Funded Startups in Lubbock
The disclosed rounds in this Lubbock-focused slice cluster tightly below the largest check: Quext raised $63M on 2022-06-16, which is far above the next-la…
The disclosed rounds in this Lubbock-focused slice cluster tightly below the largest check: Quext raised $63M on 2022-06-16, which is far above the next-largest disclosed rounds (Masked Rider Capital at $17M on 2023-04-13 and SitePro at $16M on 2022-11-03). The same list also shows a heavy share of “Series Unknown” classifications: 4 of 7 entries are labeled Series Unknown (Cornerstone Caregiving is undisclosed, not counted here; BlueVerse, Masked Rider Capital, and NemaLife are Series Unknown; and Delta Robotics is Pre-Seed).
Dates span from 2022-06-16 (Quext) to 2026-05-27 (Cornerstone Caregiving), with multiple rounds concentrated in the 2022–2024 window: Quext (2022-06-16) and SitePro (2022-11-03) bracket 2022, BlueVerse ($2M) arrives in 2024-07-18, and NemaLife ($300K) follows on 2024-10-22. Sector-wise, Health Care, Biotechnology, AI, Advertising, Financial Services, Energy, and Design each appear once; the only multi-round emphasis is timing and labeling rather than repeated sectors.
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Frequently asked
What are the largest and smallest disclosed rounds in this Lubbock list, and how extreme are they versus the rest?
The largest disclosed amount is Quext’s $63M on 2022-06-16. The smallest disclosed amount is Delta Robotics’ $30K on 2024-09-06; the next-closest low disclosed round is NemaLife at $300K (2024-10-22), which is still well above $30K.
Do the rounds cluster in a particular date window, or are they evenly spread?
They cluster around the 2022–2024 period: three of the seven entries fall in 2022 (Quext on 2022-06-16; SitePro on 2022-11-03; and none in early 2022), and the remaining disclosed rounds continue through 2023 (Masked Rider Capital on 2023-04-13) and 2024 (Delta Robotics on 2024-09-06; BlueVerse on 2024-07-18; NemaLife on 2024-10-22). A later edge appears with Cornerstone Caregiving on 2026-05-27, after the 2024 rounds.
Which stage labels dominate the mix, and are any stages clearly more common than others?
“Series Unknown” appears in 3 entries: BlueVerse (2024-07-18, $2M), Masked Rider Capital (2023-04-13, $17M), and NemaLife (2024-10-22, $300K). Other labels are singletons in this view: Pre-Seed (Delta Robotics, 2024-09-06, $30K), Series E (SitePro, 2022-11-03, $16M), and two non-disclosed cases (Cornerstone Caregiving in 2026-05-27 and Quext’s labeled “Undisclosed” even though the amount shows $63M in the table’s row format).
Are there any outliers worth flagging based on size, sector, or labeling?
Yes by size: Quext’s $63M (2022-06-16) is an outlier above Masked Rider Capital’s $17M (2023-04-13) and SitePro’s $16M (2022-11-03). On labeling, there are also two undisclosed-pattern rows in the table: Cornerstone Caregiving is undisclosed on 2026-05-27, while Quext is shown with an “Undisclosed” series label despite $63M appearing in the amount column.
Which entries fall closest to the most recent date shown, and what does that imply for recency of funding signals?
The most recent row is Cornerstone Caregiving on 2026-05-27 (undisclosed). The next-nearest funding signal is in 2024 (BlueVerse on 2024-07-18 for $2M; Delta Robotics on 2024-09-06 for $30K; NemaLife on 2024-10-22 for $300K), suggesting a gap between the 2024 entries and the latest 2026 update in this 7-row window.
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