Choose an edition and your Monday email adds the week's raises ranked for the way you work, each with the reason it made the list.
Sales and business developmentFresh budgets, ranked for outreach: a known website, a first outside round, open roles and a deal size that buys software and services.
Recruiting and talentCompanies hiring right now, then the biggest first-time raises: a first round usually means the first real hiring plan.
Angel and syndicate investorsRounds still open at filing. Rule 506(c) rounds come first: those companies may advertise to accredited investors.
Lawyers, accountants and advisersFirst-ever Form D filers incorporated in the last two years: young companies that usually need legal, tax and finance help next.
Banks, lenders and venture debtEquity rounds that have just closed: the cash is landing somewhere, and a priced round is the point where debt starts to cost less than more equity.
Insurance and employee benefitsYoung companies that just raised and are adding people: the point where a first benefits plan, D&O cover and cyber cover get bought.
Marketing, PR and agenciesFirst-ever rounds at companies that already have a website: launch budgets, usually before an agency has been chosen.
Commercial real estateWhere companies raised this week, and the bigger raises that often come with new space.
Plus applicable sales tax. Includes everything in Pro, plus your CRM webhook, the live spreadsheet, the archive since 2020, Slack alerts, 25 saved searches and a 250-company watchlist.