The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 9/7/2021 featuring funding details for Marpipe, PredictionStrike, and much more. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.
Marpipe — $8M – Series A
Marpipe, a platform for marketers to automated creative testing, has raised $8M in Series A funding from investors that include Commerce Ventures, Stage 2 Capital, ValueStream Ventures, and Ripple Ventures. Founded by Dan Pantelo in 2019, Marpipe has now raised a total of $10.9M in reported equity funding.
PredictionStrike — $1.7M – venture
PredictionStrike, a simulated stock market that allows users to buy and sell shares in professional athletes, has raised $1.7M in venture funding from investors that include MaC Venture Capital and New Age Capital. PredictionStrike was founded by Brad Chabra and Deven Hurt in 2018.
Cityblock Health — $374M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Cityblock Health, the tech-driven healthcare provider focused on improving healthcare in underserved communities, has raised $374M in funding according to a recent SEC filing funding from investors that include . Founded by Bay Gross, Iyah Romm, Mat Balez, and Toyin Ajayi in 2017, Cityblock Health has now raised a total of $865.3M in reported equity funding.
BoldVoice — $2M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
BoldVoice, a platform that helps non-native speakers improve English pronunciation with personalized content from Hollywood’s top accent coaches, has raised $2M in funding according to a recent SEC filing funding from investors that include . The filing indicates that this round comes from ten investors and the transation is structured as a SAFE note. Founded by Anada Lakra and Ilya Usorov in 2021, BoldVoice has now raised a total of $2.6M in reported equity funding.
Edquity — $2M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Edquity, a college financial planning app for high school and college students, has raised $2M in funding according to a recent SEC filing funding from investors that include . The filing indicates that the total offering is for $3M, the transaction is structured as a convertible note, and this close comes from a sole investor. Founded by David Helene in 2016, Edquity has now raised a total of $5M in reported equity funding.
