Funded Software Startups in Berlin
The disclosed round sizes in this Berlin software set cluster tightly around single-digit to low double-digit millions, with one clear outlier.
The disclosed round sizes in this Berlin software set cluster tightly around single-digit to low double-digit millions, with one clear outlier. Forto’s Series D closed on 2022-03-07 at $250M, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed rounds in the table such as JUCR at $26M (2022-11-16) and Mercanis at $20M (2025-06-18), while the smallest disclosed amount is unea’s $2M (2022-02-22).
Timing also concentrates in two windows: six rounds fall between 2023-03-28 and 2023-07-25 (Atlas Metrics through nuwo), and additional activity appears again from 2024-06-18 to 2025-06-25 (Mediaire, Restate, Climatiq, and Mercanis). Across 16 rows, 5 entries are labeled “Series Unknown” and 3 entries are “undisclosed,” creating a publication gap even as stage labels remain visible elsewhere. The oldest dated rounds shown are Layer ($5M, 2020-07-15) and Zenloop ($6M, 2020-06-15), while the most recent is n8n.io on 2026-05-12 (undisclosed).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Berlin software round here, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Forto’s $250M Series D (2022-03-07) is the only disclosed amount far above the pack; the next-highest disclosed amounts are JUCR at $26M (2022-11-16) and Mercanis at $20M (2025-06-18), while many other disclosed rounds sit at $13M or below (for example Mediaire $13M on 2024-11-13 and Climatiq $12M on 2025-06-25).
Do the recent rounds cluster into a specific date window?
Yes. Between 2023-03-28 and 2023-07-25, five seed rounds (Atlas Metrics $6M, seedtrace $2M, and nuwo $3M, plus other entries in that span) and at least one additional early-2023 entry create a mid-2023 concentration; another dense run appears from 2024-06-18 to 2025-06-25, including Restate $7M (2024-06-18), Mediaire $13M (2024-11-13), Mercanis $20M (2025-06-18), and Climatiq $12M (2025-06-25).
Are there stage or disclosure patterns that affect how comparable these rounds are?
Stage labeling is incomplete in two ways: 5 rows are “Series Unknown” (including n8n.io on 2026-05-12 and Mediaire on 2024-11-13), and 3 rows are explicitly “undisclosed” (n8n.io 2026-05-12, eco.mio 2024-06-18, and Kelvin Green 2024-01-17). That means comparisons of size are strongest only across the 10 disclosed dollar amounts in the table.
Which stage mix dominates among the disclosed entries in this list?
Among the rows with visible dollar amounts, Seed and later-stage labeled rounds appear frequently: Seed examples include Restate $7M (2024-06-10) and Atlas Metrics $6M (2023-03-28), while later-stage labels include Forto’s Series D $250M (2022-03-07) and Mercanis’ Series A $20M (2025-06-18). The largest disclosed amount is also the only Series D labeled row shown.
What outliers or near-outliers should analysts look at first?
Forto’s $250M on 2022-03-07 is the standout outlier by a wide margin versus the next-largest disclosed rounds (JUCR $26M on 2022-11-16 and Mercanis $20M on 2025-06-18). On the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is unea’s $2M pre-seed on 2022-02-22, with another low disclosed datapoint seedtrace at $2M on 2023-07-04.
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