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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
64
Total raised
£1.2B
disclosed amounts
The financing round was led by Octopus Ventures with participation from Warner Music Group, IDEO and 4 Good Ventures.
"LifeScore is creating music for the Metaverse, and is building the future of creative collaboration bridging man and machine."
Kindred Capital led the seed round to support international expansion and product development at m3ter.
"Usage-based pricing offers huge rewards for SaaS businesses, but it isn’t easy to implement. We experienced the pain ourselves when building our previous startup, but we also saw what good tooling can look like at AWS. Today, we’re proud to launch m3ter so that all SaaS businesses can intelligently deploy and manage usage-based pricing."
Forward Partners led the seed round to help Sourcery expand its engineering capacity and improve code tools.
"our goal is to help developers in focusing all of their time and effort on creating incredible products and tools, without worrying about the quality of their code. This investment allows us to continue expanding the capabilities of what Sourcery can do, and help more developers around the world reach their full potential when coding"
The revolving lending facility from Silicon Valley Bank and NPIF Maven Equity Finance will fund international expansion and job creation.
"Silicon Valley Bank and NPIF -Maven’s support comes at a pivotal time for our business. The strides we have made in the digital adoption market over the last three years has placed AppLearn on the cusp of transformative growth. This funding now enables us to put in place the foundations to fuel our ambitious international strategy and growth plans."
Crane led the seed round with backing from Earlybird Digital East, Seedcamp, and multiple angel investors.
"It is well understood that user permission requirements get more complex as enterprise clients get bigger, and serve users in different roles, with a complex number of permission exceptions. To save companies from building this from scratch, Cerbos’ open-source approach radically simplifies user and role permissions by abstracting away the complexity. At Crane, we’ve been blown away by how much value their early users are already getting from the system."
