Spectrum Equity acquires Alltrails (AP #1) for $75m
AllTrails was acquired for $75 million by Spectrum Equity. Founded in 2010, AllTrails was part of AngelPad’s inaugural accelerator class.
Delivery Startup Postmates Raises $300 Million, Joins Unicorn Club
On-demand delivery startup Postmates raised a whopping $300 million in venture funding to accelerate its growth across the U.S. Tiger Global led the round, and the deal values the company …
Wove (AP #7) raises $9M to help companies form strategic marketing partnerships
After rebranding earlier this year Wove, formerly known as TapFwd, has a fresh plan to disrupt the marketing industry. Wove has raised $9 million led by August Capital, with participation …
Beamery raised $28m Series-B (AngelPad #7 in 2014) via Forbes
Beamery raised $5m in 2017 and a $28m Series B round led by EQT Ventures. They are based in London, with offices in San Francisco and Austin.
DroneDeploy raises $25 million Series C (AngelPad #6 in 2013) via Venture Beat
5 years after launching at AngelPad, DroneDeploy has raised their third round of funding, bringing the total to $56M.
LoftSmart Adds $12.9M to Disrupt Student Housing (AngelPad #10 in 2015) via Xconomy
After raising $5m in 2016, Loftsmart adds $12.9m in their Series-A.
Tray.io raised $14m Series-B (AngelPad #5 – 2012) via Techcrunch
Tray raised a $14.3 million round investment led by GGV Capital, bringing the company’s total financing to $21 million.
Pipedrive raises $50M to take on Salesforce (AngelPad #2 in 2011) via Techcrunch
The $50m Series C round was co-led by Insight Venture Partners and Bessemer Venture Partners. This brings the total raised by Pipedrive to $80 million.
AngelPad raised a $50 million fund (AngelPad Fund III LP)
AngelPad, an accelerator program that has launched more than 140 companies across 11 different “classes,” is raising a $50 million venture fund, with $35 million in capital commitments, shows a …
Going against the grain, AngelPad kills its demo day
The feedback from both sides was “overwhelmingly positive,” too, says Korte. “Founders had their first 20-plus investor meetings, and the investors spent two productive hours with founders rather than sit …