Barosense
Latest round
- Series B
Last raised
- Nov 2009
Total raised
- $51M
Investors
- 8
About Barosense
Barosense was founded in 2001 in Redwood City, US, and operates as an independent entity. The company primarily focuses on domain name sales, allowing users to acquire domains either outright or through flexible payment plans. The founder, Bill Starling, has a history of entrepreneurship, although no details about previous companies are provided.298 mn.com itself. The core product of the company is the sale of domain names, vital for establishing an online presence. The primary end users include entrepreneurs, startups, and established companies looking to secure unique domain names that align with their brand identities.Barosense's revenue model is structured around direct sales of domain names, with a pricing strategy that includes a fixed purchase price or monthly payment plans.58 per month. The transaction process is efficient, with customers gaining access to their purchased domains shortly after payment completion. The company is exploring expansion into international markets, specifically targeting European and Asian regions by 2025, to broaden its customer base.
Who invested in Barosense
8 investors across 5 rounds
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Who invested in Barosense?
Barosense has 8 investors on record across 5 venture rounds. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Barosense raised?
Barosense has raised 5 venture rounds. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Barosense last raise money?
Barosense's most recent round on record is a Series B, in Nov 2009.
What does Barosense do?
Barosense was founded in 2001 in Redwood City, US, and operates as an independent entity.
Where is Barosense headquartered?
Barosense is headquartered in Redwood City, US.
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