United States · Series C startup

Who invested in PostPath

2 rounds we have observed, with the 4 investors named in them. Every figure came from a named source, and where the company reported a raise to the SEC itself, that is shown beside it.

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Funding summaryUpdated 26 Oct 2026

$24Mraised across 2 rounds since 2004, from 2 sources

$9.3MSeries B$15MSeries C
Latest round
Series C, $15MJan 2007
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The funding story

Each circle is a round, placed by date and sized by amount. The line above is the running total.

200520062007
$9.3MSeries B$15MSeries C
First round
Series B, $9.3M
Dec 2004
Biggest round
$15M
Series C · Jan 2007
Between rounds
2.1 years
from the last two

The rounds

  1. Jan 2007
  2. Dec 2004

Who was in which round

The busiest backers across the latest rounds. A filled square is a round they joined; a dark one, a round they led.

The exit

ExitBuyerPriceWhen
AcquiredCisco$215MAug 2008

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Everyone who backed them

Matrix PartnersVC firm2rounds
Icon VenturesVC firm1round
Jafco VenturesGrowth equity1round

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Quick answers about PostPath

Who invested in PostPath?

PostPath's investors include Matrix Partners, Worldview Technology Partners, Icon Ventures and Jafco Ventures.

How much has PostPath raised?

PostPath has raised $24M across 2 rounds since 2004.

When did PostPath last raise?

PostPath's most recent round was a Series C of $15M in Jan 2007.

What was PostPath's biggest round?

Its most recent round, $15M in Jan 2007, is also its largest on record.

Who backed PostPath first?

PostPath's first round on record, in Dec 2004, was backed by Matrix Partners and Worldview Technology Partners.

What stage is PostPath at?

PostPath's latest named round is a Series C, in Jan 2007.

Where is PostPath based?

PostPath is based in the United States.

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