Free tool
When did they last raise?
Add up to 10 companies and see which raised, at what stage. Unlock the amounts, dates and investors free with your work email.
Who uses a funding lookup
Sales teams check whether an account just raised before they reach out, because fresh money comes with new budget. Investors and advisors check who led a company's last round and how long ago it closed. Founders look up the companies they compete with.
This page answers the one-off question. When you need it for a whole list, or want to hear the moment a company raises, the same data is available over the API, the MCP server and watchlists. Curious how a round compares? Try the round size benchmark.
Funding lookup, answered
What it shows and where the full data lives.
How do I find out when a company last raised money?
Add the company's website or name above and press Check funding. You get its latest round with the stage, the amount in US dollars, the announcement date and the investors. You can check up to 10 companies at once.
Is the funding lookup free?
Yes. You see which companies raised and at what stage straight away, and your work email unlocks the amount, date and investors for each one. No card. For full funding histories, acquisitions and executive moves, an account starts with 50 free credits.
Should I search by website or by name?
Use the website when you can. Many companies share a name, and the domain picks the right one. Names work too, and a LinkedIn company URL works as well.
What if a company is not found?
It means we have no record of it yet. Look it up from a free account and it is researched in the background, so its rounds appear once they are found.
Can I check a whole account list automatically?
Yes. The same lookup is available through the API, the MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, and webhooks that tell you when a company on your watchlist raises.