With AI who inflamed an investor frenzy, more startups get a unicorn status every month.
With the help of data from Crunchbase and PitchBook, Techcrunch traced the startups supported by VC that have so far been unicorns this year. Although most AI are related, a surprising number is focused in other industries such as satellite spaces such as Loft Orbital and Blockchain-based trade site Kalshi.
This list is updated all year round, so come back and view the newest powerful startups that are now worth more than $ 1 billion.
June
Linear – $ 1.25 billion: this Software Development Product Management Tool According to PitchBook, it last collected a series C of $ 82 million and the company appreciated $ 1.25 billion. The company, founded in 2019, has so far collected more than $ 130 million in financing from investors, including Accel and Sequoia Capital.
Gecko – $ 1.62 billion: this company Makes the collection of robotics of data That climb, crawling, swimming and flying. Founded in 2013, the company last collected a series D of $ 121 million, which, according to PitchBook, was appreciated at $ 1.6 billion. The company has so far collected more than $ 340 million in financing from investors, including Cox Enterprises and Drive Capital.
Meter – $ 1.38 billion: this company, which offers Managed internet infrastructure Service on Enterprises, last collected a series C of $ 170 million, according to PitchBook the company at $ 1.38 billion. The company, founded in 2015, has so far collected more than $ 250 in financing, from investors, including General Catalyst, Sequoia Capital, Sam Atlaman and Lachy Groom.
Teamworks – this Sports software Company has last raised a series F of $ 247 million, according to PitchBook the company appreciated at $ 1.25 billion. The company, founded in 2006, has so far collected more than $ 400 million in financing from investors, including Seaport Capital and General Catalyst.
Thinking machines – This AI Research Company, Founded last year last year by OpenAi Alumn Mira Murati, a $ 2 billion sperm collected and the company appreciated $ 10 billion, according to PitchBook. The investors of the company include A16Z and Nvidia.
Kalshi – $ 2 billion: the popular Prediction markets company, Founded in 2018, it last collected a series C of $ 185 million, according to PitchBook the company at $ 2 billion. The company has so far collected more than $ 290 million in financing, from investors, including Sequoia and Global Founders Capital.
Decagon – This Customer Service AI Agent Company, Founded in 2023, it last collected a series C of $ 131 million, according to PitchBook the company at $ 1.5 billion. The company has so far collected more than $ 231 million in financing from investors, including A16Z and Accel.
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Pathos – $ 1.6 billion: this drug development companyFounded in 2020, last collected a series D of $ 365 million, according to PitchBook the company at $ 1.6 billion. The company has so far raised more than $ 460 million from investors, including general catalyst and capital management of altimeter.
Statty – $ 1.1 billion: this Product development platformFounded in 2021, last collected a series C of $ 100 million and the company warned at $ 1.1 billion, according to PitchBook. The company has so far raised around $ 153 million, from investors, including Sequoia, Mardona and Iconiq growth.
Spreeai – $ 1.5 billion: this Shopping Tech company According to PitchBook, it last raised an unknown round that the company appreciated at $ 1.5 billion. The company, founded in 2020, has so far raised more than $ 20 million from investors, including the Davidson Group.
Function – $ 2.5 billion: this Health technical companyFounded in 2020, according to PitchBook, he last collected a round of $ 200 million, the company appreciates $ 2.5 billion. The company has so far collected more than $ 250 million in financing from investors, including A16Z.
Owner – $ 1 billion: this Restaurant Marketing Software Company, Founded in 2018, it last collected a series C of $ 120 million, with which the company appreciated a value of $ 1 billion per pitchbook. The company has so far collected more than $ 180 million in financing, from investors, including Headline, Redpoint Ventures, Saasth Fund and Meritech Capital.
Awardco – $ 1 billion: this Employee involvement platform Recently a series B of $ 165 million, the company appreciates $ 1 billion, per pitchbook. The company, founded in 2012, has so far collected more than $ 230 million in financing, from investors, including General Catalyst.
April
Feeding – $ 1 billion: this Dietician Tele-Health Company According to PitchBook, it last collected a series B of $ 70 million and the company appreciated $ 1 billion. The company, founded in 2020, has so far collected more than $ 100 million in financing from investors, including Index Ventures and Thrive Capital.
Chapter – $ 1.38 billion: this Medicare Guide Health Tech Company, Founded in 2013, it last collected a series D of $ 75 million, according to PitchBook at $ 1.38 billion. The company has collected $ 186 million in financing so far, with investors, including XYZ Durfkapitaal and Narya.
Threatlocker- $ 1.2 billion: this in Orlando based Data protection company According to PitchBook, it last has a series of $ 60 million E series E and the company appreciates $ 1.2 billion. The company, founded in 2017, has so far collected more than $ 200 million in financing, from investors, including General Atlantic and Stepstone Group.
Cyberhaven – $ 1 billion: this Data Detection Company According to PitchBook, it last collected a series D of $ 100 million D in April and the company warned at $ 1 billion. The company, launched in 2015, has so far collected more than $ 200 million in financing, with investors, including Khlosa -Ventru and Redpoint Ventures.
March
Fleet -$ 1.5 billion: this startup based in Alabama makes software to make fleet operations easier. According to PitchBook, it last collected a series D of $ 454 million with a rating of $ 1.5 billion. It was launched in 2012 and has collected $ 624 million in financing so far, with investors, including elephants and growth bags at Goldman Sachs Alternatives.
The Bot Company -$ 2 billion: This robotics platform has last collected an early phase round of $ 150 million, according to PitchBook at $ 2 billion. The company, which was founded in 2024, has so far raised $ 300 million in financing.
Celestial you have – $ 2.5 billion: the AI company has collected a series C of $ 250 million under the leadership of Fidelity that appreciated the company at $ 2.5 billion, per crunchbase. The company, based in California, was launched in 2020 and counts BlackRock and Engine Ventures as investors. So far it has collected more than $ 580 million in capital, per pitchbook.
Underdog Fantasy – $ 1.3 billion: The sports gaming company has last collected a series of $ 70 million C that would appreciate the company, according to Crunchbase, $ 1.3 billion. The company, founded in 2020, has so far collected more than $ 100 million in capital, per pitchbook. Investors are Spark Capital.
Build OPS – $ 1 billion: This software company last collected a series C of $ 122.6 million, which was appreciated at $ 1 billion. Build Ops, which was launched in 2018, collected a total of $ 273 million, according to PitchBook, with investors including Founders Fund and Fika Ventures.
Insilico Medicine – $ 1 billion: The drug research company has collected a series of $ 110 million and the company at $ 1 billion per crunchbase worth $ 1 billion. It was launched in 2014, has so far raised more than $ 500 million in capital and has Lilly Ventures and Value Partners Group as investors.
Olipap – $ 2 billion: This popular probiotic soft drink company last collected a series C of $ 137.9 million on a rating of $ 1.96 billion. It was founded in 2018 and has so far collected $ 243 million with investors, including Scoop Ventures and JP Morgan Growth Equity Partners.
Gnome – $ 2.5 billion: this data analysis and integration platform, launched in 2017, has last collected a series C of $ 190 million with a rating of $ 2.5 billion. According to PitchBook, it has collected more than $ 250 million in financing, with investors, including Sequoia and Fifth Down Capital.
Assured – $ 1 billion: The AI company helps to process claims and last collected a series B of $ 23 million, so that the company appreciated $ 1 billion. It was launched in 2019 and has so far raised just over $ 26 million, with investors including Iconiq Capital and Kleerer Perkins.
February
Shorten – $ 2.8 billion: this MedTech company, founded in 2018, has last collected a series D of $ 250 million on a rating of $ 2.75 billion, per pitchbook. The company has so far raised more than $ 460 million in financing and has Elad Gil and IVP as investors.
OpenVidence – $ 1 billion: this MedTech company, founded in 2017, has last collected a Serie A of $ 75 million on a rating of $ 1 billion, per pitchbook. The company has so far collected $ 135 million in financing and has Sequoia Capital as an investor.
Hightouch – $ 1.2 billion: the data platform, founded in 2018, has last collected a series C of $ 80 million on a rating of $ 1.2 billion, per pitchbook. So far, the company has collected $ 171 million in financing and has Sapphire Ventures and Bain Capital Ventures as investors.
January
Kikoff – $ 1 billion: This personal financial platform has for the last time raised an unprecedented amount that, according to PitchBook, it appreciated $ 1 billion. The company, founded in 2019, has collected $ 42.5 million to date and has female Founders Fund, Lightspeed Venture Partners and Basketball player Steph Curry as investors.
Netradyne – $ 1.35 billion: Founded in 2015, this Computer Vision startup increased a series of $ 90 million D warning to $ 1.35 billion, according to Crunchbase. The round was led by Point72 Ventures.
Hippocratic AI – $ 1.6 billion: This startup, founded in 2023, makes health care models. It raised a series B of $ 141 million and appreciated it at $ 1.64 billion, according to Crunchbase. The round was led by smaller Perkins.
Truveta – $ 1 billion: According to Crunchbase, this genetic research company has collected a round of $ 320 million at $ 1 billion. Founded in 2020, the investors are the CVCs of Microsoft and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.
Clay – $ 1.25 billion: Clay was founded in 2017 and is an AI sales platform. The company collected a series B of $ 40 million and appreciated it at $ 1.25 billion, according to PitchBook. So far it has collected more than $ 100 million and has Sequoia, first round, Boldstar and Box Group as investors.
Mercor – $ 2 billion: This contract that the startup recruits has collected a series B of $ 100 million and appreciated it at $ 2 billion. The company, founded in 2022, has Felicis, Menlo Ventures, Jack Dorsey, Peter Thiel and Anthology Fund as investors.
Loft Orbital – $ 1 billion: Founded in 2017, according to Crunchbase, the satellite company collected a series of $ 170 million C series C with $ 1 billion. Investors in the round include Temasek and Tikehau Capital.
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