Feelter

Feelter
E-commerce engine bridging social networking and e-commerce to maximize business potential.
About
What does Feelter do?
Feelter is an embeddable search engine that automatically curates social content and reviews onto eCommerce websites. It leverages User Generated Content (UGC) to boost sales, engagement, and trustworthiness for brands across various industries. Feelter serves eCommerce brands looking to increase conversions by providing customers with valuable social information directly on their product pages.
What is Feelter's revenue?
StartupHub estimates Feelter's annual revenue at $2.9M (range $1.6M to $5.4M, 69% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is Feelter's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Feelter's effective valuation at $15.5M (range $10.3M to $24.6M, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Feelter raised?
Feelter has raised a total of $4M in funding. The most recent round on record is Seed.
When was Feelter founded?
Feelter was founded in 2013.
What industry does Feelter operate in?
Feelter operates in Retail, E-commerce, Personalized, Sentiment Analysis, RetailTech, Social Commerce.
How many employees does Feelter have?
Feelter has approximately 9 people on record.
“This app is so ass now. I feel like the golden years of this app is over, bots are NOTICEABLY getting dumber. The feelter is still here for some reason. The memory is god awful. Characters are getting deleted. And devs are taking their SWEE…”
View on Reddit“Roblox is not that stricter than C.AI. My man. I know Roblox has some stricter like their feelter but Roblox only just tag the words, we still can chat or get a warning. But C.AI... That time out ruin everything and their feelter can't see…”
View on Reddit“So apart from all the BS with the way to over protective feelter now (had to mistype it or I wouldn’t be allowed to post it) I’ve learned how I’m NOT gonna parent my kid, this mother is a horrible mother and I’m ashamed for her like not onl…”
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