A $45 million cash infusion for a network security startup led the pack this week for Series A rounds raised by Bay Area companies.
San Francisco-based Netography Inc. announced its extra-large early-round deal Monday. The company will reportedly use the funds to develop new technology, expand its distribution channels and boost sales.
Here's more on its round and the other Bay Area Series A deals that happened this week:
Netography Inc., San Francisco, $45 million: Bessemer Venture Partners and SYN Ventures led the round for this provider of network security services.
Qordoba Inc. (dba Writer), San Francisco, $21 million: Insight Partners led the funding round for this developer of an artificial intelligence-powered business writing assistant.
Fountain Therapeutics Inc., San Francisco, $15 million: Eli Lilly, Alexandria Venture Investments, R42 Group, Khosla Ventures and Nan Fung Life Sciences invested in this developer of treatments for aging-related degenerative diseases.
PayZen Inc., San Francisco, $15 million: SignalFire led the round for provider of payment plans for medical bills. Link Ventures, 7wireVentures, Viola Ventures and Picus Capital also participated.
DreamCraft Entertainment Inc. (dba DreamCraft), Redwood City, $10 million: March Gaming led the round for this provider of a no-code video game development service.
