What is Puls?
Founded in 2015 by Eyal Ronen and Itai Hirsch, Puls operates as a technology-driven platform connecting consumers with skilled technicians for home installation, repair, and maintenance services. By leveraging a proprietary digital infrastructure, the company streamlines the service delivery process, effectively bridging the gap between fragmented service providers and modern consumer expectations. Puls has evolved from its early-stage roots into a significant player in the enterprise-level service ecosystem, utilizing its capital to optimize logistics, enhance user experience, and expand its geographic footprint across key urban markets.
How much funding has Puls raised?
Puls has raised a total of $108.3M across 6 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$3M
Series A
$15M
Series B
$25M
Series C
$50M
Debt
$350K
Private Equity
$15M
Angel/Seed (2015): $3M with participation from Seqouia Capital
Series A (2016): $15M led by Seqouia Capital
Series B (2017): $25M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series C (2018): $50M featuring Hamilton Lane, Samsung NEXT, Hanaco Venture Capital, Steamboat Ventures, Temasek, Viola Group, and Red Dot Capital Partners
Debt (2020): $350K backed by PPP
Private Equity (2021): $15M with participation from Hanaco
Key Investors in Puls
Sequoia Capital
A premier global venture capital firm with an unparalleled track record of partnering with entrepreneurs to create market-leading companies across technology and consumer sectors.
Hanaco Venture Capital
A venture capital firm focused on supporting founders with big ideas, emphasizing decisive action and collaboration with entrepreneurs from early visionaries to growth-stage leaders.
Temasek
A global investment company headquartered in Singapore that acts as a generational investor, seeking to make a difference with a long-term perspective.
What's next for Puls?
Looking ahead, the strategic deployment of the $15M capital is expected to accelerate Puls's expansion into new service verticals and deepen its technological moat. As the company transitions through its current lifecycle stage, the focus remains on achieving sustainable unit economics while maintaining the agility required to disrupt traditional home service models. By fostering deeper partnerships with its existing investor base and refining its operational efficiency, Puls is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for seamless, tech-enabled home maintenance solutions in an increasingly digital-first economy.
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