Funded Internet Services Startups in United States
Among the 50 most recent funded Internet Services entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Boulevard’s $80M on 2025-07-17, which sits far above most o…
Among the 50 most recent funded Internet Services entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Boulevard’s $80M on 2025-07-17, which sits far above most other disclosed amounts (for example, JuliaHub’s $65M on 2026-04-30 and Skyryse’s $300M on 2026-02-03 are present, but the distribution includes many rounds at $27M and below). By disclosed-size floors, the smallest disclosed amount is $50K (Clip Collective on 2026-05-22 and Loamier on 2025-06-01, with DealGround at $100K on 2024-11-13).
The list is also stage- and disclosure-heavy: 19 of 50 rows show “undisclosed” amounts, and 6 of 50 are labeled “Series Unknown.” Geographically, New York appears repeatedly (e.g., Moon on 2026-03-04 at $9M; Accelerated Wealth Partners on 2026-03-02 at $200M; Hook on 2026-02-18 at $16M), while California-based entries cluster around San Francisco/Bay Area signals (e.g., Lastwall in Mountain View on 2026-05-27 at $16M; Graphite in New York on 2025-03-18 at $52M is not California, but Felt in Oakland on 2025-07-14 at $15M and Stationhead in New York on 2026-01-28 reflect the broader coasts). Temporally, rounds span 2024-10-30 (Growth99) through 2026-06-25 (validar), with multiple concentration periods in early 2026 (e.g., 2026-04-09 through 2026-05-27).
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What’s the largest disclosed round in these recent Internet Services entries, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Skyryse’s $300M round on 2026-02-03 is the clear disclosed outlier in size; the next-largest disclosed amounts visible include Boulevard’s $80M (2025-07-17) and JuliaHub’s $65M (2026-04-30). Many other disclosed rounds fall well below that level, including $50K entries like Clip Collective (2026-05-22) and Loamier (2025-06-01).
How disclosure-heavy is this list, and does that affect how confidently amounts can be compared?
A large share of entries do not provide comparable disclosed amounts: 19 of 50 rows are marked “undisclosed,” and an additional 6 of 50 carry “Series Unknown” as the round stage label (e.g., validar on 2026-06-25 at “Series Unknown” with “undisclosed”). Any “largest” or “smallest” comparisons therefore apply only to the disclosed subset.
Are there stage patterns that repeat across the timeline, or are most rounds clustered in specific stages?
The dataset shows a mix, but “Seed” and “Series Unknown” labels appear frequently among smaller to mid-sized disclosed rounds—for instance, Seed rounds include Kizaki ($250K, 2026-04-09), Williamsburg Learning ($500K, 2026-03-06), and Earthmover ($7M, 2025-09-26). Higher disclosed figures are also present at later stages, such as Series C (Skyryse $300M on 2026-02-03) and Series D (Boulevard $80M on 2025-07-17).
Which cities appear often enough to look like a geographic cluster rather than isolated picks?
New York shows up repeatedly across multiple time periods and disclosed sizes: Moon (2026-03-04, $9M), Accelerated Wealth Partners (2026-03-02, $200M), and Hook (2026-02-18, $16M). San Francisco/Bay Area adjacency also recurs via specific companies, such as Blacksmith in San Francisco ($45M, 2026-05-20) and Felt in Oakland ($15M, 2025-07-14), suggesting coastal clustering.
Which part of the timeline looks most active in these 50 rows?
Early 2026 contains a dense run of rounds, including Swsh (2026-06-16, $4M), Swarm Engineering (2026-06-10, $10M), Arpio (2026-06-03, $15M), and a longer chain through 2026-05-27 (Lastwall, $16M). The window runs from 2024-10-30 (Growth99) to 2026-06-25 (validar), but the visible concentration is strongest in 2026.
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