Private Equity Funded Startups in United States
50+ private equity funded startups in united states — recent funding rounds, disclosed amounts, and headquarters. Updated weekly, free to browse.
Disclosed private-equity round sizes in these 50 U.S. entries show one clear outlier: Avalara’s $500M round dated 2025-11-13 is far above every other disclosed amount (the next-highest disclosed is Alleviate Financial at $150M on 2025-11-03). Below that peak, disclosed deals cluster in the tens to low hundreds: Alleviate Financial ($150M, 2025-11-03), Axonic Insurance ($210M, 2025-10-31), and smaller rounds like BluWave ($14M, 2025-11-01), Perelel ($27M, 2025-11-17), and Round 2 ($2M, 2025-11-13).
The dataset is heavily undisclosed: 45 of 50 rows list “undisclosed,” leaving only five disclosed amounts (including the $500M and $2M edges). Temporally, rounds concentrate tightly in November 2025, spanning 2025-10-30 (Conifers.Ai) through 2025-11-28 (Chameleon Limited). Sector-wise, “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” appears repeatedly across multiple companies and dates (e.g., Suno on 2025-11-11 and MotionSafe on 2025-11-11; also Meperia on 2025-11-11 and Conifers.Ai on 2025-10-30), indicating a recurring focus within the private-equity cohort shown.
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What’s the largest disclosed private-equity round here, and how does it stack up against the rest?
Avalara’s $500M round (2025-11-13) is an outlier: it’s dramatically larger than the next-highest disclosed amount of $210M from Axonic Insurance (2025-10-31), and well above the $150M round for Alleviate Financial (2025-11-03). The remaining disclosed rounds sit at $35M (BioFiltro, 2025-11-18), $27M (Perelel, 2025-11-17), $14M (BluWave, 2025-11-01), and $2M (Round 2, 2025-11-13).
Are undisclosed deal sizes dominant in this list, and does that affect how confidently sizes can be compared?
Yes. 45 of 50 rows are marked “undisclosed,” so disclosed-size comparisons effectively rely on only five entries: Avalara ($500M, 2025-11-13), Alleviate Financial ($150M, 2025-11-03), Axonic Insurance ($210M, 2025-10-31), BioFiltro ($35M, 2025-11-18), and Perelel ($27M, 2025-11-17) plus BluWave ($14M, 2025-11-01) and Round 2 ($2M, 2025-11-13).
Which deals define the temporal edges in the 50-row window?
The most recent entry is Chameleon Limited on 2025-11-28 (undisclosed). The oldest date shown is 2025-10-30 with Conifers.Ai (undisclosed). Most of the list falls in November 2025, with multiple rounds dated between 2025-11-01 and 2025-11-23.
Do any cities repeat enough to suggest geographic clustering (based on the shown rows)?
No single city repeats across the dataset in the rows shown. The dataset does show repeat country-state patterns (e.g., New York appears multiple times as a state via Chameleon Limited’s city in Nebraska is separate, while other entries like Place Exchange is New York, New York), but there is not a clear city-level concentration you could map directly from these 50 rows.
Is there a sector theme that appears across multiple companies, such as AI, rather than isolated single entries?
AI-linked tags recur across the list, not as a one-off: Suno is tagged “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” on 2025-11-11, MotionSafe is tagged with AI (also on 2025-11-11), Meperia is tagged with AI on 2025-11-11, and Conifers.Ai is tagged with AI on 2025-10-30. That repeated presence contrasts with other categories that appear more sparsely in single entries.
Are there notable small and large disclosed deals that would be useful for outreach prioritization in this segment?
On the high end, Avalara’s $500M (2025-11-13) dwarfs the remaining disclosed sizes. On the low end, Round 2’s $2M (2025-11-13) sits at the floor among disclosed amounts, with BluWave at $14M (2025-11-01) and Perelel at $27M (2025-11-17) filling much of the mid-lower range.
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