The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report takes on a trip across various ecosystems in the US, highlighting some of the notable funding activity in the various markets that we track. The notable startup fundings for the week ending 11/30/19 featuring funding details for Loom, Vivun, Frame.io, and much much more.
tray.io — $50.0M – Series C
San Francisco-based Tray.io provides a cloud-based software integration platform for automators. Founded by Alistair Russell, Dominic Lewis, and Rich Waldron in 2012, tray.io has now raised a total of $109.1M in total equity funding and is backed by investors that include GGV Capital, Meritech Capital Partners, Redpoint, Spark Capital, and True Ventures.
Loom — $30.0M – Series B
San Francisco-based Loom is a work communication tool that users get a message across through instantly shareable video. Founded by Joe Thomas, Shahed Khan, and Vinay Hiremath in 2016, Loom has now raised a total of $44.8M in total equity funding and is backed by investors that include General Catalyst, Kleiner Perkins, Point Nine Capital, Sequoia Capital, and Slack.
Gorgias — $14.0M – Series A
New York-based Gorgias is a multi channel helpdesk integrated with your all your apps. Founded by Alex Plugaru and Romain Lapeyre in 2015, Gorgias has now raised a total of $17.4M in total equity funding and is backed by investors that include CRV, Kima Ventures, NUMA, Right Side Capital Management, and Techstars.
Vivun — $3.0M – Seed
Oakland-based Vivun has created the world’s first software for presales, designed to transform how B2B technology companies go to market. Founded by Claire Bruce, Dominique Darrow, John Bruce, Joseph Miller, and Matthew Darrow in 2018, Vivun Inc has now raised a total of $3.0M in total equity funding and is backed by investors that include Firebolt Ventures and Unusual Ventures.
Frame.io — $50.0M – Series C
New York-based Frame.io allows the user to upload all source media, work in progress, and assets into private work-spaces. Founded by Emery Wells and John Traver in 2014, Frame.io has now raised a total of $82.2M in total equity funding and is backed by investors that include Accel, FirstMark, Insight Partners, Shasta Ventures, and SignalFire.
