Funded Startups in Sacramento
Across the 44 most recent Sacramento-funded entries shown, the largest disclosed round is $300M by “One” (Apps) on 2024-12-12, which dwarfs the rest of the…
Across the 44 most recent Sacramento-funded entries shown, the largest disclosed round is $300M by “One” (Apps) on 2024-12-12, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts in this slice (the next-largest disclosed figures include $110M for Grin on 2021-10-13 and $50M for Rhombus Systems on 2024-07-30). Most disclosed rounds are clustered in the $1M–$20M band, with smaller seed checks such as $40K for Nuprizm (2022-12-01) and $50K for Scooly (2025-03-31).
Timing also forms a pattern: many rounds fall in a late-2024 cluster (e.g., One on 2024-12-12; Alex on 2024-12-04) and another wave appears in mid-2025 (e.g., Search Party on 2025-10-11 and Motion on 2025-09-14). On stage/amount disclosure, “Series Unknown” appears in 19 of 44 rows, while “undisclosed” amounts appear in 17 rows; the rest include named stages like Series B (e.g., Grin 2021-10-13: $110M; Connected Cannabis 2021-04-14: $30M) and Seed (e.g., Search Party 2025-10-11: $4M; Flexia 2022-04-05: $4M).
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Frequently asked
What is the largest disclosed round in this Sacramento list, and how much does it stand out versus the next-largest disclosed rounds?
The largest disclosed amount is $300M for One (Apps) on 2024-12-12. That figure is substantially above the other disclosed amounts shown, including Grin at $110M (2021-10-13) and Rhombus Systems at $45M (2024-07-30).
Do the disclosed rounds cluster in a particular date window, or are they spread out evenly across years?
The entries span 2020-08-12 (Unfold) through 2026-06-16 (Appnigma AI), but there are visible bursts: late 2024 includes One on 2024-12-12 and Alex on 2024-12-04, while mid-2025 includes Search Party on 2025-10-11 ($4M) and Motion on 2025-09-14 ($8M).
How much of this list is opaque on stage or amount, and what does that imply for interpreting “recent” activity?
Stage labels are frequently missing: “Series Unknown” appears in 19 of 44 rows. Amounts are also often not disclosed: 17 rows show “undisclosed,” including Appnigma AI (2026-06-16) and Allworth Financial (2026-04-30), which limits the strength of any size-based comparisons for those rounds.
Which sectors appear most often, and is there any sector that is clearly over-represented among the listed companies?
AI appears repeatedly, including Appnigma AI (2026-06-16), Expert IEP (2026-02-12), Search Party (2025-10-11), and Motion (2025-09-14). Other categories are present multiple times (e.g., Education with several entries), but no single non-AI sector clearly exceeds AI’s recurrence based on the rows shown.
Are any entries outliers on disclosed amount, either very small or very large relative to the rest?
Yes on both ends: One’s $300M (2024-12-12) is the dominant high outlier among disclosed amounts. On the low end, Nuprizm’s disclosed $40K (2022-12-01) and Scooly’s $50K (2025-03-31) sit well below the more common $1M+ disclosed rounds like Wind Harvest International at $1M (2026-04-18) and SACOG at $2M (2026-04-15).
What stage mix dominates the list, based on the presence of named stages versus “Series Unknown” and major named rounds?
Named stages do appear (e.g., Series B: Grin $110M on 2021-10-13 and Trifecta $20M on 2021-08-18; Seed: Search Party $4M on 2025-10-11 and Flexia $4M on 2022-04-05), but “Series Unknown” is the largest single staging bucket at 19 of 44. That means any stage-driven conclusions should be cautious for many entries, such as BigTentUSA (2026-05-11, undisclosed) and Allworth Financial (2026-04-30, undisclosed).
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