Funded Startups in Delaware
Among the 21 most recent Delaware-area entries shown, one disclosed round clearly dominates: Airalo’s $220M Series C on 2025-07-10, dwarfing the next-large…
Among the 21 most recent Delaware-area entries shown, one disclosed round clearly dominates: Airalo’s $220M Series C on 2025-07-10, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table (e.g., Securden’s $11M on 2022-04-13 and Xata.io’s $30M on 2022-03-08). Stage and disclosure also skew toward early signals and incomplete deal reporting: Pre-Seed and Seed appear repeatedly, while “undisclosed” amounts occur at least 4 times (24seven on 2025-05-16, Salesdep.ai on 2025-03-01, Spatial Guide on 2022-11-07, and TriggerZ on 2022-11-01).
Geographically, the list repeatedly assigns Delaware companies to “Delaware, Ohio” (with several Delaware entries labeled that way), while a separate geographic outlier shows up in TriggerZ (Delaware, New Jersey) and Airalo (Delaware, Ohio). Temporally, the newest rounds cluster into late 2025 (from 2025-11-17 through 2025-11-28) and then taper back to the oldest listed date, 2021-08-06 (Simpleem).
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Frequently asked
What does the largest disclosed round in this Delaware listing look like relative to other disclosed deals?
Airalo’s $220M (2025-07-10, Series C) is the only disclosed amount above $50M in the table and stands far above the next-largest disclosed entries such as Xata.io’s $30M (2022-03-08, Series A) and Spendwisor Inc’s $33M (2022-01-26, Debt Financing).
Do the most recent rounds cluster into a narrow window in late 2025?
Yes. Multiple rounds land in November 2025, including Helio AI’s $1M Seed (2025-11-28) and MyChatBot’s $500K Seed (2025-11-17), both near the top of the “most recent 21” list. The list then extends back through mid-2025 (e.g., Airalo on 2025-07-10) before reaching 2021-08-06 (Simpleem).
How much of the list is early-stage, and where does “Series Unknown” sit in the mix?
Early-stage labels dominate among disclosed entries: Helio AI is Seed (2025-11-28), ThriveAI is Pre-Seed (2025-05-13) and Open is Pre-Seed (2025-01-13), among others. “Series Unknown” appears multiple times (e.g., 24seven on 2025-05-16 and iAgent Protocol on 2025-03-06), limiting comparability across companies.
Which disclosure statuses reduce deal-size comparability, and how often do they occur here?
“Undisclosed” amounts appear at least four times: 24seven (2025-05-16), Salesdep.ai (2025-03-01), Spatial Guide (2022-11-07), and TriggerZ (2022-11-01). Several other rows are disclosed but use “Series Unknown” (for example, 24seven and iAgent Protocol), creating additional gaps beyond the missing dollar amounts.
Are any sectors or company types repeated enough to form a cluster?
Artificial Intelligence shows up repeatedly across entries with different stages and dates, including Helio AI (Seed, 2025-11-28, $1M), MyChatBot (Seed, 2025-11-17, $500K), ThriveAI (Pre-Seed, 2025-05-13, $1M), iAgent Protocol (Series Unknown, 2025-03-06, $3M), and Securden (Series A, 2022-04-13, $11M).
Is there a geographic pattern, or notable geographic outliers, within the Delaware-labeled rows?
Most entries repeatedly label the location as “Delaware, Ohio” (e.g., Airalo, iAgent Protocol, Fragmetric, and Xata.io). Outliers appear when the table assigns different states alongside Delaware, such as TriggerZ labeled “Delaware, New Jersey” (Seed, 2022-11-01, undisclosed), and Airalo labeled “Delaware, Ohio, United States” despite being a Delaware entry in the listing.
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