Private Equity Funded Information Technology Startups
Across the 50 most recent private equity information technology rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Critical Start’s $215M on 2022-04-12, which d…
Across the 50 most recent private equity information technology rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Critical Start’s $215M on 2022-04-12, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed rounds (the next-largest visible figure is OfficeSpace Software’s $150M on 2022-01-21). A lot of the list clusters around the earlier part of the window: multiple entries land in 2022, with several disclosures spanning mid-2022 (e.g., Gearset $55M on 2022-06-22, TextExpander $41M on 2022-07-21) while the newest disclosed deal in the table is Flyntlok’s $36M on 2025-10-08. Amount disclosure is uneven: 14 of the 50 rows show “undisclosed,” including the most recent entries RenPSG (2025-10-31, undisclosed) and Mosaic Consulting Group (2025-10-02, undisclosed), so disclosed-size comparisons are based on a smaller subset. Geographically, the list is highly distributed, but the United States repeats often (e.g., Indianapolis, Austin, San Francisco), while notable non-U.S. outliers include Versa Networks in Santa Clara ($120M on 2022-10-27) versus European activity like PSPDFKit in Vienna ($116M on 2021-10-01).
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What disclosed deal size stands out in this private equity IT slice, and how does it compare to other disclosed amounts?
Critical Start’s disclosed $215M (2022-04-12) is the largest number in the table and sits well above the next-largest disclosed rounds, including OfficeSpace Software’s $150M (2022-01-21) and Versa Networks’ $120M (2022-10-27).
Do the rounds cluster in a specific time window, or are they evenly spread across years?
They are concentrated in 2022: many of the largest disclosed rounds occur there, including Critical Start ($215M, 2022-04-12), OfficeSpace Software ($150M, 2022-01-21), and InfoCert ($116M, 2021-10-28 is outside 2022 but the dominant high-value run is still around 2022). The most recent dated entries are in 2025, with RenPSG on 2025-10-31 (undisclosed) and Flyntlok on 2025-10-08 ($36M).
How often are deal amounts undisclosed, and does that affect the ability to compare “largest” deals?
14 of 50 rows are marked “undisclosed,” including the two latest entries RenPSG (2025-10-31) and Mosaic Consulting Group (2025-10-02). That means the size-based ranking of outliers relies only on the remaining disclosed subset (e.g., Critical Start $215M vs OfficeSpace Software $150M).
Are there clear geographic patterns, or is this list broadly distributed across cities and countries?
The list is broadly distributed by city and country—examples range from US cities (e.g., Austin: ZenBusiness $3M on 2022-09-20) to non-US entries like Kontent.ai in Brno ($39M on 2022-07-13), Gearset in Cambridge, UK ($55M on 2022-06-22), and PSPDFKit in Vienna ($116M on 2021-10-01). No single city dominates the entries shown.
Which entries look like “size outliers” on the low end among disclosed amounts?
Among disclosed amounts, $100K appears as the smallest disclosed figure, with multiple entries at that level such as Annex Cloud (2022-03-01, $100K), Docufree (2022-03-01, $100K), Apply Digital (2022-01-12, $100K), and ReliaQuest (2021-12-01, $100K). This low-end cluster contrasts sharply with the highest disclosed rounds (Critical Start $215M on 2022-04-12, OfficeSpace Software $150M on 2022-01-21).
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