![]() Kogetoīased in New York, Kogeto creates 360-degree video capture solutions for virtual reality and immersive cinema applications. Working with enterprise customers, the public sector, and with partners, Roc helps with everything from process mapping, project advice, to networks and data centers. Roc is a transformation services provider. They’ve raised $10 million from the Global Environment Fund. Chainalytics has locations in North America, Europe, and Asia. Trianz is a management and consulting firm strategizing around cloud, analytics, digitalization, and security solutions based in Santa Clara, California.Ĭhainalytics is a supply chain consulting, analytics, and market intelligence platform. Founded in 2009, Madwire was created to combine provide digital marketing software and professional marketing services for businesses. Madwire is a is a Software and a Service hybrid (SaSH) and combines a CRM and professional marketing services through one platform. Based in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada went public in 2013. Sphere 3D Corp delivers data management, and desktop and application virtualization via hybrid Cloud, Cloud, and on-premise implementations. With nine data center locations across the country, Green House Data prides itself on its support, while powering their company completely with renewable energy. Green House Dataīased in Cheyenne, Wyoming, Green House Data was founded in 2007 to help businesses with high-availability and raw power for business infrastructure. candidate, one of the founding members of Pixar, as well as Stanford MBA graduate, and went public in 2013. Tableau was founded in 2003 by a then-Ph.D. Helping people visualize and analyze their data, Tableau lives in the business intelligence industry. Based in Hamilton, Ontario, Stratics Networks was founded in 2013. Stratics Networks is a voice broadcast, hosted outbound IVR, and call center solution. Customers Come FirstĪlorica is a customer management platform with more than 600 million consumer interactions curated annually. Their investors include Kennet Partners and Accel. Spreadshirtįounded in 2002, Spreadshirt is a global e-commerce platform for print-on-demand apparel and accessories. ![]() Photo Credit: The Estate Office Shoreditch (13. MOO has raised $5M in a Series A, (the rest of their funding is part of a debt financing round) and boasts $75 million in revenue. MOO prints business cards as well as other printed products and distinguishes themselves off their unique design. Their television network delivers entertainment shopping along with their mobile, online, and social channels. E-Commerce RedefinedĮVINE Live is a digital retailer based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Founded in 2009, Tough Mudder pre-sold registrations to construct their electrified obstacle courses. Tough Mudder is a 10+ mile obstacle course headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. Zeel is the leading on-demand massage company with over 10,000 licensed massage therapists in its network. Zeel provides on-demand massages from vetted therapists. ![]() With $10.2 million of funding in grants, Khan Academy has built its company to $25.1 million in revenue. Founded in 2006, MixBook was founded by two UC Berkeley alumni and was profitable by 2009.Īs a non-profit, Khan Academy’s materials and resources are free of charge including micro lectures and tools for educators. MixBook is a design tool to help users create customized photo products like books, cards, calendars, and wall canvases. LiveDeal has been publicly traded since its founding in 2003. LiveDeal lets restaurants publish live offers to nearby consumers. Prior to being acquired by Google in 2006 for $1.7B, YouTube was created in 2005 by three former PayPal employees. Number one on our list of successful companies, YouTube enables users to upload, view, and share videos. 50 Successful Companies with Minimal Funding Consumer First We used Crunchbase Pro to debunk this myth and dug up 50 of the most successful companies that have built themselves on minimal funding. However, we’ve found that’s not always the case. ![]() With numbers like these, it seems like every startup needs big funding to see big revenue. Upgrade to Crunchbase Pro to perform your own market research. Hell, even Wag, the dog-walking app, has secured $361.5 million. Or how Lyft has raised $4.3 billion for their ride-sharing app. I bet you barely raise an eyebrow at the fact that Didi Chuxing has secured $20.1 billion. When you skim the headlines it seems like all successful companies see big money. ![]()
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