Startup Dealflow · scanned nightly

Companies raising right now.

Surfaced rather than submitted: 4,270 companies today, each put here by its own filing or its founder's own word, before most rounds are announced. Filter by stage, sector, market and size, and open a founder's deck with your name on the link.

Open Startup DealflowRaising? Get on the radar

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4,270companies on the radar tonight
2,492with an SEC offering still open
$3.5Mthe median open offering is raising
60countries, from the US and UK registers and founders

How a company gets on it

Five signals, strongest first

Listed by the founder

The company says so itself, with its raise and, if it wants, its deck.

Be the first
Open SEC offering

A Form D with the offering still open: it is selling shares now.

2,492 companies
New UK shares

Fresh shares allotted at Companies House.

300 companies
Closed a raise lately

A Form D closed in the last 90 days: often the first close of more.

633 companies
Due to raise

Long enough since its last round that the next is near.

851 companies

Hiring (73 companies) only lifts a company that already has a signal; it never puts one on the radar alone.

Offerings filling now

How far each raise has got

Open SEC offerings: the amount the company is raising, and how much it has already sold, from its own Form D.

Where they are

In what

Technology1,549Healthcare380Biotech272AI155Energy134Manufacturing129Fintech124Research110Business services103Retail79

For founders

Put yourself at the centre of the radar

A founder's own listing is the strongest signal there is, so it sits above every company we found from a filing. Share your raise, attach your deck only if you want to, and see every investor who opens it by name.

List your startup

See who is raising before it is announced

All 4,270 companies, filtered to your stage, sector and market. Free.

Questions

Who is Startup Dealflow for?

Investors looking for companies raising now, before the round is announced. Founders can put themselves at the top of it by listing their startup.

Where do the companies come from?

From their own filings: Form D offerings with the SEC and share allotments at Companies House, read every night, plus founders who list themselves.

What does the strength mean?

How sure we are that a company is raising now, and how recent the sign is. A founder's own listing is the strongest; a company that is merely due to raise is the weakest.

Can I see the deck?

Where the founder shared one. Opening it from Dealflow gives you your own link, and the founder sees your name: that is said plainly before you open it.