Room sharing platform ideal flatmate is going public with its crowdfunding campaign today.
The business has already been privately crowdfunding on Seedrs and by Friday had raised some 75% of its target of £1.3m from 45 investors.
The company, which has raised £1.3m in previous fund-raising, is offers new backers 16.67% of the business which it values at £6.5m.
Previous investors include David Pollock, founder of London estate agency Green & Co.
Ideal flatmate was launched in 2017 by founders Tom Gatzen and Rob Imonikhe. It claims to have 300,000 users and 10,000 new listings a month.
The business’s USP is that it matches people rather than properties.
It says in its pitch that over the next 18 months it plans to be the biggest flat-sharing site in the country, and plans to launch into Europe next year.
What is the differential between all these ‘next-big-thing’ online / app crowdfunded websites?
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