PitchBook · Jul 2026
PitchBook shows historical funding activity including accelerator/incubator participation, grants, and seed rounds, with a latest deal amount listed at $250K.
XGenomes is building the sequencing technology of the future.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
XGenomes is a Cambridge-based biotechnology company developing a next-generation DNA sequencing platform that combines novel biochemistry, hardware, and AI to detect molecular signals of health, disease, and aging. Its mission is to make multi-omic information accessible throughout life, supporting health baselines, early disease detection, and intervention monitoring.
Primary product
OneBox sequencing system / sample-to-sequence platform
Founded
2017
Headquarters
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Onsite
Industry
Biotechnology Research
Sub-industry
DNA sequencing / genomics tools
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$200K
Latest round
Grant · Sep 2019
Latest amount
$200K
Leadership
Founder, CEO
Director
Co-founder / Scientist / Consultant
Investors
Small, research-heavy team with an in-person, engineering- and science-driven culture focused on sequencing technology development, molecular diagnostics, and AI.
Work style
Onsite
Compensation
No public compensation details were found in the available evidence.
Pricing
Initial access-as-a-service offering for high-value customers, then a razor-and-blade model with instruments and consumables; target consumables COGS under $10 and >90% margins.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Unknown; no reliable public revenue range was found.
Estimated monthly visits
753
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
PitchBook · Jul 2026
PitchBook shows historical funding activity including accelerator/incubator participation, grants, and seed rounds, with a latest deal amount listed at $250K.
SBIR · Sep 2025
XGenomes received a $349,280 NIH SBIR Phase I award to apply deep learning to single-molecule localization microscopy for sequencing and diagnostic assays.
SBIR · Jun 2025
XGenomes received a $397,599 NIH SBIR Phase I award to improve direct reading of DNA methylation and epigenetic modifications.
The Engine · Nov 2024
The Engine describes XGenomes as a resident tough-tech company working to accurately, rapidly, and economically sequence DNA using a sample-to-sequence model.
SBIR · Sep 2024
XGenomes received a $384,418 NIH SBIR Phase I award to develop a super-resolution single-molecule sequencing platform based on oligonucleotide binding kinetics.