Licensing and desk access
The AfterRaise dataset, delivered to your desk every morning.
Every disclosed US, UK and European funding round of $5M or more in 2026, entity-resolved, with the investors, the lenders and the companies' own stated plans, refreshed by the daily chain and linked row by row to the announcement it came from. Read it on the site for free. Take it to your desk as a licence.
What is in it
Two tables, one method, nothing inferred.
Investors. One row per investor entity: rounds led, rounds joined, credit facilities provided, the sectors it appears in, the most recent round, and every spelling the announcements used. A round is never divided between the firms named on it, and a lender is a firm an announcement named for a facility, never a lead investor relabelled.
Rounds. One row per announced round: the amount in its original currency and in US dollars at the announcement date, the round label, whether it is a first close, the named investors, the lender, the company's stated use of funds in its own words, the website and the source.
Not in it. Anything AfterRaise inferred. Scores, likely next moves and sector reading stay on the site, labelled as AfterRaise intelligence, and are not sold as data.
Sample: investors (25 rows) Sample: rounds (25 rows) Read the README
Two ways to take it
A desk, or a licence.
A desk is for a team that works these companies: a bank, a fund, an advisory practice. It includes the Daily filtered to your sectors, stages and regions; your own copy of both tables, refreshed every morning at a private link; and first access, weekly, to what verified companies in your sectors say they need next, in their words, on their terms. Desks are capped at two per sector per region, so a desk is not one of a crowd.
A licence is the two tables, refreshed daily, for research, journalism or a product of your own, under terms that keep the collation ours and the facts everyone's. Bulk extraction from the site is not permitted; a licence is how you get the whole thing properly.
Neither is priced on this page. Tell us what you are looking for and a person replies within one working day with what is available and what it costs. There is no self-serve checkout, on purpose: the first desks are being set up by hand.
The rules
What you may do with it, and what you may not.
A desk copy is for that desk's own research. A licence says what it covers. Neither permits republishing the tables, reselling them, or building a competing database from them. The facts inside belong to no one; the collation, verification, entity resolution and presentation are a database in which Eternal Raine Ltd (company number 16505815), which operates AfterRaise as part of Shika Group, holds the database right. Terms and data rights.