What is Import.io?
Import.io operates as a premier web data integration platform, empowering enterprises to extract and seamlessly integrate high-quality data at scale. The company enables organizations across diverse industries to transform the internet into a dynamic, actionable source of intelligence for competitive analysis and strategic decision-making. By providing robust tools for data extraction and management, Import.io positions itself as a critical enabler for businesses seeking to leverage web data for growth and operational efficiency.
How much funding has Import.io raised?
Import.io has raised a total of $33.1M across 5 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$600K
Angel/Seed
$3M
Series A
$13M
Series B
$15.5M
Debt
$1M
Angel/Seed (2013): $600K with participation from Wellington Partners
Angel/Seed (2014): $3M led by AME Cloud Ventures and Open Ocean Capital
Series A (2016): $13M supported by Delin Capital, Wellington Partners, AME Cloud Ventures, Imperial Innovations, and Oxford Capital Partners
Series B (2018): $15.5M featuring ip Group Plc, Talis Capital, OpenOcean, Oxford Capital Partners, and Wellington Partners
Debt (2020): $1M backed by PPP
Key Investors in Import.io
AME Cloud Ventures
AME Cloud Ventures, led by Yahoo! co-founder Jerry Yang, focuses on companies building data infrastructure and value chains, investing from seed to later stages. They support technology-heavy firms that gather or create unique data across the data stack.
Open Ocean Capital
OpenOcean is an early-stage venture capital firm investing across Europe, specializing in data-intensive software solutions. They typically lead or co-lead Series A funding rounds.
Wellington Partners
Wellington Partners is a European venture capital firm that invests in early- and growth-stage life science companies, aiming to unlock the potential of breakthrough technologies.
What's next for Import.io?
With the recent major strategic investment and a substantial overall funding history, Import.io is well-positioned for accelerated growth and market expansion. The company's focus on enterprise-level solutions suggests a strategic push towards capturing larger market share and enhancing its platform capabilities. Future developments are likely to center on refining its data extraction technologies, expanding its integration services, and deepening its market penetration within key industries that rely heavily on real-time web data for competitive advantage. This infusion of capital will likely fuel product innovation and bolster sales and marketing efforts to solidify its leadership in the web data integration space.
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