Slope builds software specifically designed for businesses that create videos, graphics, and other multimedia content in-house. The platform replaces email threads, spreadsheets, and file-sharing folders with a single workspace where teams can plan projects, share files, gather feedback, and track approvals. After nine months in beta, the product is now publicly available at a starting price of $30 per user per month and already has more than 3,500 companies on its waitlist, with customers such as Microsoft, Title Source, and Scalr paying for the service. Founded three years ago by Brian Bosché and Dan Bloom—who pivoted from running their own creative agency—the company relocated to Seattle to join the Microsoft Ventures Accelerator. Slope currently employs seven people and intends to hire two senior engineers to further develop the product. The recent seed financing brings its total funding to roughly $1.42 million, giving the team additional runway to refine features and scale sales efforts.

Total raised

$1M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Sep 2016