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Bonfyre

Bonfyre

Private
St. Louis, MissouriEnterprise Softwarehttps://bonfyreapp.com/

Last Round

Series A

Jun 23, 2016

Total Funding Raised

$5.75M

Momentum

Top 25%

of companies Caplight tracks

Company Overview

Bonfyre is a business/productivity software company that provides a workplace culture platform for building human connections and engagement in the workforce through tools for communication, recognition, and feedback.

Sector

Enterprise Software

Verticals

HR, Enterprise Communication, Business Intelligence, Event Management

Business Model

B2B

Customer Profile

Subscription SaaS, Freemium, Services & Consulting

AI Layer

Application

Keywords

employee experience platformemployee engagement platformemployee recognitioninternal communications platformHR techpeople analyticsemployee appemployee retention softwareemployee surveysfrontline worker engagementremote worker engagementMicrosoft Teams integrationAI culture coach

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Bonfyre Comparables

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Bonfyre Funding Rounds

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Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
Series AJun 23, 2016
SeedNov 6, 2013
AcceleratorMay 2, 2012

Key People

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Mark Sawyier

Founder and CEO

Founding Team

Bonfyre Investors

Notable investors and investment history

Bonfyre investors
InvestorRounds
Arsenal Capital PartnersSeries A
Capital InnovatorsAccelerator

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Is Bonfyre a public or private company?

Bonfyre is a private company.

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When was Bonfyre's last funding round?

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Who are the main investors in Bonfyre?

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Will Bonfyre IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for Bonfyre.

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersSt. Louis, Missouri
Employee Range14
Year Founded2012
Last FundingJun 23, 2016

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