Funded Software Startups
Across the 50 most recent funded software rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Multiverse Computing’s $219M (Series B) on 2025-06-12.
Across the 50 most recent funded software rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Multiverse Computing’s $219M (Series B) on 2025-06-12. That single round dwarfs most others: only Lovable’s $200M (Series A, 2025-07-17) and n8n.io’s $180M (Series C, 2025-10-08) sit above $100M, while several disclosed rounds cluster far lower (e.g., Refr Sports at $260K on 2025-11-09 and nine disclosed rounds at $10M or less, such as GreyLabs AI’s $10M on 2025-10-06 and Synaptic’s $5M on 2025-06-26).
Geographically, the dataset concentrates in a few metros: San Francisco appears repeatedly (e.g., Reevo $80M on 2025-11-07; Dash0 $35M on 2025-10-03; Extend $17M on 2025-06-17; Canary Technologies $80M on 2025-06-12; Path Systems/Waypoint AI are also Bay Area based), while Berlin shows up multiple times (n8n.io on 2025-10-08 at $180M; plus Climatiq on 2025-06-25 at $12M, and several smaller entries). Stage labeling is split, with “Series Unknown” appearing in 12 rows (e.g., Aurrigo International plc on 2025-08-26 at $1M and Optibrium/Path Systems on 2025-07-08 as undisclosed), and explicit undisclosed amounts appearing in 5 rows (e.g., OpsLyft on 2025-10-10 and Modii on 2025-06-09). Rounds span 2025-06-09 through 2025-11-16, with the latest entry being Amenitiz’s $45M (Series B) on 2025-11-16.
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Frequently asked
What stands out as the largest disclosed software round in this list, and how much does it separate from the rest?
Multiverse Computing’s $219M (Series B) on 2025-06-12 is the largest disclosed amount, and it is followed by a thin top tier: Lovable at $200M (2025-07-17) and n8n.io at $180M (2025-10-08). Most remaining disclosed rounds are well below that range, including Refr Sports at $260K (2025-11-09).
How extreme is the low end, and which company/date defines it?
The smallest disclosed amount is Offstreet Technology’s $220K on 2025-08-11 (Series Unknown), which is far below other sub-$1M entries like Toppi’s $1M on 2025-08-27 and several $2M–$7M rounds (e.g., Velents $2M on 2025-11-01; Dreamhub $7M on 2025-06-10).
Do these rounds cluster in a narrow geography or are they broadly distributed?
San Francisco is repeatedly represented across large and mid-size rounds, including Reevo $80M (2025-11-07), Dash0 $35M (2025-10-03), Extend $17M (2025-06-17), and Canary Technologies $80M (2025-06-12). Berlin also shows multiple appearances—n8n.io at $180M on 2025-10-08 and Climatiq at $12M on 2025-06-25—alongside other European hubs.
Is the date range skewed toward a particular window near the top of the list?
The dataset covers 2025-06-09 through 2025-11-16, and the strongest concentration of large rounds sits around mid-year: Multiverse Computing’s $219M (2025-06-12) and Zeelo’s $23M (2025-06-24) bracket the period, while the very latest entry (Amenitiz $45M on 2025-11-16) lands after several high-$M rounds already appeared in October (e.g., n8n.io $180M on 2025-10-08).
How should stage labels be interpreted here—does “Series Unknown” dominate compared with named stages, and how often are amounts undisclosed?
“Series Unknown” appears in 12 of the 50 rows (for example, Aurrigo International plc on 2025-08-26 at $1M and Pelico on 2025-06-18 at $40M). Separately, explicit undisclosed amounts occur in 5 rows, including OpsLyft on 2025-10-10 (undisclosed) and Modii on 2025-06-09 (undisclosed), which makes disclosed-size comparisons incomplete for those entries.
Are there notable outliers besides size, such as materially different disclosed amounts within the same stage label?
Yes: even within named stages, the disclosed range can swing sharply. For example, Series A includes Azumuta at $9M on 2025-11-13 and GreyLabs AI at $10M on 2025-10-06, but also Lovable at $200M on 2025-07-17, which is far above the rest of the Series A rows visible here.
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