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Karma offers a shopping assistant through a browser extension and mobile application.

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Founders & company facts

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Reported cumulative funding

$26,200,000 · Source

This index includes companies with publicly reported total funding up to US$150 million. This is a reported total, not valuation, the latest round size or confirmation of an open round. Funding reviewed: .

Documented founding team

Founded
2013Source
Reported Israeli location
Tel Aviv-YafoSource
Team range in directory
201-500Source
Reported business model
B2C, B2BSource

Selected disclosed financing

Selected transactions, with dates, funding types and reported participants.

  1. Oct 2021$25MSeries A
    Named participants

    Target Global · Skywell Capital Partners · AltaIR Capital · MoreTech Ventures · Ishai Green · NFX Capital

    Source
  2. Oct 2016$1MSeed
    Named participants

    NFX Capital

    Source

Company overview

Product & customers

Karma offers a shopping assistant through a browser extension and mobile application. It lets users save products, receive price notifications, find coupons and access cashback features across participating shopping experiences.

Commercial potential · editorial analysis

The commercial opportunity is building a recurring relationship with shoppers across stores, with commercial value tied to purchase intent and completed transactions. Investors should distinguish paid use and renewals from pilots, and examine how sales and delivery costs change as deployments expand.

What to validate

Diligence should focus on user retention, affiliate economics, privacy permissions, attribution disputes and dependence on browser or merchant platform changes. Evidence should come from representative customer deployments, with costs, limitations and failure cases reported alongside successful results.

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