Funded Information Technology Startups
Across these 50 recently dated information-technology rounds, the largest disclosed amount is Clio’s $500M (2025-11-15).
Across these 50 recently dated information-technology rounds, the largest disclosed amount is Clio’s $500M (2025-11-15). Everything else disclosed sits at or below $435M (Armis Security, 2025-11-06), with only a small band above $150M: Sublime Security’s $150M (2025-11-02), Filevine’s $260M (2025-09-22), and Armis Security’s $435M. That concentration makes Clio’s round a clear outlier relative to the rest of the list.
Geographically, Israel shows up repeatedly (Guardio $80M on 2025-11-21; Sweet Security $75M on 2025-11-14; Red Access $17M on 2025-09-10), and Tel Aviv appears twice more within those entries’ locations. Stage-wise, disclosed non-standard labels are common: 16 of the 50 rows carry either “Venture - Series Unknown” or “Private Equity,” while “undisclosed” amounts appear 6 times (including RenPSG on 2025-10-31 and BALLURH on 2025-09-20). Temporally, the dataset runs from 2025-09-10 (Red Access) to 2025-11-25 (axiTrust), clustering most funding activity tightly between mid-September and late November.
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Frequently asked
What’s the standout deal size in this IT list, and how far above the rest is it on disclosed amounts?
Clio’s $500M round on 2025-11-15 is the largest disclosed amount in the dataset and sits well above the next-highest disclosed entry, Armis Security’s $435M on 2025-11-06. Only a limited set of companies clear $150M disclosed (Sublime Security $150M on 2025-11-02; Filevine $260M on 2025-09-22; Armis Security $435M; Clio $500M).
Are there noticeable geography clusters in these 50 IT rounds?
Israel is over-represented relative to most other single countries: Guardio (Tel Aviv, 2025-11-21) raised $80M; Sweet Security (Tel Aviv, 2025-11-14) raised $75M; Red Access (Tel Aviv, 2025-09-10) raised $17M; and iVerify is in the United States, so the repeated Tel Aviv pattern is specific to Israel entries in this slice.
Do any groups of companies concentrate in the most recent part of the date range?
The list spans 2025-09-10 through 2025-11-25. Several major disclosed rounds cluster toward late October and November, including Filevine $260M (2025-09-22), Valence $50M (2025-09-22), Clio $500M (2025-11-15), Guardio $80M (2025-11-21), and venn $52M (2025-11-21).
How does the stage mix look when you include non-standard labels and undisclosed amounts?
Non-standard classifications are common: “Venture - Series Unknown” and “Private Equity” together account for 16 of the 50 rows. Undisclosed amounts appear in 6 rows (for example, RenPSG on 2025-10-31 and The Chain Museum on 2025-10-18), so comparisons of largest/smallest disclosed amounts exclude those entries.
Which entries are most likely to skew analysis because they’re unusually large or unusually small among disclosed rounds?
The low end is represented by Dispute Buddy at $770K on 2025-11-22 (disclosed), far below other small disclosed rounds like OpusFlow at $4M (2025-09-29) and Builders at $4M (2025-10-28). On the high end, Clio’s $500M (2025-11-15) dwarfs the majority of disclosed rounds that cluster below ~$100M, while several mid-to-high entries sit in the $150M–$435M band (Sublime Security $150M on 2025-11-02; Filevine $260M on 2025-09-22; Armis Security $435M on 2025-11-06).
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