Funded Data and Analytics Startups in United States
Among these 50 recently dated data-and-analytics rounds, the largest disclosed raise is CyberCube’s $180M announced on 2025-10-04; the next-largest disclos…
Among these 50 recently dated data-and-analytics rounds, the largest disclosed raise is CyberCube’s $180M announced on 2025-10-04; the next-largest disclosed amounts cluster much lower, with MoEngage at $60M (2025-11-09) and Clearspeed at $60M (2025-06-26), and most other disclosed rounds falling well below $50M. A clear outlier pattern also shows up in undisclosed and very small disclosures: several entries list “undisclosed” (e.g., Juristat on 2025-11-18; ActivTrak on 2025-11-14; Hivemapper on 2025-06-23), while the smallest disclosed amount is $1M (4L Data Intelligence on 2025-11-18; IDMission on 2025-11-18; Issio Solutions on 2025-07-22; and others).
Temporal and geographic concentration is visible. Rounds span 2025-06-23 through 2025-11-19, with many closings clustered in November 2025 (e.g., Amogy $15M on 2025-11-19; 4L Data Intelligence $1M and IDMission $1M on 2025-11-18). California appears repeatedly (e.g., MoEngage in San Francisco; Tigris Data, lakeFS, and Luminary Cloud across Bay Area cities; and GrowthBook and ClickHouse in Southern/Central California), while “Series Unknown” dominates: 22 of the 50 rows use “Venture - Series Unknown” or “Series Unknown,” alongside 10 entries explicitly labeled “undisclosed” by amount. The stage mix spans Seed through Series F, with multiple “Series Unknown” entries sitting alongside labeled rounds such as Series E (PostHog $75M on 2025-10-04) and Series D (Nova Credit $35M on 2025-10-19; CyberCube $180M is also labeled “Venture - Series Unknown”).
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What’s the largest disclosed round in this US data-and-analytics set, and how far above the rest is it?
CyberCube’s $180M disclosed raise on 2025-10-04 is the clear top figure; the next-largest disclosed amounts are $83M (Ollin Finance on 2025-06-23) and $75M (PostHog on 2025-10-04), with MoEngage and Clearspeed each at $60M.
How should an investor interpret the presence of undisclosed vs very small disclosed amounts here?
Ten of the 50 rows report “undisclosed” amounts (for example, Juristat on 2025-11-18 and ActivTrak on 2025-11-14), while the smallest disclosed amount is $1M appearing multiple times (4L Data Intelligence on 2025-11-18 and IDMission on 2025-11-18, plus others like Issio Solutions on 2025-07-22).
Are there time clusters in the most recent entries, or is funding spread evenly across the window?
The window runs from 2025-06-23 to 2025-11-19, and November is dense: several rounds land in late November (Amogy $15M on 2025-11-19; 4L Data Intelligence $1M and IDMission $1M on 2025-11-18; Juristat “undisclosed” on 2025-11-18).
Do any states/cities show over-representation for data-and-analytics rounds in this list?
California is repeatedly represented across multiple cities, including San Francisco (MoEngage $60M on 2025-11-09; PostHog $75M on 2025-10-04), Sunnyvale (Tigris Data $25M on 2025-10-12), and Santa Monica (lakeFS $20M on 2025-07-29), suggesting a stronger West Coast concentration than any single other state in the shown rows.
What stage labeling dominates, and where are the explicitly labeled high-value rounds?
“Series Unknown” is the most common label by count in the rows (22 of 50 rows combine Venture/Series Unknown variants), but explicitly labeled rounds can still be large: PostHog is Series E at $75M (2025-10-04), MoEngage is Series F at $60M (2025-11-09), and Clearspeed is Series D at $60M (2025-06-26).
Which entries look like notable outliers beyond just deal size?
Ollin Finance’s $83M on 2025-06-23 sits at the high end of the lower half of the date window, while the lowest disclosed tier clusters around $1M rounds in November 2025 (4L Data Intelligence and IDMission on 2025-11-18), creating a wide dispersion between early-stage/low-disclosure entries and the top disclosed rounds like CyberCube’s $180M.
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