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Google Ventures' IT Services portfolio

Google Ventures has backed 32 IT Services startups in rounds we track, $2.9B between them, shown by the stage each has reached. The best-funded is Ionq.

32startups backed
5stages
$2.9Braised between them
Pre-seed and seedbiggest stage

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Pre-seed and seed

11

Series A

7

Stage not reported

6

Series B

5

Series C and later

3

Segment by segment

Pre-seed and seed

11 startups · $44M raised

  1. ScalusScalus offers an all-in-one solution for workflow, process automation, and communication designed to onboard customers and drive revenue.United States$10M
  2. DataFoxDataFox is a company intelligence platform that helps you find and prioritize your target companies to source more opportunities.United States$6.8M
  3. Polar SignalsPolar Signals is a profiling platform designed to measure and understand performance over time.United States$6.8M
  4. North TechnologiesA startup in the consumer internet spaceUnited States$5.0M
  5. PercolataPercolata is a predictive analytics company based in Silicon Valley, specializing in a fully managed Forecast as a Service solutioUnited States$5.0M
  6. DJZDJZ involves in producing electronic music.United States$3.0M
  7. RockbotRockbot is a media-for-business company that offers a comprehensive platform for background music, streaming TV, digital signage, United States$2.4M
  8. Cluster LabsCluster is the easiest way for friends and family to instantly create beautiful albums with everyone's photos.United States$1.6M

Series A

7 startups · $84M raised

  1. FlutterFlowFlutterFlow is an AI-powered visual low-code application development platform founded in 2020 by former Google engineers Abel MengUnited States$26M
  2. BackplaneBackplane was founded in 2016 with the mission to make businesses more agile by making networks simpler, more efficient, adaptive,United States$19M
  3. CosmosCosmos is a Series A visual discovery platform that provides a digital space for artists, creators, and creative teams to save, orUnited States$15M
  4. Rally.orgRally.org is an online fundraising and crowdfunding platform based in San Francisco.United States$11M
  5. MobileDayMobileDay, based in Boulder, Colorado, was founded in 2011 and specialized in simplifying telephony interactions for conference caUnited States$10M
  6. JumpCamJumpCam is the easiest way to create collaborative videos with friends, family, and fans.United States$2.7M
  7. TriptrottingTriptrotting connects travelers with locals, based on the interests and personalities, using a proprietary matching engine.United States$1.8M

Stage not reported

6 startups · $209M raised

  1. RooserRooser is a cloud-based B2B technology company and digital marketplace focused on modernizing the global seafood industry.United Kingdom$147M
  2. HyperfineHyperfine makes MRI accessible to every patient regardless of income or resources.United States$44M
  3. LotusFlareLotusFlare is a software company based in Silicon Valley, specializing in a cloud-native digital commerce and monetization platforUnited States$10M
  4. TinyrxtinyRx is an on-demand pharmacy delivery service that works to make sure you never wait in line for your pharmaceuticals again.United States$5.0M
  5. CorduroCorduro was started in 2008 and launched in 2010.United States$3.3M
  6. ArtifactArtifact is a software company that develops a collaborative, version-controlled platform for electrical system design aimed at haUnited States$500K

Series B

5 startups · $2.3B raised

  1. IonQIONQ offers enterprise-grade quantum systems designed for businesses seeking to harness the power of quantum computing in their operations.United States$2.1B
  2. AngelListAngelList is an American software company founded in 2010, serving as a key infrastructure for the startup economy.United States$68M
  3. SkycatchSkycatch builds technology to autonomously capture, process, and analyze 3D drone data.United States$47M
  4. WomplyWomply is a San Francisco-based SaaS company founded in 2011, focused on empowering over 500,000 small and local businesses in the U.S.United States$30M
  5. DivideDivide is a dual-persona platform, which separates iOS and android devices into two personas for work and play.United States$25M

Series C and later

3 startups · $330M raised

  1. HiredHired, originally founded as Vettery in 2012, is an AI-driven career marketplace that connects technology, sales, and marketing taUnited States$165M
  2. EgnyteEgnyte is a software company based in Mountain View, California, that specializes in an AI-powered content cloud.United States$143M
  3. YieldmoYieldmo is a B2B advertising technology company founded in 2012, headquartered in Nashua, New Hampshire, with a presence in New York City.United States$22M

How this map is made. Every startup here works in IT Services and has raised money in a round we track that names Google Ventures as an investor. Each sits under the stage of its latest round. Rebuilt nightly; updated 15 November 2026.

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