Curri operates a platform that provides last-mile logistics for construction and industrial supplies, using a nationwide elastic fleet of cars, trucks and flatbeds. Founded in 2018 by Matt Lafferty and Brian Gonzalez, the company matches customers with drivers to deliver loads ranging from heavy machinery to pipes, pallets, appliances and water heaters. Customers arrange orders in the Curri app; drivers pick up, verify and deliver shipments while the platform provides live updates, proof-of-delivery signatures and photos. Curri recently launched an API that lets companies book vehicles from their tooling of choice and plan routes to reduce unnecessary miles. The company says it has a 110-person workforce, serves customers including Sherwin-Williams, Johnstone Supply and United Rentals, and has grown revenue over the last year with a line of sight to profitability. Curri is prioritizing an ambitious product roadmap and using external capital to expand product development, infrastructure and sales and marketing. Curri operates a delivery platform for construction materials, leveraging its own network of contractors and a variety of vehicle types (car, truck, flatbed, box truck). The company is Los Angeles-based. Curri raised $6M in a funding round announced in April 2021. The round was led by Brick & Mortar Ventures and also included Rainfall Ventures and Initialized Capital. The article does not disclose the instrument(s) or additional financial terms. No other operating metrics or past financings are provided in the article.

Total raised

$48M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2023