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What are Market Maps?

A Market Map is a one-page visual overview of a Feed.

It shows the Feed's segments and sub-segments, representative companies, and key market information. Each Market Map is dated by month and year.

Market Maps are organized into three groups:

  • Practice Areas - maps for Tech Sector Feeds.

  • Waves - maps for Feeds under each Wave.

  • Geographies - maps for Geography Feeds.

What does the factsheet show?

The factsheet includes:

Overview: Companies, Funded, Funding, Series A+, Last 2 yrs

Most Active Investors: VC - Seed, VC - Early, VC - Late, PE, Incubators

Exits: IPOs, Acquisitions, Top Acquirers

Feed in Numbers: Unicorns, Soonicorns, Minicorns, Editor Picks, Acquihired, Deadpooled

Top Companies

Top Cities

Funding data excludes debt, grants, and post-IPO rounds.

How do I open a Market Map?

  1. Click Sectors in the left navigation and select Market Maps.

  2. Choose Practice Areas, Waves, or Geographies.

  3. Expand a group or use Search Feeds.

  4. Click a Market Map to open it.

  5. Use the arrows to move between maps and the zoom or full-screen controls to explore the map.

Example

If you want to understand the developer tooling market at a glance, open the Software Libraries Market Map to see its segments, representative companies, and key market information.

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