Funded Data and Analytics Startups in New York
Disclosed funding levels in New York Data and Analytics skew sharply: the largest disclosed round is Eon’s $300M (2025-12-02), which dwarfs the next-larges…
Disclosed funding levels in New York Data and Analytics skew sharply: the largest disclosed round is Eon’s $300M (2025-12-02), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table (MidOcean Partners $100M on 2026-02-04, Moment $78M on 2026-05-19, and Octaura $47M on 2025-06-09). Most disclosed rounds fall well below that upper tail, while “undisclosed” or “Series Unknown” labeling is common (31 of 50 rows are undisclosed).
The rounds cluster tightly at the top of the date range: the list spans 2023-04-14 (Blade Bridge) through 2026-06-23 (Allium), with many of the most recent entries in June–May 2026. Geographic naming is largely New York, United States/ New York, New York, United States, with repeated city formatting rather than separate metro hubs. Stage-wise, Series Unknown and undisclosed amounts coexist frequently, and the same company can appear multiple times (Moment has Series C in 2026-05-19 and Series A in 2023-09-14).
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Frequently asked
What’s the funding-size outlier in this New York data/analytics list, and how far above the rest is it?
Eon’s $300M (Series D, 2025-12-02) is the only disclosed round above $100M, and it sits far above MidOcean Partners’ $100M (2026-02-04). The next disclosed amounts include Moment at $78M (2026-05-19) and Versana at $43M (2026-04-30), which cluster much lower than Eon.
Do the most recent rounds cluster into a narrow window, or are they evenly spread across the full range?
They cluster near the top of the table: several entries close in June 2026 (e.g., Allium $40M on 2026-06-23; Tattle $2M on 2025-06-23 is older, but multiple 2026-06 entries exist like TheGRiD Club on 2026-06-01). The overall range runs from 2023-04-14 (Blade Bridge) to 2026-06-23 (Allium).
How much of the dataset is “undisclosed” versus disclosed amounts, and what does that imply for comparing deal sizes?
31 of the 50 rows show “undisclosed” amounts, so cross-company comparisons based on dollars are constrained to fewer records. For example, several 2026 rounds are undisclosed (TheGRiD Club 2026-06-01; MarketReader 2026-05-12; Kinetic 2025-12-02), while others provide clear comparators like Allium $40M (2026-06-23) and Moment $78M (2026-05-19).
Which stage labels show up most often, and how does that align with the undisclosed pattern?
“Series Unknown” appears repeatedly (e.g., Versana is “Series Unknown” with $43M on 2026-04-30; Module Five Capital is “Series Unknown” with $30M on 2025-11-17; Octaura is “Series Unknown” with $47M on 2025-06-09). This aligns with the high undisclosed share overall, which makes stage-based inference about disclosed deal size less consistent than it would be with uniform reporting.
Are there repeated companies or multi-round trajectories worth flagging?
Moment appears twice: Series A $17M on 2023-09-14 and Series C $78M on 2026-05-19, indicating a follow-on path in this list. Eon, by contrast, appears once with a much larger disclosed amount ($300M on 2025-12-02), making it an informational outlier on size rather than on repetition.
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