Kloudless offers a unified API that simplifies connecting applications to a wide variety of third-party services, including file storage, customer management and calendaring. The company monetizes by selling graded developer plans with service levels, SLAs and features such as single-sign-on support and rules, rather than charging by API calls. Kloudless reports 200% revenue growth over the last year, more than 15,000 registered developers and in excess of 15 million API calls per day. It provides a generous 50GB of free transfer volume even for free accounts, with additional transfer billed at $20 per 100GB. The company plans to use new funding to expand its connector ecosystem and to launch tools for automation and custom integrations. CEO Eliot Sun framed the product as part of a broader mission to tie together the business software stack. Kloudless offers connectors that act as pipelines to move files and data from email to other cloud platforms, using an Outlook plugin or browser extensions for Gmail and other apps. The service does not store files or data; it operates as a message bus that normalizes events and routes requests to the right place. Kloudless positions itself as a bottom-up alternative to enterprise integration vendors, serving both consumers and teams with dashboards for visibility and cross-application policy controls. Pricing follows a consumer-enterprise model with a free limited tier and paid plans starting at $3 per month. CEO Eliot Sun has explored consumer apps and cross-file capabilities, and the company leverages its email foundation to build network effects. Financially, Kloudless has raised $889,000 to date, including a seed investment from Tim Draper and David Sacks.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Mar 2018