Each week we bring you some of the notable startup fundings from the previous week in a clear, concise, easy-to-read report to keep you on top of things. For the week ending 11/24/18, we feature the following startups:
LeaseLock — $10.16M – Series B
Marina Del Rey-based LeaseLock is an insurance technology company replacing security deposits with insurance. Founded in 2013, LeaseLock has now raised a total of $21.66M in equity funding over five rounds.
RewardStock — $320K – Venture
Raleigh-based RewardStock is a free web application that shows you how to travel on points and miles. Founded in 2014, RewardStock has now raised a total of $670K in equity funding over two rounds.
PlayVS — $30.5M – Series B
Los Angeles-based PlayVS is an esports league that gives high school students the chance to compete for a state championship. Founded in 2017, PlayVS has now raised a total of $46M in equity funding over two rounds.
Workable — $50M – Series C
Boston-based Workable operates a cloud-based recruitment platform for companies. Founded in 2012, Workable has now raised a total of $84.15M in equity funding over six rounds.
Genies — $10M – Venture
Venice-based Genies is a mobile app company that allows users to clone themselves. Founded in 2013, Genies has now raised a total of $20.8M in equity funding over eight rounds.
Wonolo — $32M – Series C
San Francisco-based Wonolo operates as a staffing platform for businesses to fill their immediate hourly or daily labor needs. Founded in 2013, Wonolo has now raised a total of $52.9M in equity funding over five rounds.
Agora.io — $70M – Series C
Santa Clara-based Agora.io enables developers to add HD interactive broadcast, voice, and video calls into mobile and web apps through SDK. Founded in 2014, Agora.io has now raised a total of $125M in equity funding over four rounds.
Plastiq — $27M – Series C
San Francisco-based Plastiq is bill pay with benefits. Use a credit card for practically any expense, even ones like rent that normally require a check. Founded in 2012, Plastiq has now raised a total of $72.35M in equity funding over six rounds.
botkeeper — $18M – Series A
Boston-based botkeeper continuously improves, automates data entry, classification and reporting while running 24/7. botkeeper has now raised a total of $22.5M in equity funding over two rounds.
