AmpliFund Analysis: $21M Raised
What is AmpliFund?
AmpliFund provides grant management software that streamlines processes for funders and recipients, enhancing compliance and impact for state, local, and tribal governments.
Employees
51-100
Founded
2008
Industry
B2b Saas
Parent Company
Euna Solutions
Latest Funding Round
Series A
Latest Funding Round Size
Series A
Public Company Status
Private
Recent Venture Round Amount
$5,340,000
Use Clay
No
Product Features & Capabilities
- Grant management software for grant makers
- Grant management software for grant seekers
- Full grant lifecycle management solutions
- Integration capabilities
- Grant writing and management assistance
Use Cases
Manage applications and recipients for state governments; Track compliance and reporting for local governments; Centralize operations for tribal governments; Streamline grant processes for healthcare organizations; Support educational institutions in grant management
How much AmpliFund raised
Series A - $10M
June 10, 2016Lead Investor: First Analysis, North Coast Venture Fund, and 6 more.
Series A - $5.34M
April 9, 2020Lead Investor: Not specified.
Venture Debt - $2M
August 18, 2015Lead Investor: SaaS Capital.
Series A - $3.5M
January 22, 2014Lead Investor: North Coast Angel Fund, Blu Venture Investors, and 2 more.
Grant (prize money) - $100K
September 10, 2009Lead Investor: Innovation Fund America.
Other Considerations
Trusted by the State of Illinois; Serves the City of Cheyenne; Partnered with various government entities; Recognized for customer support and training; Demonstrated average increases in grant funding and reductions in task time
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Financial Overview
$21MTotal Raised
Series A$10M
June 10, 2016
Investors: First Analysis, North Coast Venture Fund, and 6 more.
Series A$5.34M
April 9, 2020
Investors: Not specified.
Venture Debt$2M
August 18, 2015
Investors: SaaS Capital.
Series A$3.5M
January 22, 2014
Investors: North Coast Angel Fund, Blu Venture Investors, and 2 more.
Grant (prize money)$100K
September 10, 2009
Investors: Innovation Fund America.