Clay, a starting Sales Automation, raises a series c round in an estimated $ 3 billion valuations, led by capital, according to three sources of agreement.
Clay and Seventy did not answer a request for commentary.
New round comes one month after New York Startup announced to allow most employees to sell some of their parts to a $ 1.5 billion valuations. That’s secondary deals, known as Tender offer, Leaded by Sequoia, who agreed to buy up to $ 20 million in employee stock.
While it is as employees who sell parts at a smaller price than the company now has a chance to sell higher stocks with a higher appreciation of a higher appreciation of a higher appreciation for the next year. Kareem Amin, Clay’s co-founder, told the techcrunch in May that he hopes to make tender offer on annual basis.
The clay was built in 2017, but it did not hit it until a few years ago, when we decided to focus on retailers and automation to start and automate ways to go to AI. Clay allows salespeople to find and update the main customer lists and write outreach emails.
Now, Clay’s tools were used by thousands of customers, from large companies like Openi, Hublvot, and Canva other businesses available in go-to-market efforts.
The company competes with sales tech platforms including zoominfo, Lusha, and Apollo.ioas well as new offerings together and common room.
In addition to Sequoia, the existing clay investors include clash capital, hit-agment, maple capital capital, and box group.
