D-Tools key facts
as of Oct 2026- Developer of system integration software designed to design, map and document internet-connected devices.
- D-Tools is valued at approximately $77.0M as of Oct 2026, set at its later-stage round, Jul 2025; nothing has traded since, per PrivateMarketView’s mark.
- It has raised $25.5M across 2 recorded rounds; the latest was Seed Round ($2.0M) in Jun 2025.
- Notable investors include Greybull Stewardship, StellarIQ.
- D-Tools has filed 2 Form Ds with the SEC since 2022, most recently Jul 2025 ($2.0M sold to 2 investors).
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Valued at $77.0M at its later-stage round, Jul 2025. Nothing has traded since.
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D-Tools funding rounds
2 roundsWho backs D-Tools
2D-Tools valuation
D-Tools was valued at $77 million at its later-stage round in Jul 2025. That is the last priced event on record: no secondary trade or institutional fund mark has moved the figure since.
How much has D-Tools raised?
D-Tools has raised $25.5 million in total; 2 of its rounds are on record. The largest on record was a $2 million seed round in Jun 2025.
D-Tools has filed 2 Form Ds with the SEC since 2022, most recently in Jul 2025 ($2 million sold to 2 investors).
D-Tools investors
2 investors are on record for D-Tools, including Greybull Stewardship and StellarIQ. The seed round in Jun 2025 drew 2 investors.
About D-Tools
Developer of system integration software designed to design, map and document internet-connected devices. The company's software helps to manage aspects of an integrator's business, including sales, comprehensive system design, project documentation, procurement and project management requirements, enabling clients to streamline business processes and increase revenues.
- Sector
- Information Technology
- HQ
- Concord, CA, United States
- Founded
- 1998
- Employees
- 105
- Website
- d-tools.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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