Notable startup fundings for the week ending 4/27/19 featuring funding details for PAX Labs, Embrace, Harness, and much more
PAX Labs — $420M – Venture
San Francisco-based PAX Labs designs, develops, and sells premium cannabis vaporization technologies and devices. Founded by Adam Bowen and James Monsees in 2017, PAX Labs has now raised a total of $541.7M in reported equity funding.
Embrace — $4.5M – Seed
Culver City-based Embrace is the first app performance monitoring platform built for mobile. Founded by Eric Futoran, Fredric Newberg, and Maggie Shih in 2016, Embrace has now raised a total of $7M in reported equity funding.
SalesLoft — $70M – Series D
Atlanta-based SalesLoft is a sales engagement platform, helping sales organizations to deliver a better sales experience for their customers. Founded by David Cummings, Kyle Porter, Rob Forman, and Tim Dorr in 2011, SalesLoft has now raised a total of $145.7M in reported equity funding.
Metabase — $8M – Series A
San Francisco-based Metabase is the fastest, easiest way to share data and analytics inside your company. Founded by Sameer Al-Sakran in 2014, Metabase has now raised a total of $21.05M in reported equity funding.
Eightfold — $28M – Series C
Mountain View-based Eightfold is a talent intelligence platform that is built for enterprises to address talent acquisition and management. Founded by Ashutosh Garg and Varun Kacholia in 2016, Eightfold has now raised a total of $51.75M in reported equity funding.
GoMeta — $3.1M – Seed
San Diego-based GoMeta creates the Koji Platform, as well as the leading low-code augmented reality creation platform, Metaverse Studio. Founded by Dmitry Shapiro, Jonathan Miller, and Sean Thielen in 2016, GoMeta has now raised a total of $6.1M in reported equity funding.
Digital Guardian — $30M – Venture
Waltham-based Digital Guardian provides advanced data protection solutions and managed services to secure sensitive data and assure the integrity of business processes. Founded by Dwayne Carson, Nicholas Stamos, and Tomas Revesz in 2003, Digital Guardian has now raised a total of $168.38M in reported equity funding.
Credly — $11.1M – Series A
New York-based Credly is a platform for verifying, sharing, and managing digital badges and credentials. Founded by Jonathan Finkelstein in 2012, Credly has now raised a total of $18.2M in reported equity funding.
Harness — $60M – Series B
San Francisco-based Harness is a Continuous Delivery as-a-Service platform for engineering and DevOps teams to release applications into production. Founded by Jyoti Bansal and Rishi Singh in 2016, Harness has now raised a total of $80M in reported equity funding.
Troops.ai — $12M – Series B
New York-based Troops.ai provides real-time transparency around siloed Salesforce information fortThe fastest growing sales teams in the world. Founded by Dan Reich, Greg Ratner, and Scott Britton in 2015, Troops.ai has now raised a total of $29.27M in reported equity funding.
KeepTruckin — $149M – Series D
San Francisco-based KeepTruckin is a San Francisco-based startup helping trucking companies manage their fleets and have their drivers legally log their hours. Founded by Obaid Khan, Ryan Johns, and Shoaib Makani in 2013, KeepTruckin has now raised a total of $227.3M in reported equity funding.
Locus Robotics — $26M – Series C
Wilmington-based Locus Robotics is a warehouse robotics company that manufactures autonomous, mobile robots to support e-commerce. Founded by Bruce E. Welty in 2014, Locus Robotics has now raised a total of $59M in reported equity funding.
Coursera — $103M – Series E
Mountain View-based Coursera is an online education company that serves over 20 million learners from around the world. Founded by Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller in 2012, Coursera has now raised a total of $313.1M in reported equity funding.
HOVER — $25M – Series C
San Francisco-based HOVER is a 3D technology company that creates fully measured, customizable 3D models of any home. Founded by A.J. Altman and Ross Hangebrauck in 2011, HOVER has now raised a total of $62.1M in reported equity funding.
