Funded Software Startups in Israel
Across the 16 most recent software funding entries shown, the only disclosed round at the $100M+ level is Kela Technologies’ $200M on 2026-05-05; the next-…
Across the 16 most recent software funding entries shown, the only disclosed round at the $100M+ level is Kela Technologies’ $200M on 2026-05-05; the next-largest disclosed amounts in the list are far lower ($27M at Appwrite on 2022-04-05 and $35M at Incredibuild on 2022-06-27), making that $200M figure a clear disclosed outlier. Most disclosed deals cluster in the $3M–$27M band (for example Pandorian at $3M on 2025-11-01, Odigos at $13M on 2024-09-09, and Duve at $10M on 2022-06-06), while several rounds are not quantified as disclosed ($3 entries are undisclosed/unknown amounts: DragonflyDB 2025-10-28 is undisclosed, Otonomo 2022-07-26 is undisclosed, and Lightrun 2021-05-26 shows $23M but Lightrun’s Series is blank; Series is also blank for L1ght 2020-02-25). Geographically, Tel Aviv (including “Tel Aviv, Israel” and entries listing “Herzliya, Tel Aviv, Israel”) dominates all rows, with no other city appearing.
Temporally, the date range spans 2020-02-25 (L1ght) through 2026-05-05 (Kela). The most recent 12 rounds (from 2025-11-01 back to 2022-06-06) concentrate heavily in Tel Aviv, and stage labels skew toward Seed/Series A/Series Unknown: Seed appears on Keyval ($500K, 2023-04-05), Reeco ($10M, 2023-03-28), Amy ($6M, 2022-06-17), Amplication ($7M, 2022-02-09), and Everafter.ai ($13M, 2021-09-14), while Series A appears on Odigos ($13M, 2024-09-09), groundcover ($20M, 2022-09-14), Duve ($10M, 2022-06-06), and Appwrite ($27M, 2022-04-05).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in the Israel software list, and how different is it from the rest?
Kela Technologies’ $200M (2026-05-05) is the only disclosed round above $100M, and it dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts shown such as Incredibuild’s $35M (2022-06-27) and Appwrite’s $27M (2022-04-05).
Are deals clustered in a recent date window, or are they spread evenly across years?
The rows span 2020-02-25 (L1ght) to 2026-05-05 (Kela). Several recent entries land in a tight run from 2025-11-01 to 2025-10-28 (Pandorian and DragonflyDB), while the bulk of disclosed amounts between $6M and $27M are concentrated from 2022-02-09 through 2024-09-09 (e.g., Amplication $7M on 2022-02-09, Duve $10M on 2022-06-06, Odigos $13M on 2024-09-09).
Which city shows up most in this dataset, and is there any meaningful geographic diversity?
Tel Aviv is effectively the single hub across all 16 rows: multiple companies list “Tel Aviv, Israel” (e.g., Kela 2026-05-05) and others explicitly reference “Herzliya, Tel Aviv, Israel” (e.g., Pandorian 2025-11-01 and Otonomo 2022-07-26). No other standalone city appears.
How do stage labels mix across these recent entries—does one stage dominate?
Seed and Series A appear repeatedly: Seed is shown for Keyval ($500K, 2023-04-05), Reeco ($10M, 2023-03-28), Amy ($6M, 2022-06-17), Amplication ($7M, 2022-02-09), and Everafter.ai ($13M, 2021-09-14). Series A shows up for Odigos ($13M, 2024-09-09), groundcover ($20M, 2022-09-14), Duve ($10M, 2022-06-06), and Appwrite ($27M, 2022-04-05), with additional “Series Unknown” labels on Kela (2026-05-05) and DragonflyDB (2025-10-28).
Are there notable outliers on the low end or with undisclosed amounts that affect comparisons?
The smallest disclosed amount is Keyval’s $500K (2023-04-05), while multiple entries are not comparable on disclosed size: DragonflyDB is listed as “undisclosed” (2025-10-28) and Otonomo is also “undisclosed” (2022-07-26). That means any ranking of “largest” is effectively anchored to the disclosed entries like Kela $200M and Appwrite $27M rather than the undisclosed rounds.
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