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Super Acquires Puls, Advancing its Platform to Make Homeownership as Carefree as Renting
Puls Technologies lands $15M to provide on-demand home repair service
Puls Technologies, a home repair services company, has raised $15 million in funding led by Hanaco Venture Capital. The company offers on-demand home repair services through its mobile app and is now expanding into the home insurance market by launching an appliance warranty option. Puls uses prediction algorithms to match technicians with repair jobs, providing timely and hassle-free service. The company plans to use the funding to expand its footprint to over 40 cities and increase its employee base. Puls has experienced significant growth, doubling its employee base and seeing increased demand during the pandemic. The new funding marks the first investment under the companys new management structure.
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Device repair co Cellsavers rebrands as Puls raises $25m
Israeli smartphone repair company Cellsavers, now rebranded as Puls, has raised $25 million in a funding round led by Red Dot Capital Partners. The funding will enable Puls to expand its in-home digital services beyond cellphone and tablet repair to other devices. Puls plans to cover the full lifecycle of digital devices, including installation, support, repair, and trade-in. The company also aims to expand into new US markets. Puls has developed a technology platform that matches consumers with qualified technicians for on-site repairs. With over 1,000 technicians in more than 40 markets, Puls offers same-day service and a lifetime guarantee on repairs. The funding round included participation from Samsung Next, Maverick Ventures, and Kreos Capital, among others.
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CellSavers raises $20m from Red Dot, Sequoia, Carmel
CellSavers, a company that provides house-calls for broken mobile telephones, has raised $20 million in its B round of funding. The funding round included $10 million from Israeli venture capital fund Red Dot, $5 million from Sequoia Capital, and $5 million from Carmel Ventures. CellSavers has developed a platform for matching consumers with trained professionals in real time, aiming to provide rapid and convenient repairs for smartphones and other mobile devices. The companys service is already available in 18 major metropolitan areas across the United States. CellSavers vision is to quickly repair or replace any malfunctioning technology product by sending a skilled technician to the consumers location within 60 minutes.
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U.S.-Israeli mobile repair start-up CellSavers raises $15 million
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