Aperture Tracker

AI fundraising benchmarks

What a typical AI round looks like at each stage, how that differs by sector, region and year, and how fast companies raise again. Choose a sector, region and period.

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12,796 rounds · 10,219 companies · 2023-01-02 to 2026-11-14

Typical round size by stage

Dot = median. Bar = the middle half of rounds. Mega-rounds left out.

Typical round size by stage, all sectors and regions, rounds announced Jan 2, 2023 to Nov 14, 2026
StageRoundsAmounts used25th percentileMedian75th percentile
Pre-Seed1,104910$1M$2M$3M
Seed4,7793,862$2.7M$5M$8.5M
Pre-A474273$1.7M$3.6M$9.4M
Series A3,0132,585$10M$16M$26M
Series B1,5381,341$22M$37M$62M
Series C478443$50M$88M$149M
Series D188180$100M$140M$280M
Series E8678$109M$200M$300M
Series F+6963$164M$275M$675M
Growth9780$20M$42M$131M
Stage not stated970699$4M$14M$71M

A figure needs at least 20 disclosed amounts. Rounds of $5B or more (24 in this view) are left out of round sizes and listed separately; they still count as rounds. Choose a sector, region or period above for other views.

Mega-rounds, shown separately

How fast companies raise again

Median time since the company's previous round, and the share that raised again within 18 months.

Round size by sector

Median round size at each stage, for each sector in this view. Shading compares each figure with the same stage across all sectors. A dash means fewer than 20 disclosed amounts.

Round size by region

Median round size at each stage, for each headquarters region in this view.

Round size by year

Median round size at each stage, by year of announcement, with the change on the year before. Uses every year, whatever the period above; the sector and region filters still apply.

How these are computed