What is Clutter?
Founded in 2013, Clutter has redefined the traditional self-storage industry by integrating on-demand logistics with secure, centralized warehousing. The company operates a sophisticated platform that manages the entire lifecycle of personal belongings, from professional pickup and transportation to secure, climate-controlled storage and on-demand delivery. By digitizing the storage experience, Clutter provides a seamless alternative to conventional self-storage units, effectively positioning itself as a leader in the proptech and logistics-as-a-service (LaaS) markets. Its business model relies on high-efficiency warehouse utilization and a tech-enabled fleet, allowing for superior customer convenience and operational scalability.
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 AmplifyLA and Resolute Ventures
Other Financing Round (2015): $1.3M led by Otter Rock Capital, Brendan Wallace, Amplify.LA, Wonder Ventures, and Brad Zions
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 Fifth Wall, Atomico, Google Ventures, and Seqouia Capital
Series D (2019): $200M led by Steamboat Ventures, Four Rivers Group, Atomico, Fifth Wall, SoftBank Vision Fund, and GV
Key Investors in Clutter
Fifth Wall
Fifth Wall is the largest venture capital firm focused on technologies for the global real estate industry, connecting major property owners with innovative startups.
SoftBank Vision Fund
SoftBank Vision Fund is a global investment platform that provides strategic capital to transformative technology companies capable of shaping the future of the Information Revolution.
Atomico
Atomico is a prominent European venture capital firm that partners with ambitious founders to scale high-growth technology companies across global markets.
What's next for Clutter?
Looking ahead, the strategic focus for Clutter will likely center on deepening its market penetration in key urban centers and enhancing its AI-driven logistics platform to further reduce operational overhead. The infusion of capital from major institutional backers suggests a roadmap focused on aggressive expansion and the potential for further vertical integration within the broader real estate and property technology ecosystem. As the company matures, it is expected to prioritize sustainable growth, leveraging its existing warehouse network to capture a larger share of the urban storage market while maintaining the high service standards that have defined its brand to date.
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