Series A and pre-Series A rounds FOUND logged in the last 30 days, newest first. After a Series A, teams hire fast and pick the tools they will grow on. Updated .
Quick answer: In the 30 days to 25 Oct 2026, FOUND logged 153 Series A and pre-Series A rounds from public news coverage, 144 of them with the amount reported. The newest is Formic (Series A, 23 Oct 2026). The list updates weekly.
Company
Round
Amount
Announced
Source
Formic
Series A
$50M
The Business Journals
Prism DataPrism Data builds data solutions.
Series A
$20M
The Paypers
HarajukuHarajuku Tokyo Café is expanding.
Pre-Series A
$3M
Indian Startup Times
Beyond VisionDrone technology company specializing in advanced aerial solutions.
Realset AIRealset AI builds real-world training data for frontier models and embodied agents.
Series A
$10M
yourvalley.net
AitaneTo build sales AI agent
Pre-Series A
Not disclosed
Dealroom
OuterSignalOuterSignal offers an agentic customer personalization platform.
Series A
$22M
Pulse 2.0
EDTEDT is working on innovative technology solutions.
Pre-Series A
$2.4M
Siliconindia
Buildcheck
Series A
$12M
SaasRise
AtomicAtomic is a company founded by Tesla alums.
Series A
$12.5M
Axios
MarbleOpen-source fraud and AML platform
Series A
€6.5M
thenextweb.com
RayonAI-powered interior design platform
Series A
€10M
Tech.eu
TopsortAccelerate Commerce AI
Series A
$20M
SaasRise
TundrTundr builds welfare software.
Series A
€12M
Dealroom.co
Menos AIFor institutional investment intelligence layer.
Pre-Series A
$5.1M
app.dealroom.co
eradExpanding SME financing across the Gulf
Series A
$22M
Dealroom.co
LOMBYLOMBY is focused on mass-producing delivery robots.
Series A
$2.5M
Dealroom.co
Amaani
Series A
$5M
yourstory.com
MIND
Series A
$30M
Dealroom
BackBox
Series A
$32M
Dealroom
ActivTrakActivTrak provides workforce analytics and productivity management software.
Series A
$20M
Dealroom.co
GreyNoiseGreyNoise builds tools for cybersecurity and threat intelligence.
Series A
$15M
Dealroom
AditudeAditude builds solutions for digital marketing.
Series A
$15M
Dealroom.co
CharterUPTransportation technology platform.
Series A
$60M
Dealroom
Boostly
Series A
$22M
Dealroom.co
LetterheadLetterhead provides a platform for creating and managing digital correspondence.
Series A
$34M
Dealroom
ConstructorConstructor provides AI-driven search and product discovery solutions.
Series A
$55M
Dealroom.co
ZonosLed by Silversmith Capital Partners
Series A
$69M
Dealroom
Vector Remote CareVector Remote Care offers remote healthcare solutions.
Series A
$12.5M
Dealroom.co
TitanXTitanX is scaling its Phone Intent platform.
Series A
$27M
Dealroom.co
Hauler HeroHauler Hero provides a platform for waste management and logistics.
Series A
$16M
Dealroom.co
ArivihanAI tutoring in India's smaller cities.
Series A
$10M
Dealroom
A funding round is a reason to write, not the whole reason
A round tells you a company has new money and a plan to spend it. It does not tell you whether they need what you sell or who would buy it. Three checks turn this list into conversations:
Fit first. Keep the companies that match your buyer: the industry, the size and the problem you solve. A loud round at a company that could never buy is still a company that could never buy.
A second signal. Look for what else is happening: are they hiring the team you help, has a new leader joined, is someone there posting about the problem you solve? Two reasons beat one.
The person who can say yes. At a seed-stage company that is usually a founder. After a Series A or B, it is the leader of the team the money is building.
Then open with them, not with the round alone: "Congrats on the raise" is what everyone sends. "Saw you are hiring your first two AEs after the round" is a message only they could get.
How FOUND uses this
This list is a byproduct of FOUND's work. Its agents read funding news every day, keep the companies that match your buyer, find the right person at each with their work email and write to them on LinkedIn and email from your own accounts, with the round and a second reason in the first line. You approve every message and you see your first real leads before you pay. See it in a 20 minute demo or see the price.
Questions
Where does this list come from?
From public news coverage of funding rounds: startup and business news sites, funding trackers and press releases. FOUND reads them every day to spot companies that just raised, because a fresh round is one of the buying signals its agents watch. Each row links the report it came from.
How often is it updated?
Weekly. This version was built on 25 Oct 2026 and covers the 30 days before it. A round can take a few days to be reported, so the newest days fill in over the following week.
Why sell to startups that just raised?
New money comes with new targets. In the weeks after a round, founders and new leaders hire, set up their go-to-market and choose the tools they will grow on, so they are reading messages from vendors who can help them hit the plan.
When should I reach out after a funding round?
In the first few weeks, while the plan is being made. Open with something about their company, not the round alone: everyone congratulates a raise, so pair it with a second reason, like the team they are hiring or a post about the problem you solve.
Who should I contact at a company that just raised?
The person who owns the problem you solve and can say yes. At a seed-stage company that is usually a founder. After a Series A or B it is often the leader of the team being built, such as the head of sales, growth or operations.
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