NYC Series A in 2026: Data-Backed Benchmarks on Metrics, Valuations, and Timelines
A Series A in NYC 2026 typically requires $1-5M ARR (SaaS) or equivalent traction. Valuations range $40-150M post-money. Here's the data.
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