Funded Education Startups in Israel
Among the 13 education-focused entries shown for Israel, disclosed rounds range from $10K (Zoog, 2022-08-09) up to $80M (EZpass, 2023-05-01).
Among the 13 education-focused entries shown for Israel, disclosed rounds range from $10K (Zoog, 2022-08-09) up to $80M (EZpass, 2023-05-01). That $80M figure is an outlier relative to the rest of the disclosed amounts: the next-largest disclosed rounds are $19M (Juno Journey, 2021-07-01) and $7M (UG Labs, 2024-03-11), with most other disclosed tickets clustered in the hundreds of thousands to a few million.
The newest timestamp in this slice is 2026-05-05 (Daystage, Seed, undisclosed), while the oldest is 2021-07-01 (Juno Journey, Series A, $19M), creating a roughly five-year window. City clustering is pronounced around Tel Aviv (Tel Aviv or Tel Aviv-yafo appears across multiple entries, including EZpass 2023-05-01; UG Labs 2024-03-11; Quonder 2022-02-01; YesChef 2021-10-01), with Herzliya also recurring (Treedis 2024-10-15; NOVOS 2022-04-05; Juno Journey 2021-07-01). Stage/amount disclosure is split: 8 of 13 rows list undisclosed amounts, while disclosed rounds concentrate at Seed (UG Labs 2024-03-11, $7M; NOVOS 2022-04-05, $6M; MagniLearn 2021-10-19, $3M; and Hautodo 2022-06-01, undisclosed) and Pre-Seed (Quonder 2022-02-01, $600K; clickto. 2021-09-27, $1M; Treedis 2024-10-15, undisclosed; Beta Entrepreneurship 2023-01-01, undisclosed).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the clear outlier, and how does it compare to the next-largest disclosed amounts?
EZpass’ $80M disclosed round on 2023-05-01 is far above the rest: the next-largest disclosed amounts shown are $19M (Juno Journey on 2021-07-01) and $7M (UG Labs on 2024-03-11).
Is there a city cluster in these Israel education deals, based on where rounds are filed?
Tel Aviv dominates the geography, appearing as the city for multiple entries including EZpass (2023-05-01), UG Labs (2024-03-11), Quonder (2022-02-01), and YesChef (2021-10-01). Herzliya also shows up repeatedly via Treedis (2024-10-15), NOVOS (2022-04-05), and Juno Journey (2021-07-01).
How much of the list is undisclosed vs disclosed, and does that affect “largest” comparisons?
8 of the 13 rows have “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., Daystage on 2026-05-05 and Treedis on 2024-10-15), so disclosed-only comparisons depend on fewer entries. Within the disclosed subset, Zoog’s $10K (2022-08-09) is the smallest disclosed amount, while EZpass’ $80M (2023-05-01) is the largest disclosed amount.
Are recent rounds concentrated into the same narrow time window, or spread across the five-year range?
The shown dates span from 2021-07-01 (Juno Journey) to 2026-05-05 (Daystage). Disclosed rounds recur in different periods rather than clustering tightly—for example, Juno Journey’s $19M is in 2021, NOVOS’ $6M is in 2022-04-05, and UG Labs’ $7M is in 2024-03-11.
What stage mix shows up most often among the 13 rows?
Seed and Pre-Seed are the most visible stages across the entries, with multiple examples on each side: Seed includes NOVOS ($6M on 2022-04-05) and MagniLearn ($3M on 2021-10-19), while Pre-Seed includes Quonder ($600K on 2022-02-01) and clickto. ($1M on 2021-09-27). Other labeled stages include Grant (Zoog, $10K on 2022-08-09) and Series A (Juno Journey, $19M on 2021-07-01).
Which entries look like “low-ticket” or “high-ticket” outliers within disclosed amounts?
Low-ticket: Zoog is the smallest disclosed amount at $10K on 2022-08-09. High-ticket: after EZpass’ $80M on 2023-05-01, the next-highest disclosed rounds are in the $19M–$7M band (Juno Journey at $19M on 2021-07-01 and UG Labs at $7M on 2024-03-11).
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