Saas Logistics Startup Shipsy Raises $6 Mn In Series A From Sequoia
Gurugram-headquartered SaaS (software-as-a-service) startup for shippers and logistics companies, Shipsy, has raised $6 Mn in Series A funding in a...
Is Commercial Open Source The Next SaaS?
Over the past two decades, some of the biggest success stories in tech have been the SaaS giants. Some industry insiders think COSS, or commercial open-source software, will lead the next wave in tech exits from the venture space. Limited partners investing in tech should be rightfully skeptical of any claims regarding the Next Big Thing. But some of the COSS sector's internal metrics suggest that developer-centric COSS startups will yield a fair number of eye-popping IPOs a few years down the line.
Why Bessemer's Byron Deeter Thinks Saas Companies Could Grow Even Faster In 2021 - Techcrunch
Byron Deeter is not backing down from his optimism about the cloud and the end of the COVID-19-induced wave of software buying doesn't have him too worried. Of course, Deeter is an investor at Bessemer, a venture capital concern that has done well betting on the cloud, so you might expect him to stay a [...]
Paddle Raises $68M Series C To Power Next Wave Of B2b Saas Companies
LONDON, November 17, 2020-- Paddle, the Revenue Delivery Platform for B2B Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) companies, today announces it has raised $68 million (PS52 million) in Series C funding. The most recent investment was led by FTV Capital, a sector-focused growth equity investor in innovative companies in enterprise technology and services, financial services, payments and transaction processing, with participation from Kindred Capital, Notion Capital and 83North. This brings the total investment raised to date by Paddle to $93 million (PS72 million).
Paddle Raises $68M To Help Saas Companies Sell Software Globally
Paddle, which helps SaaS companies grow globally by taking care of payments, checkout, and subscription management, has raised $68 million.
Paddle Raises $68M Series C To Power Next Wave Of B2b Saas Companies
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Paddle, the Revenue Delivery Platform for B2B Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) companies, today announces it has raised $68 million (PS52 million) in Series C funding. The most recent investment was led by FTV Capital, a sector-focused growth equity investor in innovative companies in enterprise technology and services, financial services, payments and transaction processing, with participation from Kindred Capital, Notion Capital and 83North. This brings the total investmen.
Saas & E-commerce Business Subscription Service Chargebee Secures $55M Through Series F Investment Round Led By Insight Partners
SaaS & E-Commerce Business Subscription Service Chargebee Secures $55 Million Through Series F Investment Round Led By Insight Partners Crowdfund Insider.
Marketplace Saas Platform Mirakl Secures $300M Through Latest Investment Round Led By Permira
Marketplace SaaS Platform Mirakl Secures $300 Million Through Latest Investment Round Led By Permira Crowdfund Insider. : Mirakl, a marketplace SaaS platform that empowers both B2B and B2C organizations to launch and grow an enterprise marketplace at scale, announced earlier this week it secured $300 million through its latest investment round, which was led by Permira, with participation from long term investors 83North (Laurel Bowden), Bain Capital Ventures (Scott Friend), Elaia Partners (Xavier Lazarus), and Felix Capital (Frederic Court). The investment round brought the total amount Mirakl has raised to $400 million and places the company's valuation more than $1.5 billion.
Finix Extends Series B To $75M To Help Saas Companies Build Better Digital Payments Experiences
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Finix, the payments infrastructure company, has raised additional funding to help vertical Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers and fintech companies build better payments experiences for their merchants, bringing Finix's total funding to $96...
Indian Logistics Saas Startup Fareye Raises $13M Led By Nilekani's Vc Fund
South Korea's KB Global Platform Fund also participated in the funding round. The post Indian logistics SaaS startup FarEye raises $13m led by Nilekani's VC fund appeared first on DealStreetAsia.