Funded Internet Services Startups in Los Angeles
Fourteen Los Angeles–based “Internet Services” financings span April 2020 through August 2025, with the most recent round being QYOU Media’s $750K on 2025-…
Fourteen Los Angeles–based “Internet Services” financings span April 2020 through August 2025, with the most recent round being QYOU Media’s $750K on 2025-08-25. The disclosed-dollar range is highly uneven: Boulevard’s $80M round (Series D, 2025-07-17) is the only disclosed amount above $50M, and it dwarfs the rest of the list (next-highest disclosed rounds include $10M on multiple entries and $7M for Sona).
The timing clusters around mid-2020 and mid-2021/early-2022, with multiple rounds landing in 2021 (Racket.com $3M on 2021-11-16; Pearpop $10M on 2021-04-15; Yappa World Inc. $4M on 2021-04-13) and then again in 2022 (Yappa’s near-pair in April 2021, then Tellie $10M on 2022-06-14 and 9 Count $6M on 2022-08-23). Stage information is frequently missing or blank: 4 of 14 rows show “Series Unknown” (QYOU Media, HostGPO, and two entries without a stated series), reinforcing that disclosed terms are not uniform across the window. Within stages that are stated, Series A appears prominently (4 companies with Series A: 9 Count, Tellie, Pearpop, and Yappa World Inc.), shaping the overall mix.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in Los Angeles Internet Services here, and how far above the rest is it?
Boulevard’s $80M Series D round on 2025-07-17 is the only disclosed amount above $50M in the shown rows. The next tier is much smaller, including $10M rounds for Tellie (2022-06-14) and Pearpop (2021-04-15), and $7M for Sona (2023-12-06).
How clustered are the deal dates in this list, and what are the main time pockets?
The 14-row window runs from 2020-04-01 (Hallo, $1M) to 2025-08-25 (QYOU Media, $750K). There’s a clear concentration around 2021–2022, where three entries occur in 2021 (Racket.com on 2021-11-16; Pearpop and Yappa World Inc. on 2021-04-15 and 2021-04-13) and multiple entries follow in 2022 (Tellie $10M on 2022-06-14; 9 Count $6M on 2022-08-23).
Which rounds closed in the most recent 90 days of the dataset shown?
Using the most recent date (2025-08-25 for QYOU Media), the closest three entries are Dosen on 2025-04-10 ($2M) plus the 2025-07-17 Boulevard round ($80M) and the 2025-08-25 QYOU Media round ($750K). MeWe’s 2024-10-09 ($6M) falls outside that 90-day window.
Does the stage mix show a dominant pattern, or are stated stages scattered?
Among rows with a stated stage, Series A is the most repeated label: 9 Count (2022-08-23, $6M), Tellie (2022-06-14, $10M), Pearpop (2021-04-15, $10M), and Yappa World Inc. (2021-04-13, $4M). Stated single instances include MeWe (Series B on 2024-10-09, $6M), Sona (Seed on 2023-12-06, $7M), and Boulevard (Series D on 2025-07-17, $80M).
Are there outliers in disclosed deal sizes within this Los Angeles Internet Services set?
Yes. At the high end, Boulevard’s $80M (2025-07-17) is an outlier above the rest of the disclosed amounts. At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is QYOU Media’s $750K (2025-08-25), which sits below several other sub-$2M entries like Vurbl’s $1M (2020-09-21) and Hallo’s $1M (2020-04-01).
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