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Loyalty Management SoftwareUnited StatesFounded 2011

Fivestars was acquired by SumUp. See SumUp's profile →

Fivestars.com is a customer loyalty and marketing automation platform that helps small businesses attract, retain, and engage customers. With their software, businesses can create personalized offers and rewards programs to incentivize customer loyalty.

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Annual revenue
$19.7M
Jan 2021
Owner
SumUp
Date not on record
Total raised
$145.2M
6 rounds
Employees
201
Jan 2021

Fivestars revenue

Fivestars' annual revenue was $19.7M in January 2021, its last figure before SumUp bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns Fivestars

SumUp owns Fivestars. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Fivestars funding rounds & investors

Fivestars has raised $145.2M across six rounds since 2011. The latest was a $52.5M funding round in October 2020.

DateRoundRaised
Oct 2020Funding round$52.5M
Jan 2016Funding round$50M
Sep 2014Funding round$26M
Aug 2012Funding round$14.5M
Apr 2011Funding round$2M
2011Funding round$150K
Total raised$145.2M

Fivestars CEO, founders & employees

Victor Ho founded Fivestars in 2011 and led it as CEO. Fivestars had 201 employees (January 2021).

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Fivestars FAQ

What was Fivestars' revenue?

Before SumUp bought it, Fivestars' annual revenue was $19.7M in January 2021 (source not recorded).

Who owns Fivestars?

SumUp owns Fivestars.

How much funding has Fivestars raised?

Fivestars raised $145.2M across six funding rounds before SumUp bought it. The last was a $52.5M funding round in October 2020.

How many employees does Fivestars have?

Fivestars had 201 employees in January 2021.

Who founded Fivestars?

Victor Ho founded Fivestars in 2011.

How this page is sourced

Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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