Funded Professional Services Startups in United States
Among the 50 most recent funded “Professional Services” startups shown, the largest disclosed round is Pacific Green Technologies’ $50M on 2025-08-26.
Among the 50 most recent funded “Professional Services” startups shown, the largest disclosed round is Pacific Green Technologies’ $50M on 2025-08-26. That $50M figure sits well above most other disclosed rounds clustered in lower bands, including multiple $40M rounds (AirOps $40M on 2025-11-16; Scorability $40M on 2025-10-05; Optilogic $40M on 2025-04-08) and several entries below $10M.
The funding activity also clusters temporally and geographically. The most recent 10 rounds span 2025-11-16 back to 2025-08-19, and San Francisco appears repeatedly (e.g., Scorability 2025-10-05, FOSSA 2025-07-28, Caseflood.ai 2025-03-12, Overhaul 2025-01-10, Altera 2025-05-08), suggesting reuse of that city as a deal location. Stage reporting is uneven: “Series Unknown” is frequent (36 of 50 rows), while “undisclosed” amounts occur as well (13 of 50 rows), creating visibility gaps when comparing deal size and stage.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Professional Services list, and how does it compare to the next biggest disclosed deals?
Pacific Green Technologies’ $50M round on 2025-08-26 is the largest disclosed amount in the rows shown. The next-largest disclosed figures include multiple $40M rounds (AirOps $40M on 2025-11-16; Scorability $40M on 2025-10-05; Optilogic $40M on 2025-04-08), placing $50M above the dominant $40M band rather than being close to the rest.
Are there temporal clusters—do many rounds concentrate in a recent date window?
Yes. The latest 10 entries run from 2025-11-16 (AirOps) back to 2025-08-19 (Convoke), indicating consistent deal flow across late 2025 rather than isolated spikes. Earlier disclosed rounds also recur through mid-2024 (e.g., Neutreeno $5M on 2024-10-02 and Treya Partners undisclosed on 2024-10-07), but the densest cluster in this view is late 2025.
Which cities show up repeatedly, suggesting deal-location concentration?
San Francisco is the clearest recurrence: FOSSA (2025-07-28) and Caseflood.ai (2025-03-12) are both in San Francisco, and Overhaul (2025-01-10) and Altera (2025-05-08) are also listed there. That same city shows multiple distinct rounds rather than a single appearance, unlike cities that appear only once in the visible rows.
How dominant is “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed,” and what does that mean for comparing deal sizes by stage?
Stage classification is largely missing or unclear: 36 of 50 rows are labeled “Series Unknown.” Amounts are also often not visible: 13 of 50 rows are “undisclosed” (for example, Ergo companies on 2025-11-03 and Sagard on 2025-09-09), which makes cross-stage comparisons of disclosed deal size less reliable in this slice.
Are there unusually small disclosed rounds that stand out as outliers within the disclosed amounts?
The smallest disclosed amount in the table is GoPursue’s $20K on 2025-05-22. It is dramatically below other low-end disclosed rounds such as ConX’s $100K on 2025-06-18 and TalentSight’s $120K on 2025-03-30, making it a size outlier among disclosed amounts.
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