Funded Startups in Sherman Oaks
Six funded entries in Sherman Oaks span from 2021-07-21 (FloQast) to 2025-03-10 (Tetrous).
Six funded entries in Sherman Oaks span from 2021-07-21 (FloQast) to 2025-03-10 (Tetrous). The disclosed amounts show one clear outlier: FloQast’s $110M Series D (2021-07-21) is far above the rest, with the next-largest disclosed round being homium’s $10M Series A (2024-04-16). Sector and stage mix are mixed but skew toward early-to-mid maturity in labels: 3 of 6 entries have “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts (Crystal Sonic in 2023-09-07 for $850K; Sanguine on 2023-01-09 with undisclosed; and Crystal Sonic is the only consumer-electronics out of the three unknown-category entries), while the remaining 3 use named rounds (Series A, Series A, Series D, plus a $1M Grant).
Timing concentrates in two clusters: 3 of the 6 rounds fall between 2023-01-09 and 2023-09-07 (Sanguine, Crystal Sonic, and — by later date — no further entries in 2023), and 2 of the 6 are in 2024–2025 (homium 2024-04-16 and Tetrous 2025-03-10).
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Frequently asked
What stands out in the disclosed funding sizes for Sherman Oaks, and how does it compare to the rest of the list?
FloQast’s $110M Series D on 2021-07-21 is the only disclosed round above $50M, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed amount of $10M from homium’s 2024-04-16 Series A. The remaining disclosed amounts cluster at $7M (Tetrous, 2025-03-10), $1M (Exceptional Minds, 2022-10-23), and $850K (Crystal Sonic, 2023-09-07).
Do multiple rounds cluster in the same date window, or are they spread evenly across years?
The date span runs from 2021-07-21 (FloQast) to 2025-03-10 (Tetrous), but entries concentrate around 2023 and the later 2024–2025 edge. Specifically, Sanguine (2023-01-09, undisclosed) and Crystal Sonic (2023-09-07, $850K) account for 2 of 6 rows in 2023, while homium (2024-04-16, $10M) and Tetrous (2025-03-10, $7M) are the 2024–2025 pair (2 of 6).
Which stage labels dominate in this Sherman Oaks snapshot, and where do the unknowns appear?
Named round labels appear in 3 of 6 entries: homium (Series A, $10M on 2024-04-16), Tetrous (Series A, $7M on 2025-03-10), and FloQast (Series D, $110M on 2021-07-21). The remaining 3 of 6 include “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts: Crystal Sonic is “Series Unknown” with $850K (2023-09-07), and Sanguine is “Series Unknown” with an undisclosed amount (2023-01-09), with Exceptional Minds listed as a “Grant” ($1M on 2022-10-23).
Is any sector over-represented, or are the industries mostly one-offs?
Industries are mostly one-offs across these 6 rows: each appears once by the provided category, including Medical Equipment Manufacturing (Tetrous), Information Technology (homium), Consumer Electronics (Crystal Sonic), Apps (Sanguine), Media and Entertainment (Exceptional Minds), and Financial Services (FloQast). No sector reaches 3+ entries in this view.
Which entries should be treated as amount outliers beyond the largest deal?
After FloQast’s $110M (2021-07-21) as the high outlier, the low end includes Crystal Sonic at $850K on 2023-09-07 and Exceptional Minds at $1M on 2022-10-23. Sanguine on 2023-01-09 has an “undisclosed” amount, so it can’t be placed on the disclosed-size ladder, but its date falls between the 2022-10-23 Grant and the 2023-09-07 Series Unknown consumer electronics round.
Which of the listed rounds are among the most recent, based on the dates shown?
Within the 6-row window sorted by round date desc, the most recent two rounds are Tetrous (Series A, $7M on 2025-03-10) and homium (Series A, $10M on 2024-04-16). The remaining entries trail off into 2023–2021, including Crystal Sonic ($850K on 2023-09-07) and FloQast ($110M on 2021-07-21).
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