Funded Startups in West Hollywood
Disclosed round sizes in West Hollywood swing widely: the largest disclosed amount is Pearl’s $58M (2024-07-24), which sits above the next-highest disclose…
Disclosed round sizes in West Hollywood swing widely: the largest disclosed amount is Pearl’s $58M (2024-07-24), which sits above the next-highest disclosed rounds at $55M (The Believer Company, 2023-03-07) and $21M (Mountaintop Studios, 2023-09-21). At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is Momo Project’s $100K (2022-03-29), far below the bulk of disclosed rounds clustered in the $1M–$15M range.
The most recent window runs from 2020-10-14 (Tiltify) through 2025-11-06 (RASA World), and the top of the list concentrates activity in 2024–2025, including multiple sizable disclosed rounds such as Pearl ($58M on 2024-07-24) and Rollup ($6M on 2024-05-20). Sector coverage is spread, but Apps appears in multiple entries (Root, Grindr, ZenSports, and Tiltify), and several rounds are not quantified by amount or stage: 1 entry is undisclosed (Rosaluna) and 6 entries use “Series Unknown” (RASA World, Mucho Mas Media, Create & Cultivate, Rollup’s stage is Seed, not unknown; h.Wood Group, Humanoid Labs, and AmazeVR).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the outlier in West Hollywood, and what’s the gap versus the rest?
Pearl’s $58M (2024-07-24) is the largest disclosed amount on the page. It meaningfully exceeds the next-largest disclosed rounds of $55M (The Believer Company, 2023-03-07) and $21M (Mountaintop Studios, 2023-09-21), while the smallest disclosed figure is $100K (Momo Project, 2022-03-29).
Do the most recent rounds cluster in a narrow time window, or are they evenly distributed across the span?
They skew toward the recent period: the list spans 2020-10-14 (Tiltify) to 2025-11-06 (RASA World), and multiple entries land in 2024–2025. Examples include Root’s $9M (2025-06-17), RASA World’s $8M (2025-11-06), and Pearl’s $58M (2024-07-24), indicating tighter clustering near the top of the recency-sorted table.
Is there a stage mix pattern, especially around “Series Unknown” and undisclosed amounts?
There is notable classification missingness: 6 of 25 rows use “Series Unknown” (RASA World 2025-11-06, Mucho Mas Media 2024-12-11, Create & Cultivate 2024-09-11, h.Wood Group 2024-04-11, Humanoid Labs 2021-08-06, AmazeVR 2022-01-11). Additionally, 1 row has an undisclosed amount (Rosaluna, Series A, dated 2025-04-15).
Which sectors appear more than once, suggesting over-representation on this list?
Apps is the most repeated sector in this 25-row slice: Root (2025-06-17, Seed, $9M), Grindr (2022-11-18, Series Unknown, $100M), ZenSports (2021-03-16, Series A, $2M), and Tiltify (2020-10-14, amount $7M with no stage shown) all label as Apps. Other labels appear fewer times (for example, multiple Gaming entries exist, but it does not match the Apps frequency).
Which entries are near the extremes of disclosed funding, and what does that imply about dispersion?
At the upper extreme, disclosed rounds include Pearl at $58M (2024-07-24) and The Believer Company at $55M (2023-03-07). At the lower extreme, the smallest disclosed amount is $100K for Momo Project (2022-03-29), with another low point at Jobfair’s $100K (2022-03-01, Pre-Seed). That pairing of very large and very small disclosed rounds points to high dispersion within the same city slice.
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