NYC VC News: PrettyDamnQuick Raises $25M Series A to Scale Checkout and Shipping Intelligence
New York startup PrettyDamnQuick closed a $25M Series A on Jan. 9, 2025, as it scaled checkout and shipping optimization for independent e-commerce brands.
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New York startup PrettyDamnQuick closed a $25M Series A on Jan. 9, 2025, as it scaled checkout and shipping optimization for independent e-commerce brands.
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Zeal Capital Partners led an $8M Series A in Rising Team and backed Seven Starling’s $8M maternal-health round, deploying its new Fund II.
Tribeca Venture Partners headlined a $5.8M Series A for Swivel (formerly PilotDesk), advancing AI automation in ad operations.
Spark Capital led Latent Health’s $80M Series A at a $600M valuation, continuing an active run of AI and healthcare leads.
Notation Capital backed Photon Health’s $16M Series A, a follow-on to its earlier lead, staying true to its NYC pre-seed roots.
Lightspeed Venture Partners backed Proxima Fusion’s Series A and stayed active across AI-native deals like Patronus AI and Eagle in mid-2026.
Greycroft led Jesse & Ben’s $10M Series A clean-label food round and Recursive Superintelligence’s Series A, spanning consumer brands and AI.
Forerunner Ventures led the Series A for Casa, a homeownership operating system, continuing to deploy its $500M Fund VII into consumer-facing software.
Equal Ventures co-led Texture’s $12.5M Series A operating system for energy companies and led Chord Commerce’s $7M AI commerce financing.