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We’re ending the week with all the funding, acquisition, and Southeast startup news you require to know: Funding News * Atlanta, Georgia: As call volume increases in the wake of the pandemic, CallRail announced it raised an additional $56 million from existing investors Sageview Capital and Leaders Fund. We have
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Social distancing has brought about one interesting benefit for CallRail, the Atlanta-based phone call tracking and analytics startup. According to data released by the company, overall call volume was up 35% between June 2019 and June 2020, suggesting more people are making calls in order to get crucial business updates
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Branch Technology, a Chattanooga-based 3D printing and construction technology startup, announced this week that it has raised a new $11 million funding round. The round, led by EquipmentShare, brings the company’s overall funding to $22 million to date. Additional support came from Brick & Mortar Ventures, Chattanooga Renaissance Fund,
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As the pandemic worsens and safety nets vanish, millions are on the brink of financial ruin. Some are facing the threat of eviction or foreclosure. Most can’t afford a lawyer to represent them. That’s where Courtroom5 comes in. This Durham-based, Black-owned startup offers a step-by-step “legal toolbox,” powered
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Traditionally, companies looking to get an ad in front of online customers have had to publish through Google Ads or Facebook Ads. But a Durham-based AdTech company is reframing how companies run in-house advertisements and ultimately build new ad revenue streams. Kevel, which just rebranded from Adzerk, also announced a
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CoreView has already had a busy 2020. After raising a $10 million Series B round this fall, the Alpharetta-based SaaS management platform (SMP) startup added new international partners, hired several key executives, and reported annual recurring revenue by 116% while growing its user base to 8 million. Today, CoreView announced
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When Stord co-founders Sean Henry and Jacob Boudreau pivoted into the warehouse logistics space in 2017, they knew fixing supply chain problems for brands of all sizes was an important problem. What they didn’t know was that a global pandemic would show the world just how important fixing the
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With contractors and interior designers not allowed to physically set foot in their clients’ spaces due to COVID-19, executing design projects has become difficult at best. But a small North Carolina startup is working to change that. Enter Intiaro, a 3D visualization firm based out of Greensboro, North Carolina. Located
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Alpharetta-based DefenseStorm has raised a Series B round of $12 million this week, just over 16 months after raising a $15 million Series A round. The most recent round was led by fintech firm Georgian, with participation from Atlanta-based TTV Capital. The startup also announced $7 million in growth capital
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Carbice Corporation, an Atlanta-based nanotechnology company born out of Georgia Tech, has closed a $15 million Series A funding round. The round was led by London-based Downing Ventures and Bay Area-based Toyota AI Ventures. The funding is exciting news for a company that is developing technologies that can be found
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Most college students order a pizza and cram for an next exam. But on any given night, students on MindSumo might just be inventing the next big thing in pizza. MindSumo was started in 2011 as a way to help companies crowdsource innovative ideas and for students to get real-world
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We’re ending the week with all the funding, acquisition, and Southeast startup news you need to know: FUNDING NEWS Charlotte, North Carolina: Amicus.io, a fintech platform designed to make donor-advised funds (DAFs) more accessible, raised $8.7 million in Series B funding. Read more about the team, the