What is Clutter?
Clutter operates as a tech-forward moving and storage provider, effectively bridging the gap between traditional logistics and consumer convenience. By managing the entire lifecycle of an item—from professional pickup and secure warehouse storage to on-demand delivery—the company offers a seamless alternative to conventional self-storage facilities. Its business model relies on a sophisticated logistics network that optimizes truck utilization and warehouse density, positioning Clutter as a critical infrastructure provider within the modern urban living ecosystem.
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 Otter Rock Capital, Brad Zions, Wonder Ventures, Amplify.LA, and Brendan Wallace
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 Seqouia Capital, Google Ventures, Fifth Wall, and Atomico
Series D (2019): $200M led by GV, Fifth Wall, Four Rivers Group, SoftBank Vision Fund, Steamboat Ventures, and Atomico
Key Investors in Clutter
SoftBank Vision Fund
A global technology holding company that leverages its massive investment platform to back transformative businesses capable of shaping the future of the information revolution.
Google Ventures
A prominent venture capital firm that provides financial backing and strategic guidance to high-growth startups across the enterprise, consumer, and frontier technology sectors.
Fifth Wall
The largest venture capital firm dedicated to the global real estate industry, connecting property technology entrepreneurs with major real estate owners and operators.
What's next for Clutter?
Following the latest major strategic investment, Clutter is well-positioned to accelerate its geographic expansion and enhance its technological stack. The company is expected to focus on deepening its integration within the proptech ecosystem, leveraging its existing warehouse footprint to capture a larger share of the residential and commercial storage market. As it moves beyond the scaling phase, the firm will likely prioritize operational efficiency and the deployment of advanced supply chain analytics to maintain its competitive edge in the high-growth logistics sector.
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