Mattermark just released a new report with Y Combinator‘s top startups to graduate from its program. Since it was founded in 2005, Y Combinator has put hundreds of startups through its program. The program offers entrepreneurs access to an enormous network of smart people, many who are powerful in Silicon Valley.
“[We] help you find your own heuristic so you don’t have to come back to us again” said Kevin Hale about Y Combinator.
Not all startups have it big after the program, but other have become billion-dollar companies. The 55 companies who are currently at the Series A stage have on average raised a lifetime total funding of $11.6M per company, the 24 at Series B have raised an average of $31M per company, and by Series C the average funds raised per company jumps to $187M.
Here are the top 10 startups by funding stage:
Top 10 Seed Stage Portfolio Companies
Top 10 Series A Stage Portfolio Companies
Top 10 Series B Stage Portfolio Companies
Top 10 Series C Stage Portfolio Companies