• Series B funding is the second round of funding for a company that has reached certain milestones and passed the initial launch phase.

  • Series B investors typically pay a higher share price for investing in a company than Series A investors.
  • Series B investors generally prefer convertible preferred stock over common stock due to the dilution prevention feature of preferred stock.
  • Series B funding can come from private investors, venture capitalists, crowdfunding equity and leveraged investments.