Funded Startups in Overland Park
Among the 24 most recent funded entries in Overland Park, the largest disclosed round is Compass Minerals’ $252M Post-IPO Equity on 2022-09-14, which dwarf…
Among the 24 most recent funded entries in Overland Park, the largest disclosed round is Compass Minerals’ $252M Post-IPO Equity on 2022-09-14, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount in the table (Novel Partners’ $115M on 2022-03-17). A second pattern is temporal clustering: 2023 alone contains multiple disclosed rounds across several stages (for example, SnapIt Solutions $250K on 2023-06-20 and Ringmaster Technologies $2M on 2023-03-08), while the most recent activity is concentrated in 2024–2025 (Suvysoft $150K on 2025-04-14; Daupler $15M on 2025-03-06; Lula $28M on 2025-02-03). Stage/category disclosure also stands out: four entries list amounts as “undisclosed” (CryptoSlam 2024-03-07, Examinetics 2023-08-16, Prime Capital Investment Advisors 2023-07-12, and Onspring Technologies 2023-05-09), limiting comparisons when assessing the full distribution of deal sizes.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in Overland Park, and how big is the gap versus the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Compass Minerals’ $252M Post-IPO Equity (2022-09-14) is an outlier relative to the next-largest disclosed amount, Novel Partners’ $115M (2022-03-17). No other disclosed round in the 24-row view approaches those two figures.
Do deal amounts cluster in a specific period, or are they evenly spread across the timeline shown?
The list spans from 2021-02-26 (First Boulevard, $5M, Seed) through 2025-04-14 (Suvysoft, $150K, Angel). Activity is more concentrated at the edges: multiple entries appear in 2025 (e.g., Daupler $15M on 2025-03-06; Lula $28M on 2025-02-03), while 2022 also contains several large disclosed rounds (Novel Partners $115M on 2022-03-17; Compass Minerals $252M on 2022-09-14).
Which stage labels are most common here, and does “Series Unknown” skew the dataset?
“Series Unknown” appears frequently enough to be a recurring classification (examples: Examinetics 2023-08-16, Prime Capital Investment Advisors 2023-07-12, Onspring Technologies 2023-05-09, and Ringmaster Technologies 2023-03-08). In addition, four entries are explicitly “undisclosed” on amount (CryptoSlam 2024-03-07; Examinetics 2023-08-16; Prime Capital Investment Advisors 2023-07-12; Onspring Technologies 2023-05-09), further complicating stage-versus-size comparisons.
Are there outliers on the low end that affect how deal size ranges look?
Yes: the smallest disclosed amount is Appsta’s $50K Pre-Seed (2023-09-01). That low point sits far below other small-to-mid rounds like SnapIt Solutions’ $250K (2023-06-20) and Tesseract Ventures’ $510K (2022-12-28), widening the visible spread in disclosed sizes.
Do sectors repeat across multiple funded entries, indicating an area of repeated investment activity?
Health Care shows up more than once with Seed/Unknown-labeled rounds including Haled Care ($1M on 2023-09-11) and Ringmaster Technologies ($2M on 2023-03-08). Financial Services also repeats (Novel Capital Seed $15M on 2024-05-29; Realto Series A $5M on 2022-05-05; Finotta Seed $3M on 2021-10-15).
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