The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 3/23/2021 featuring funding details for Dataminr, Feedback Loop, and much more. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.
Dataminr — $475M – additional funding
Dataminr, real-time information discovery platform, has raised $475M in additional funding funding from investors that include Eldridge, Valor Equity Partners, MSD Capital, Reinvent Capital, ArrowMark Capital, IVP, and Eden Global. Founded by Jeff Kinsey, Sam Hendel, and Theodore Bailey in 2009, Dataminr has now raised a total of $1.05B in reported equity funding.
Feedback Loop — $14M – Series A
Feedback Loop, the agile research platform, has raised $14M in Series A funding from investors that include Crosslink Capital and Spider Capital. Founded by Michael Bamberger, Nis Frome, and Thor Ernstsson in 2014, Feedback Loop has now raised a total of $35.8M in reported equity funding. AlleyWatch first flagged the SEC filing for this round last month.
ActionIQ — $68M – Series C Extension
ActionIQ, the enterprise customer data platform, has raised $68M in a Series C extension round, bringing the total round size to $100M. Founded by Nitay Joffe and Tasso Argyros in 2014, ActionIQ has now raised a total of $145.1M in reported equity funding.
Lev — $10M – Seed
Lev, the commercial real estate financing transaction platform, has raised $10M in Seed funding from investors that include NFX, Caanan Partners, Amino Ventures, and Ludlow Ventures. Founded by Sammy Greenwall, Yaakov James Zar in 2019, Lev has now raised a total of $14.8M in reported equity funding.
User Interviews — $10.3M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
User Interviews, the user research recruitment platform, has raised $10.3M in funding according to a recent SEC filing funding from investors that include . The filing indicates that there were seventeen investors in the round. Founded by Basel Fakhoury, Bob Saris, and Dennis Meng in 2015, User Interviews has now raised a total of $16.9M in reported equity funding.
Authzde — $3.7M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Authzed, the fast, flexible permission system API, has raised $3.7M in funding according to a recent SEC filing. The filing indicates that the total offering is for $3.9M and that there were eight investors in this close. Authzed was founded by Jake Moshenko, Joseph Schorr, and Jimmy Zelinskie in 2020. Authzed just completed Y Combinator’s W21 program.
