Funded Startups in Short Hills
Across these five Short Hills entries, the largest disclosed round is Cranium’s $25M Series A on 2023-10-26, and it sits notably above the rest of the disc…
Across these five Short Hills entries, the largest disclosed round is Cranium’s $25M Series A on 2023-10-26, and it sits notably above the rest of the disclosed amounts shown (with Kustomer at $60M on 2023-05-16, the disclosed leader, and Agilis Chemicals’ $4M on 2020-08-26 well below the mid-pack). Sector and stage mix are also concentrated: four of the five rows are technology-adjacent categories (Artificial Intelligence at Cranium; Information Technology at Kustomer; Consumer Electronics at NexGen Coding; Sports/Fitness at Vamos Racquets still maps to a product-driven vertical), while stage visibility is uneven with two “Series Unknown” records (NexGen Coding in 2023-10-03 and Kustomer in 2023-05-16) plus one explicitly “Seed” and one blank stage label.
The funding dates span 2020-08-26 (Agilis Chemicals, Inc.) through 2025-09-16 (Vamos Racquets), with a cluster in late 2023: three rounds land between 2023-10-03 and 2023-10-26. Short Hills location appears consistently as “Short Hills” (including “Short Hills, New Jersey” in three rows), suggesting the list is focused on the same geography rather than multiple similarly named cities.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the clear outlier in these Short Hills entries, and how does it compare to the next-largest disclosed amount?
Kustomer’s $60M round on 2023-05-16 is the largest disclosed amount in the five-row set, and it substantially exceeds the next-largest disclosed amount: Cranium’s $25M on 2023-10-26.
Is there a temporal cluster in this list, or are rounds spread evenly over time?
Rounds are clustered in late 2023: three entries fall between 2023-10-03 (NexGen Coding, undisclosed) and 2023-10-26 (Cranium, $25M). Outside that window, the set stretches back to 2020-08-26 (Agilis Chemicals, Inc., $4M) and forward to 2025-09-16 (Vamos Racquets, $1M).
How much of the stage labeling is unclear versus specified across these five rows?
Stage information is incomplete in three of the five rows: NexGen Coding is labeled “Series Unknown” (2023-10-03, undisclosed), Kustomer is “Series Unknown” (2023-05-16, $60M), and Agilis Chemicals, Inc. has a blank stage field (2020-08-26, $4M). Only two rows have explicit stage labels: Vamos Racquets “Seed” (2025-09-16, $1M) and Cranium “Series A” (2023-10-26, $25M).
Do any sectors appear repeatedly, or is the sector mix fragmented?
Within the five rows, sectors appear fragmented rather than repeated: each of the stated categories is unique (Sports, Fitness for Vamos Racquets; Artificial Intelligence for Cranium; Consumer Electronics for NexGen Coding; Information Technology for Kustomer; B2B, Chemical for Agilis Chemicals, Inc.).
Which entries closed within the most recent 90 days shown, and do any show particularly high disclosed amounts?
Relative to the most recent date in the list (2025-09-16, Vamos Racquets), only Vamos Racquets itself falls within a 90-day window in these rows. Its disclosed amount is $1M, and there are no other disclosed rounds in that recent window in the five-row view.
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