Series B
Definition
Series B: Series B funding is raised by startups that have proven product-market fit and are ready to scale significantly. Rounds typically range from $20M to $60M and fund team expansion, market expansion, and infrastructure. Series B investors expect strong unit economics and a clear path to profitability.
Example Usage
“Our $35M Series B allowed us to expand into Europe and triple our engineering team.”
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