Daily funding roundup - July 14th, 2021

Pantheon raised $100M; Ribon Therapeutics landed $65M; Cardless secured $40M

DevRev: DevRev is a Bay Area-based software company from two former Nutanix executives that aims to bring the coding and revenue processes closer together. DevRev has emerged from stealth mode with $50 million in seed funding from Mayfield Fund, Khosla Ventures and several industry luminaries. Read more

M1 Finance: M1 Finance is a Chicago-based robo investment advisory firm. M1 Finance has raised $150 million in Series E funding led by SoftBank’s Vision Fund 2. Read more  

Entos: Entos is a San Diego-based developer of small-molecule therapeutics. Entos raised $53 million in Series A funding. Coatue led the round, joined by Catalio Capital Management. Read more

Pantheon: Pantheon is a San Francisco-based WebOps platform that aims to empower marketing and development teams to take control of their sites. Pantheon has raised $100 million in Series E funding at a post-money valuation of $1 billion funded solely by SoftBank Vision Fund 2. Read more

Ribon Therapeutics: Ribon Therapeutics is a Cambridge, Ma.-based clinical stage biotech focused on cancer and inflammation. Ribon Therapeutics has raised $65 million. Deerfield Management and U.S. Venture Partners led the round, joined by Avego BioScience Capital, GV, Monashee Investment Management, and Peregrine Ventures. Read more

Unybrands: Unybrands is a Miami-based platform for e-commerce businesses looking to scale their operations on and off Amazon. Unybrands just became the newest aggregator to pick up a significant investment, closing $300 million in growth capital from Crayhill Capital Management. It previously raised a $25 million seed round in February. Read more

Virsec: Virsec is a San Jose, Ca.-based cybersecurity company. Virsec has raised $100 million in Series C funding. BlueIO led the round, joined by Allen & Company, Arena Holdings, Intuitive Venture Partners, JC2 Ventures, Artiman Ventures, Quantum Valley Investments, and Marker Hill Capital. Read more

AttackIQ: AttackIQ is a San Diego, Ca.-based cybersecurity startup that provides organizations with breach and attack simulation solutions. AttackIQ has raised $44 million in Series C funding. Atlantic Bridge led the round, joined by Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures, Gaingels, and earlier investors Index Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Salesforce Ventures and Telstra Ventures. Read more

Cardless: Cardless is a San Francisco-based startup looking to give brands and tech companies a way to launch custom co-branded credit cards. Cardless has raised $40 million in Series B funding. Activant Capital led the round, joined by owners and management of the Phoenix Suns and Boston Celtics, as well as earlier backers Accomplice and Pear VC. Read more

Castor: Castor is a Hoboken, N.J.-based clinical trial software. Castor has raised $45 million in Series B funding. Eight Roads Ventures and F-Prime Capital led the round, joined by Two Sigma Ventures and Inkef Capital. Read more

Great Question: Great Question is an Oakland, Ca.-based startup that's looking to make customer research more accessible to product development teams. Great Question has raised $2.5 million in seed funding from Funders Club, January Capital, Nomo VC and Twenty-Two Ventures, in addition to numerous individual investors. Read more

LinkSquares: LinkSquares is a Boston-based contract management and analysis tool. LinkSquares has raised $40 million in Series B funding led by Sorenson Capital, with participation from Catalyst Investors, Xerox, Bottomline Technologies. Hyperplane Venture Capital, MassMutual Ventures, and First Ascent Ventures, among others. Read more

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