At Seedrs, we are always excited to be funding ambitious businesses who are disrupting or innovating industries. So we are very pleased to announce that four Seedrs Successes have today been announced on the Marketing Week’s 100 Disruptive Brands list, alongside businesses such as Deliveroo, Slack and Nutmeg.
The four businesses which have been included are:
Tossed
Tossed are on a mission to show that healthy food isn’t boring, in 2015 they raised £1,345,561 from 661 investors on Seedrs and have since gone on to grow significantly, particularly in Central London. In March they opened the UK’s first entirely cashless restaurant in order to increase efficiency within their stores.
Vincent Mckevitt, Founder of Tossed said about the inclusion “We’re very pleased to have made the list and be placed alongside some of the best pioneering brands of 2016. Our cashless kiosks have enabled us to take a big step forward into the future.”
Poq
Poq was created to provide a commerce platform for native apps – allowing retailers to innovate on mobile in a scalable way. Poq rolls out new code every week and performs quarterly platform updates so that apps are never out-of-date. In 2014 they raised £332,390 on Seedrs and have since gone from strength to strength, partnering with online fashion store Missguided this year.
Landbay
With a total of £2.6 million raised from over 530 investors on Seedrs and being Zoopla-backed, we have followed Landbay’s progress with great excitement; Landbay are a marketplace lender focused on prime residential mortgages, direct-matching investors’ funds to loans using the resource and capital efficiency of peer-to-peer lending.
Gray Stern, COO and Co-Founder of Landbay said “We’ve been working on Landbay’s lending infrastructure for nearly three years, but it’s only been in the last 12 months that we’ve really started shaping our brand. To be acknowledged by Marketing Week in their 100 Disruptive Brands list is a testament to the work that our marketing team is doing… and the support we’ve received from our investors across multiple Seedrs funding rounds.”
CommuterClub
CommuterClub helps commuters save time and money by offering season tickets as a subscription service. Leveraging peer-to-peer lending and digital ticketing, CommuterClub offers the large discounts of annual tickets while allowing commuters to pay via convenient and flexible monthly payments. They have successfully raised over £1,920,000 from over 540 investors on Seedrs, supporting their growth.
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