Each week we bring you some of the notable startup fundings from the previous week in a clear, concise, easy-to-read report to keep you on top of things. For the week ending 1/5/19 (a holiday shortened week), we feature the following startups:
Measurabl — $18.29M – Series B
San Diego-based Measurabl is a real estate SaaS for sustainability data collection, management, reporting, and building benchmarking. Founded in 2013, Measurabl has now raised a total of $29.61M in equity funding over five rounds.
Moesif — $3.58M – Seed
San Francisco-based Moesif is an AI-powered API analytics platform for our automated world. Founded in 2016, Moesif has now raised a total of $3.58M in equity funding over two rounds.
CarePredict — $9.5M – Series A
Plantation-based CarePredict is an AI Elder care platform that helps seniors live independently, economically and longer Founded in 2013, CarePredict has now raised a total of $17.19M in equity funding over six rounds.
NuoDB — $30.55M – Venture
Cambridge-based NuoDB is a provider of elastic SQL database for cloud applications. Founded in 2010, NuoDB has now raised a total of $85.23M in equity funding over eight rounds.
AlertMedia — $25M – Series C
Austin-based AlertMedia provides a critical communications platform and monitoring services to enterprise customers. Founded in 2013, AlertMedia has now raised a total of $42.01M in equity funding over five rounds.
Wyze Labs — $20M – Series A
Seattle-based Wyze Labs is on a mission to make smart home technology accessible to everyone. Founded in 2017, Wyze Labs has now raised a total of $20.M in equity funding over two rounds.
Bakkt — $182.5M – Series A
Atlanta-based Bakkt is building an open, seamless global network to enable you to buy, sell, store and spend digital assets simply, safely. Bakkt was founded in 2016.
Dashbot — $3M – Seed
San Francisco-based Dashbot is a bot analytics platform that enables developers to increase engagement, acquisition, and retention through actionable data. Founded in 2016, Dashbot has now raised a total of $5.M in equity funding over three rounds.
