Por Jose Pulido, Editor
junio 19, 2023
Rever, an online returns management startup, has successfully closed a funding round, raising €7.5 million from multiple investors. Notable contributors include Spanish fund manager Mundi Ventures, renowned startup accelerator Y Combinator’s fund, and a scout from Sequoia, a prestigious American firm. Rever, headquartered in Barcelona but legally registered in the US, focuses on improving post-sales processes for online purchases.
Founded in 2021, Rever initially secured almost €1 million in funding with significant partners such as Global Founders and Glovo co-founder Óscar Pierre. Following its participation in Y Combinator’s accelerator program in mid-2022, the company announced the recent completion of a €7.5 million funding round.
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Rever’s expansion also involves the Sequoia Scouting Fund, which selects scouts to seek out local startups for investment. The startup aims to create a category from scratch, according to an undisclosed scout involved in the operation.
With over 120 clients across 40 countries, Rever anticipates a significant revenue increase in 2023. By providing alternatives to full refunds and offering instant money advances, Rever aims to simplify the complex returns process for online retailers. The company’s technology includes logistics order creation, customs management, data analysis, and personalized product suggestions.
Overall, Rever’s successful funding round reinforces its position in the market and allows the company to enhance its services, particularly within the European market.
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