How can I find recent funding news on startups.gallery?

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Recent funding news on startups.gallery appears directly on the homepage, in a dated feed that lists each company alongside its round size and stage — for example, Solcoa Industries · $75M Seed · September 26, Ando · $20M Seed · September 24, and Enveda · $311M Series E · September 23. The feed is curated daily, so the homepage is the fastest place to check what closed most recently. If you want more than the handful of entries shown there, follow the "See all funding" link to reach the full funding section.

What the funding feed shows you

Each entry in the feed follows the same three-part format:

  • Company name — the startup that raised
  • Round size and stage — the amount plus the round label (Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Series E)
  • Date — when the round was reported

Because the stage label is included, you can scan the feed for the round types you care about rather than opening each company individually. A Seed round and a Series E round sit side by side in the same list, which makes it easy to see where capital is concentrated on any given day.

Steps to find recent funding news

  1. Open the startups.gallery homepage.
  2. Look for the dated funding list — entries are ordered with the most recent dates at the top.
  3. Read across each row to get company, amount, stage, and date in one line.
  4. Select "See all funding" to move from the homepage preview to the complete funding list.
  5. Use the dates to judge recency — the feed is described as curated daily, so the top entries reflect the latest additions.

Expected result: you end up with a chronological view of recent rounds, each tied to a named company and a specific stage, without needing to search company by company.

Reading the feed in context

The funding list is only one part of the homepage. The same page also presents a gallery of early-stage companies with their sector, stage, work mode, and base city — for example, Kaizen (Productivity · Series A · Onsite · New York), Peec AI (AI · Series A · Onsite · Berlin), and Solcoa Industries (Energy · Seed · Remote · Alameda). The site states it covers 1,356 outstanding early-stage companies, with jobs and funding news in one place.

That combination is useful if your goal is broader than funding alone: you can spot a round in the funding feed, then look for the same company in the gallery to see its sector, stage, and location. Note that a company can appear in both places — Solcoa Industries shows up in the funding feed with its $75M Seed and in the gallery as an Energy company.

Common snags

  • The homepage only previews a limited number of rounds. If the company you're tracking isn't in the visible list, go to the full funding section rather than assuming it isn't covered.
  • Dates are shown without a year in the feed entries. Treat the ordering as the reliable signal of recency, and use the full funding page if you need to place a round in a longer timeline.
  • Stage labels vary widely. Seed, Series A through Series E all appear, so filter by the stage you actually care about instead of reading the list as one uniform category.
  • Funding news and the startup gallery are separate views. A round appearing in the feed doesn't automatically mean the company's full profile is on the same screen.

When this approach fits

Use the homepage feed when you want a quick daily check on which early-stage companies just raised and at what stage. Use the "See all funding" view when you need a longer list or want to look back further than the homepage preview allows. If your interest is the companies themselves — sector, location, hiring — the gallery view is the better starting point, with the funding feed as a cross-reference.