Startup fundraising lagged in the fourth quarter of 2017, its worst since we’ve been tracking it. Admittedly, it’s a small sample: we’ve only done five quarters.

Thirteen startups raised about $30.4 million in Q4, according to an analysis of public SEC filings conducted by Technical.ly.

Just two companies raised more than $5 million, ice cream retailer and Brooklyn Bridge Ventures–backed Ample Hills Creamery and blockchain energy startup LO3 Energy.

The total of $30.4 million is less than half of what was raised in the fourth quarter of 2016, $67 million. It’s down 41 percent compared to the previous quarter of 2017. The median raise amount was $2 million.

Thirteen is the lowest number of raises we’ve seen in a quarter since tracking began.

See previous quarters here: Q3 2017, Q2 2017, Q1, 2017, Q4 2016.

$5M–$10M

Ample Hills Creamery: $7.2 million

LO3 Energy: $5.8 million

$1M–$5M

Sea Bean Goods: $3.3 million

Kitsplit: $3 million

United Wind: $2.6 million

Timber Technologies: $2.3 million

Kadena: $2 million

LiveCare: $1.3 million

Free Play: $1.1 million

$500,000–$1M

Park & Diamond: $750,000

SG Blocks: $550,000

Under $500,000

Cheerity: $153,000

MoxieReader: $150,000