Monthly roundup · Enterprise Software · August 2026
Enterprise Software startup funding, August 2026: HappyRobot's $150M Series C leads 12 rounds
We read 12 equity rounds in Enterprise Software announced in August 2026, raising $523M between them: 5% of all the rounds we read that month and 2% of the money. The largest was HappyRobot's $150M Series C, led by Eurazeo and Prysm Capital. The median seed round was $11M, against $8.3M over the last twelve months in Enterprise Software; at Series A it was $22M.
Equity rounds12in Enterprise Software, 11 with an amount
Raised$523Macross those rounds
Lead named100%of rounds say who led
Share of the month5%of rounds; 2% of the money
The biggest rounds
- 1
HappyRobotSeries C · led by Eurazeo, Prysm Capital$150M - 2
RilletSeries C · United States · led by ICONIQ Capital$100M - 3OOmiliaSeries B · Greece · led by Expedition Growth Capital$67M
- 4
Skan AISeries C · United States · led by Cathay Innovation, Dell Technologies Capital$63M - 5
MultiplierSeries B · United States · led by The General Partnership$35M - 6
VibeIQGrowth · led by Volition Capital$23M - 7
Prevalent AIGrowth · United Kingdom · led by Integrity Growth Partners$22M - 8
MomentSeries A · South Africa · led by AlphaCode Venture Partners$22M - 9
Twin1 AISeed · United States · led by Bessemer Venture Partners, Tribeca Venture Partners$20M - 10
June AIPre-seed · United States · led by Marc Benioff's TIME Ventures$20M
Day by day
Equity rounds in Enterprise Software announced each day of August. The busiest day was 4 August, with 2.
1 August31 August
By stage, against the year
Each stage's median this month beside its twelve-month median: the sector's own where we hold enough rounds for a benchmark, otherwise the one across all sectors.
Where
- United States5
- Austria1
- United Kingdom1
- Greece1
- Uruguay1
- South Africa1
United States had the most Enterprise Software rounds this month.
Against the month
- Rounds, Enterprise Software12
- Rounds, all sectors220
- Raised, Enterprise Software$523M
- Raised, all sectors$25B