Funded Internet Services Startups in Canada
Among the 27 Canada-based internet services entries, the largest disclosed round is StreamingFast at $60M (2021-06-17).
Among the 27 Canada-based internet services entries, the largest disclosed round is StreamingFast at $60M (2021-06-17). That figure sits far above the rest of the disclosed amounts, where several rounds cluster in the single-digit millions (e.g., RocketRez $7M on 2021-02-18; Visualping $6M on 2021-07-16; VanHack $2M on 2023-06-02) and only a few rise into the tens (e.g., AutoLeap $30M on 2023-04-11; Zone·tv $23M on 2022-10-10; Ting $63M on 2024-08-20).
The more recent edge of the dataset is crowded: 6 of the 27 rounds dated 2024-01-24 through 2024-08-20 (Beatdapp $17M on 2024-01-19; AutoLeap precedes that at 2023-04-11; Ting $63M on 2024-08-20; BLUERUSH $900K on 2024-07-24), and multiple cities repeat, especially Toronto (Ting, BLUERUSH, Nulogy, Drop Mobility, ChainSafe Systems, Fractalytic, Velocia, OOt, iRestify, etc.). Stage labeling is also uneven: “Series Unknown” or blank appears in most rows, while undisclosed amounts recur (Nulogy 2024-02-15; Drop Mobility 2024-01-24; OOt 2022-05-15; Castr 2022-09-15).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Canada internet services list, and how extreme is it versus other disclosed rounds?
The largest disclosed amount is Ting at $63M on 2024-08-20. It is substantially above the next tier of disclosed rounds that include StreamingFast at $60M (2021-06-17) and several entries in the $17M–$30M range such as AutoLeap $30M (2023-04-11), Damon Motors $17M (2025-03-19), and Beatdapp $17M (2024-01-19).
Do any rounds cluster tightly by date on the recent side?
Yes. In 2024, at least six rounds fall between 2024-01-19 and 2024-08-20, including Beatdapp $17M (2024-01-19), Nulogy (undisclosed, 2024-02-15), Drop Mobility (undisclosed, 2024-01-24), BLUERUSH $900K (2024-07-24), and Ting $63M (2024-08-20). The newest entry overall is Damon Motors on 2025-03-19 ($17M).
Are any cities over-represented in these 27 entries?
Toronto appears repeatedly across distinct companies and funding dates, including Ting (2024-08-20, $63M), BLUERUSH (2024-07-24, $900K), Nulogy (2024-02-15, undisclosed), Drop Mobility (2024-01-24, undisclosed), ChainSafe Systems (2022-10-18, $19M), and iRestify (2022-03-08, $5M). Vancouver, British Columbia also recurs with Beatdapp (2024-01-19, $17M), Damon Motors (2025-03-19, $17M), and StreamingFast (2021-06-17, $60M).
How dominated is “Series Unknown” or missing stage labeling compared with specific stages?
Stage specificity is limited: many rows show “Series Unknown” (e.g., Ting 2024-08-20; Beatdapp 2024-01-19) and a few are blank (StreamingFast 2021-06-17; BisRing 2020-10-31; Checkfront 2020-03-09). Specific labels appear intermittently, such as AutoLeap as Series B ($30M, 2023-04-11), ChainSafe Systems as Series A ($19M, 2022-10-18), and RocketRez as Series A ($7M, 2021-02-18).
Which entries look like outliers worth separate diligence?
Two clear magnitude outliers exist among disclosed amounts: Ting at $63M (2024-08-20) and StreamingFast at $60M (2021-06-17), both well above the many sub-$10M rounds (e.g., Visualping $6M on 2021-07-16; Goodlawyer $800K on 2022-01-19). There are also disclosure outliers where the amount is not stated (Nulogy 2024-02-15; Drop Mobility 2024-01-24; Castr 2022-09-15; OOt 2022-05-15), which can distort comparisons when screening for deal size.
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