Coworks key facts
- Developer of a coworking management software designed to make managing and scaling a virtual office simple.
- It has raised $1.9M across 2 recorded rounds; the latest was Seed Round ($357K) in Mar 2023.
- Notable investors include Techstars, Triangle Tweener Fund, Primordial (Accelerator/Incubator), Fulcrum Financial Partners, American Underground — 11 tracked in total.
- Coworks has filed 4 Form Ds with the SEC since 2021, most recently Jul 2024 ($100K sold to 2 investors).
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Who backs Coworks
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Coworks funding rounds
2 roundsHow much has Coworks raised?
Coworks has raised $1.9 million in total; 2 of its rounds are on record. The largest on record was a $626,001 seed round in Mar 2021; the most recent was a $357,384 seed round in Mar 2023.
Coworks has filed 4 Form Ds with the SEC since 2021, most recently in Jul 2024 ($100,000 sold to 2 investors).
Coworks investors
11 investors are on record for Coworks, including Techstars, Triangle Tweener Fund, Primordial (Accelerator/Incubator) and Fulcrum Financial Partners. The seed round in Mar 2023 drew 2 investors.
About Coworks
Developer of a coworking management software designed to make managing and scaling a virtual office simple. The company's platform utilizes automation, analytics, and communication to offer a member directory, event calendar, front desk check-in, automated billing, and lead management, enabling coworking space owners and operators to optimize their business and enhance the community experience to achieve growth in their space.
- Sector
- Information Technology
- HQ
- Raleigh, NC, United States
- Founded
- 2018
- Employees
- 29
- Website
- coworks.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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