What is Clutter?
Founded in 2013, Clutter offers innovative on-demand self-storage solutions, revolutionizing the traditional self-storage model. The company provides comprehensive transportation and logistics services, managing the entire process from pickup to secure storage and subsequent delivery of personal belongings. Clutter operates a fleet of trucks and maintains warehouse facilities across multiple locations, positioning itself as a convenient and modern alternative for individuals seeking to store their items. Its business model is built around efficiency and customer-centricity in the logistics and storage industry.
How much funding has Clutter raised?
Clutter has raised a total of $297.4M across 7 funding rounds:
Multiple Rounds
$13.4M
Series B
$20M
Series C
$64M
Series D
$200M
Private Equity (2015): $2M with participation from Resolute Ventures and AmplifyLA
Other Financing Round (2015): $1.3M led by Amplify.LA, Brad Zions, Brendan Wallace, Otter Rock Capital, and Wonder Ventures
Debt (2015): $1.1M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series A (2015): $9M featuring Steamboat Ventures
Series B (2016): $20M backed by Steamboat Ventures
Series C (2017): $64M with participation from Google Ventures, Atomico, Fifth Wall, and Seqouia Capital
Series D (2019): $200M led by Steamboat Ventures, Fifth Wall, SoftBank Vision Fund, GV, Four Rivers Group, and Atomico
Key Investors in Clutter
Steamboat Ventures
Steamboat Ventures, an early to growth-stage investor, focuses on technology, media, and consumer sectors, aiming to help young companies become market leaders and create lasting value.
Fifth Wall
Fifth Wall is a leading venture capital firm specializing in proptech, connecting real estate owners with technology entrepreneurs to redefine the physical environment.
SoftBank Vision Fund
SoftBank Vision Fund, part of SoftBank Group, invests globally in transformative technologies across telecommunications, AI, and smart robotics, aiming to shape the future of the Information Revolution.
What's next for Clutter?
The recent major strategic investment in Clutter signals a strong vote of confidence from its backers, likely enabling the company to scale its operations, expand its geographic reach, and further develop its technological infrastructure. This capital infusion is expected to fuel innovation in logistics and storage management, potentially leading to enhanced service offerings and a more robust customer experience. Clutter's trajectory suggests a focus on solidifying its market leadership and exploring new avenues for growth within the evolving storage and moving industry.
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