Bottomless
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle, WA
- Sectors
- Hardware, Consumer Electronics, E-commerce, Subscription Services, Internet of Things
- Stage
- Seed
- Total raised
- $1.9M SEC Form D filings Total of this company's SEC Form D filings
- Last round
- $1.9M · Aug 2018 SEC Form D
Biden's Seattle tech bundlers; Amazon's smart shelf; Where's Gabe Newell?
Here’s what we’re talking about on the GeekWire Podcast this week: Just before the election, Joe Biden's campaign released a list of its top "bundlers," people who raise big donations to the campaign. Several well-known Seattle tech names were on the list. We look at who they are and why they were raising money for Biden. Amazon released a Smart Shelf that can keep track of things like your toilet paper and then automatically reorder them when you start to run out. Another Seattle firm, Bottomless, has a similar gadget to keep you in fresh coffee beans. Cool concepts but…
Bottomless says Amazon’s new Dash Smart Shelf validates Seattle startup’s WiFi coffee-reordering scale; Bottomless is profitable with ~$2M sales
Seattle startup Bottomless, which sells a WiFi-connected smart scale that automatically reorders coffee beans, says Amazon’s new Dash Smart Shelf validates its market; Bottomless is profitable, has raised over $2 million, and generates nearly $2 million in annual coffee sales.
Seattle startup Joe Coffee says mobile orders tripled amid COVID-19, waives commissions and defers fees to help hundreds of shops
Seattle coffee tech startups, including Joe Coffee, are racing to support independent cafes as coronavirus closures disrupt routines; Joe Coffee reports mobile orders tripled and is waiving commissions and deferring setup fees to help shops stay open. Larger chains like Starbucks have shifted to drive-thru models while local startups onboard more shops to meet surging demand.
