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Form D offerings
One line per offering, amendments folded in, newest first
Form D offerings
File
First filed
Latest
Sought
Sold
Investors
Exemptions
021-569794
First filed2026-01-13
Latest2026-01-13
Sought$148M
Sold$143M
Investors27
Exemptions506(b)
021-466694
First filed2022-12-06
Latest2022-12-06
Sought$30M
Sold$30M
Investors9
Exemptions506(b)
021-419469
First filed2021-11-02
Latest2021-11-02
Sought$17.4M
Sold$17.4M
Investors8
Exemptions506(b)
021-388370
First filed2021-02-04
Latest2021-02-04
Sought$25M
Sold$24.5M
Investors12
Exemptions506(b)
Who backs Deepgram, Inc., inferred from co-filings, and every Form D as filedSee plans
People
Named in Item 3 of its latest Form D, filed 2026-01-13
Related persons
Name
Relationship
Scott Stephenson
RelationshipExecutive Officer, Director
Adam Sypniewski
RelationshipExecutive Officer, Director
Zach DeWitt
RelationshipDirector
Dave Wilner
RelationshipDirector
Elizabeth de Saint-Aignan
RelationshipDirector
Facts
As its latest Form D states them
Industry
Other
State
California (CA)
Exemptions
Rule 506(b)
First filed
2021-02-04
Latest filing
2026-01-13
Who backs Deepgram, Inc.
Form D names a startup's officers and directors, not its investors. The dashboard infers them — the venture funds whose own filings and people overlap this company's rounds — and lays every Form D and amendment it filed beside the totals above.
Inferred investors — the funds and firms behind it, from co-filings and shared people
Every Form D and amendment as filed, with what each one stated
Its rounds in sequence: the gap between them and whether they grew
Everyone its filings name, linked to their other companies, with its addresses and phone numbers
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