Recent Funding

List companies. Active companies, newest first by default. Unknown query parameters are rejected with 400. `amount_usd`, `min_raise`, and `sort=raise` refer to the company's latest round.

Get one company and all its rounds

Compare recent capital deployment by industry. Aggregates disclosed rounds with a known USD amount by industry. It returns recent and preceding-window capital, recent stage mix, annual history, and the three companies with the most recorded capital in each industry. Capital leaders are not return, revenue, or exit rankings.

Inspect the companies counted in a market-map industry, or across all of them. Returns active companies with a disclosed USD round in the selected window, industry, crypto scope, and round-stage scope. A company appears once, with its qualifying-round total.

List recent funding rounds. Rounds of active companies that have a known amount, most recently announced first (rounds without a date last). Unknown query parameters are rejected with 400.

List recent acquisitions. Acquisitions, most recently announced first (deals without a date last). Acquisitions are not funding rounds: they are never in `/api/v1/rounds`, company raise amounts or any capital total. A price is returned only with `price_source_url`, the article that states it; deals whose price was not disclosed publicly have `price_usd: null`. Unknown query parameters are rejected with 400.

List new venture capital funds. New venture capital funds, most recently announced first, from the list of new VC funds Shai Goldman (Brex) compiles in a public sheet (credited in `credit`) and from fund announcements in the press (a fund is listed from the press only when the article states its size). A fund's size is returned only with `amount_source_url`: the press article or post that states it (`amount_via: press`), or, where none was found, the public fund list itself (`amount_via: fund-list`). Sizes a source contradicts, targets that were not closes and implausible sizes are `null`, as are fund numbers a source contradicts. Funds are investors' own capital, not startup rounds: they are never in `/api/v1/rounds` or any capital total. The same list is at /funds/. Unknown query parameters are rejected with 400.

List private equity firms. Private equity firms: every firm the Fundraising Fox Open Dataset (CC BY 4.0) types as private equity, with headquarters, founding year, stages, sectors and check size (only with its source), and firms it lacks or types otherwise that Recent Funding checked by hand or found through their own website or public description (their own public facts only). Each comes with the acquisitions on Recent Funding whose buyer matched the firm (its website, exact name or a hand-checked alias), its portfolio companies' add-ons and its take-privates. Most recent acquisition first by default. Acquisitions are not funding rounds. The same list is at /pe-firms/. Unknown query parameters are rejected with 400.

A private equity firm and the companies it bought. One private equity firm: its profile from the Fundraising Fox Open Dataset, every acquisition on Recent Funding it made (newest first, as in `/api/v1/acquisitions`; a price only with the article that states it), and firms that invest in the same sectors. An unknown slug returns a 404.

Counts by stage, industry, and source. Computed from the same rows `/api/v1/companies` returns. Takes no parameters.

Takes no parameters.

Rank companies on one metric. One ranked list per metric; there is no combined score. Only companies with a value and a source link for that metric are ranked, and `sample_size` counts all of them. Ties share a rank (1, 2, 2, 4). `raised_ytd` sums the company's rounds announced in `year` (up to today for the current year) that have an amount and a source URL, and returns those rounds. Unknown query parameters are rejected with 400. `gained_ytd` needs two sourced valuations, so it ranks far fewer companies than `raised_ytd`; `sample_size` says how many, and it is deliberately small rather than padded with estimates. Each entry carries `from_valuation`, `from_date`, `from_source_url`, `to_valuation`, `to_date`, `to_stage`, `to_amount_usd`, `to_source_url` and `multiple`.

List categories with capital raised. Every category (finer than industry, e.g. prediction-markets) with its company count, companies with a sourced raise, total sourced capital raised, and the most recent raise. Categories are assigned by keyword rules over each company's description.

Takes no parameters.

Companies in a category, ranked. Companies in one category with total sourced capital raised, first raise and most recent raise. sort=raised (default) ranks by total raised; sort=first lists who raised first; sort=latest lists the most recent raises first.

List market landscapes. Each landscape (a category's whole market, such as `prediction-markets`) with its segments, their company counts and sourced capital, and the adjacent segment's totals kept apart. Takes no parameters.

Takes no parameters.

A market landscape by segment, with every company's rounds. Every company of a landscape in exactly one segment: exchanges and platforms, sports event contracts, infrastructure and oracles, analytics and data, trading tools, social apps, and the adjacent sports-betting and odds-tool segment (not part of the category, not counted in its totals). Each company has its website, a short description, its total sourced raise, its latest round and all its dated rounds; amount_usd is set only with the source that states it. `segment_source` says whether the segment was reviewed by hand (`reviewed`) or read from the description of a company not reviewed yet (`rule`).

Investor leaderboard. Investors ranked by deals in the last 12 months (default), portfolio size, capital in their rounds (total sourced size of rounds they joined, not their own check) or most recent deal. type=funds (default), accelerators or all.

One investor's portfolio. The investor, its portfolio companies (latest deal first, with the round it joined), its top categories, how its deals split by stage and by year (`allocation`), and its most frequent co-investors. When the investor matches a firm in the Fundraising Fox Open Dataset (CC BY 4.0), `profile` carries the firm type, headquarters, founded year, stages, sectors, check size and track-record counts, and `fund_returns` lists its funds' net IRR, TVPI and DPI as reported by LPs; both are null or empty otherwise. `funds_raised` lists the venture funds the firm raised (each a Fund, as in `/api/v1/funds`), newest first; empty when none is on the list. `team`, `limited_partners` and `positions` are researched facts about the firm, each with the public page that states it (`source_url`): its people (partners and employees, current and former, with their X and LinkedIn profiles), the limited partners that have publicly disclosed a commitment to its funds, and the token and liqu

Founders and operators. People on record at active companies, one row per person-company link, each with their role, picture (`avatar`, from X or LinkedIn, kept only when the profile name matches), links, the page they were found on, their researched profile and archetype when they have one, the company's latest stage, category and headquarters, and the person's other companies (serial founders). The filters are the ones on /founders/. scope=all (default), crypto or founders (roles naming a founder).

Accelerator programs. Every accelerator program with its company count, number of batches, newest batch and what its companies have raised in rounds that link to a source.

One accelerator's companies. The program, its batches, and its companies newest batch first.