Series D Funded Startups in United States
In the 50 most recent disclosed Series D rounds shown (sorted by round date descending), the largest disclosed amount is Anysphere at $2.3B on 2025-11-14,…
In the 50 most recent disclosed Series D rounds shown (sorted by round date descending), the largest disclosed amount is Anysphere at $2.3B on 2025-11-14, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed entries; the next-largest disclosed amounts are $700M (XENERGY, 2025-11-27) and $510M (Chaos, 2025-11-16 and Stoke Space, 2025-10-09). Multiple entries also cluster tightly by time: nearly the entire top of the list falls between 2025-10-30 and 2025-11-27, with several $100M+ rounds repeating in that window (e.g., Federato $100M on 2025-11-23, RapidSOS $100M on 2025-11-21, and several others). Sector mix is also uneven: AI-labeled companies appear repeatedly (e.g., Federato $100M on 2025-11-23; Anysphere $2.3B on 2025-11-14; Perfumeo $105M on 2025-10-30; multiple additional AI rounds through April–May 2025), while “undisclosed” appears 3 times (Mythical Games on 2025-10-17; Dewpoint Therapeutics on 2025-09-13; and additional undisclosed is present within the 50 rows). Geographic concentration is consistent with major tech markets: San Francisco appears across multiple companies and dates (e.g., Peek on 2025-11-23, Nova Credit on 2025-10-19, PostHog on 2025-06-09, Supabase on 2025-04-22). The rounds span 2025-04-02 to 2025-11-27, with the most recent being XENERGY on 2025-11-27.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series D round in this list, and how extreme is it versus the others?
Anysphere’s $2.3B disclosed Series D on 2025-11-14 is the only disclosed entry in the multi-billion range and dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts such as XENERGY’s $700M (2025-11-27) and the $510M rounds (Chaos on 2025-11-16 and Stoke Space on 2025-10-09).
Do the most recent rounds cluster into a narrow date window?
Yes: the top of the list concentrates between 2025-10-30 and 2025-11-27, including multiple $100M+ rounds in quick succession (e.g., Federato $100M on 2025-11-23 and RapidSOS $100M on 2025-11-21). The overall visible range runs from 2025-04-02 (Cyberhaven) to 2025-11-27 (XENERGY).
Which sectors appear repeatedly, and what does that imply for where activity is densest?
AI-labeled companies recur across the time span: Federato ($100M, 2025-11-23), Anysphere ($2.3B, 2025-11-14), Perfumeo ($105M, 2025-10-30), and others such as Pathos ($365M, 2025-05-15) and Rescale ($115M, 2025-04-07). By contrast, sectors outside the AI cluster show more dispersion across fewer entries (e.g., biotech entries like The EVERY Company $55M on 2025-11-05 and Odyssey Therapeutics $213M on 2025-09-09).
Are there notable outliers beyond the largest check—especially undisclosed deals?
Two forms of outliers show up: a check-size outlier (Anysphere at $2.3B) and deal-disclosure outliers, with “undisclosed” amounts appearing 3 times in the 50 rows (Mythical Games on 2025-10-17; Dewpoint Therapeutics on 2025-09-13; and another undisclosed entry among the shown rows).
Is there a city or metro concentration, or is it broadly distributed across the United States?
There is meaningful repeated representation from major hubs, especially San Francisco: Peek ($70M, 2025-11-23), Nova Credit ($35M, 2025-10-19), PostHog ($70M, 2025-06-09), Rescale (2025-04-07, $115M), and Supabase ($200M, 2025-04-22). That said, the list also includes multiple other states and cities (e.g., Rockville for XENERGY $700M on 2025-11-27 and Chicago for Zero Hash $104M on 2025-09-24), indicating both hub concentration and broader geographic spread.
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