Funded Events Startups in United States
50+ funded events startups in united states — recent funding rounds, disclosed amounts, and headquarters. Updated weekly, free to browse.
Among these 50 recent U.S. “Events” entries, the largest disclosed round is Lottery.com’s $450M on 2025-08-06; the next-largest disclosed amounts are far smaller (for example, $50M for Dorsia on 2025-02-14 and $28M for Goldcast on 2022-08-25), making $450M an outlier above the rest of the disclosed set. At the same time, the list is time-skewed toward the present: rounds run from 2022-07-21 (twine) through 2025-08-07 (VOW), with multiple disclosed rounds clustered in 2024 (e.g., $50M and $22M in 2024) and still active fundraising in August 2025.
Geographically, no single city dominates the way a single-market pattern would; however, California repeatedly shows up across different metros (e.g., Goldcast in Cambridge, twine in San Francisco, and Tabletop Vacations in Mountain View), while New York also appears in multiple rounds (e.g., VOW 2025-08-07, Brag House 2025-07-24, and POSH 2024-07-23). Stage and disclosure are also mixed: 23 of 50 rows are labeled “undisclosed” and 14 of 50 are “Series Unknown,” indicating that many comparisons must rely on the subset of disclosed amounts rather than stage labels alone.
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How does the largest disclosed fundraising round compare to the rest of the Events deals in this list?
Lottery.com’s $450M on 2025-08-06 is a clear outlier; the next-largest disclosed amounts shown are much lower, such as Dorsia’s $50M on 2025-02-14 and Goldcast’s $28M on 2022-08-25, with many other disclosed rounds clustered closer to the $10M–$22M range (e.g., POSH $22M on 2024-07-23, Brag House $15M on 2025-07-24).
Is there a tight temporal cluster among the most recent rounds (e.g., within the last 90 days of the latest entry)?
From the latest date in the table (VOW on 2025-08-07), several rounds land within roughly the prior three months: for example, Lottery.com ($450M) on 2025-08-06, Brag House ($15M) on 2025-07-24, and Banzai ($11M) on 2025-07-01 (with additional “undisclosed” entries like Marathon Live on 2025-07-14 and HYPE MOB on 2025-07-01).
Do specific stages dominate, or is the stage label mostly hard to compare here?
Stage disclosure is difficult to compare because 14 of 50 rows are “Series Unknown” and 23 of 50 are “undisclosed.” Among the labeled rounds, several are “Seed” (e.g., StayNow $2M on 2024-11-13 and HopSkip $3M on 2024-06-28), but “Series A” appears both early and mid-window (e.g., Dorsia $50M on 2025-02-14, Rad Security $14M on 2025-02-24, and POSH $22M on 2024-07-23).
Which disclosure edge cases should an analyst flag when comparing deal size?
The primary edge case is that “undisclosed” is common (23 of 50), limiting size-based comparisons across the full set (e.g., VOW on 2025-08-07 and Marathon Live on 2025-07-14 both show undisclosed amounts). A second edge case is that one very large disclosed round (Lottery.com $450M on 2025-08-06) can dominate any distribution that includes disclosed amounts, pushing most other disclosed figures into a much narrower band (e.g., Jab berYak $200K on 2024-06-17 vs. $11M for Banzai on 2025-07-01).
Are there geography or “repeat-city” patterns worth investigating beyond states appearing multiple times?
The data shows repeated presence at the state level rather than a single dominant city: California appears multiple times across different metros (e.g., twine in San Francisco, Tabletop Vacations in Mountain View, Confetti in Los Angeles), while New York is also recurring (VOW in New York, Brag House in New York, POSH in New York). Still, within this 50-row slice there’s no clear evidence of one city collecting a majority of entries; instead, the pattern looks distributed across multiple U.S. metros.
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