See which of your target accounts just raised money
We put 3 companies that just raised on a list of 10 fintech accounts: all 3 came back with the announcement, including Ramp’s US$1.85 billion on Oct 10.
Paste the websites of the companies you sell to. You get the ones that announced a funding round in the last 30 days, with the round, amount, date and the announcement, when the others last raised, and other companies in your industry that raised in the same days.
I sell to fintech startups. Here are 10 accounts I’m working: stripe.com, brex.com, mercury.com, plaid.com, ramp.com, gusto.com, dailypay.com, usevesta.com, rippling.com, chime.com. Which of them raised money in the last 30 days, and who else in US fintech raised?
What you get
- Which of your accounts announced a funding round in your window, with round, amount and date
- The announcement behind each round, so you can read it before you write
- When each of your other accounts last raised
- Other companies in your industry that raised in the same days, newest first
A real run
We ran this on Oct 11, 2026 for an example list of 10 well-known fintech websites and a 30-day window, with the industry set to fintech in the United States. We put three companies from that week’s funding list on the list on purpose, to show what a hit looks like, so 3 of 10 is an example, not a rate. Rounds, amounts and dates are what each announcement said. Companies are examples; we are not affiliated.
Ramp announced a US$1.85 billion equity round on Oct 10, one of 37 companies filed under US fintech that announced new financing in the 30 days before Oct 11, 2026. Ramp, Vesta and DailyPay were on our example list of 10 on purpose, and all three came back with the announcement.
Vesta announced a US$30 million Series B on Oct 8. DailyPay closed a US$200 million asset-backed securitization the same day: debt that funds its pay advances, not new equity.
The other 7 had no round in those 30 days. Mercury last raised in May 2026; Brex, Gusto and Chime in 2022 or earlier.
What you do with it: a new round is a good reason to reach out. Read the announcement, mention the round in one line, and write this week.
Your 10 accounts: who raised in the last 30 days
New financing in the last 30 days
- 1.85BRampEquity round · Oct 10, 2026 · 1001-5000 people · Fintech company with expense reporting, payments and fraud detection · See the announcement ↗
- 200MDailyPayDebt financing (asset-backed securitization) · Oct 8, 2026 · 501-1000 people · Pay-on-demand provider for employers · See the announcement ↗
- 30MVestaSeries B · Oct 8, 2026 · 101-250 people · Mortgage lending software · See the announcement ↗
Your other 7, by last round
- 2026MercurySeries D · May 20, 2026
- 2026PlaidSecondary share sale · Feb 26, 2026
- 2025RipplingSeries G · May 9, 2025
- 2025StripeEquity round · Feb 27, 2025
- 2022GustoSeries E extension · May 12, 2022
- 2022BrexSeries D · Jan 11, 2022
- 2021ChimeEquity round · Aug 14, 2021
Also raised: the 9 newest companies the funding data files under US fintech
How it works
Your AI assistant does these steps for you. You pay only for each run; nothing to install or configure.
Looks up each of your accounts
Its latest funding round from a funding database that tracks announcements within hours: round type, amount, date and the news link.
Keeps the rounds in your window
Rounds announced in the last 30 days (you pick 1 to 90). Your other accounts are listed by their last round.
Finds others in your industry
Companies in your industry and place that announced a round in the same days and are not on your list, newest first.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
A funding database that tracks startup rounds from press releases and news within hours of the announcement. Each round links to the announcement it came from.
What does it cost?
About US$1.60 for this run: US$0.08 for each of the 10 accounts and US$0.20 for each page of 3 industry companies. It read 4 pages (12 companies, 3 of them already on the list, so 9 are new). New accounts start with $5 free.
Can it miss a round?
Yes. Rounds that were never announced, or announced late, can be missing, and some announcements do not give an amount. Amounts and dates are what the announcement said.
Does it give me contact details?
No. It lists companies and their rounds, never people. Use your CRM or the company’s site to reach the right person.
Will the company know I checked?
No. It reads public funding announcements; nobody is contacted.
What if none of my accounts raised?
Then none announced a round in your window. You still get when each one last raised and the newest rounds in your industry.
What if an account is not found?
It is listed as not found: the company may be bootstrapped, public, or known under another website.
How often should I run it?
Every Monday with the same list. Ask your AI assistant to run it weekly and tell you only about new rounds.
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For developers · tools, inputs and run IDs behind this example
{
"tool": "fundable.company-funding",
"input": {
"domain": "ramp.com"
}
}{
"tool": "fundable.funded-companies",
"input": {
"industry": "fintech",
"location": "United States",
"days": 30,
"limit": 3
}
}Run it from code or any agent: recipe, script and skill file ↗
Run IDs: pgPvxr0H · observed charge $1.6