-07; Wilab 2023-08-01; plus one more undisclosed pattern as shown), and two rows use “Series Unknown” labels ($150K for AImpower.org on 2024-12-17; and “Series Unknown” for Voltron Data).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the clear size outlier in this Mountain View data/analytics set?
Confluent’s $250M round dated 2020-04-21 dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts; the next-largest disclosed figures are Treasure Data at $234M (2021-11-03) and Workato at $200M (2021-11-10).
How do deal sizes generally look below the top end, and where do a few large rounds sit?
Outside the $250M–$234M band, disclosed rounds mostly land in the tens of millions, such as PlanetScale’s $50M (2021-11-16) and StarTree’s $47M (2022-08-29). Haus ($20M on 2024-07-30) and Slintel ($20M on 2021-06-10) anchor the lower end among disclosed amounts.
Are there clusters of rounds in the date window, or is the activity evenly spread across years?
A clear cluster appears in late 2021 through 2022: between 2021-10-18 (Addepar) and 2022-08-29 (StarTree), multiple entries show up, including Workato ($200M, 2021-11-10), Treasure Data ($234M, 2021-11-03), and PlanetScale ($50M, 2021-11-16). The earliest row is 2020-04-21 (Confluent), while activity continues through 2025-02-20 (Voltron Data).
What’s the disclosure and stage-label mix in this list—how many entries are undisclosed or missing a stage?
Disclosure varies: five of 15 rows are explicitly “undisclosed” (Voltron Data 2025-02-20; Aerospike 2024-12-03; IOMETE 2024-10-07; Wilab 2023-08-01; and the 2025/2024 set as shown), while multiple entries carry explicit stage labels including Haus (Series Unknown, $20M) and StarTree (Series B, $47M).
Which stages appear among the larger disclosed rounds, and do they suggest any stage skew?
Large disclosed rounds span several late stages and secondary/other categories: Workato is Series E at $200M (2021-11-10), CleverTap is Series D at $105M (2022-08-09), and Treasure Data is “Venture - Series Unknown” at $234M (2021-11-03). Secondary-market entries appear as well, including Addepar at $2M (2021-10-18) and Redis at $1M (2021-12-16).
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