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Sir Kensington's

Measured by AhrefsDR60Ahrefs DR: 60/100. Above median. Measured by Ahrefs. Median 44.Measured by StartupHub.aiAgent25Agent Readiness: 25/100. Bottom 25%. Measured by StartupHub.ai. Median 41.Measured by Google PageSpeedSpeed75Site Speed: 75/100. Above median. Measured by Google PageSpeed. Median 62.Measured by StartupHub.aiTrust59Data Trust: 59/100. Below median. Measured by StartupHub.ai. Median 61.

Premium condiments and dressings made with high-quality ingredients and a commitment to taste.

2010ActiveNew York, United States

About

Sir Kensington's is a brand known for its premium condiments, including mayonnaise, mustard, and dressings. They focus on using high-quality, natural ingredients and distinctive flavor profiles to elevate everyday meals. The company aims to provide consumers with better-for-you and more flavorful alternatives to traditional condiments.

Key facts

Website
sirkensingtons.com
Headquarters
New York, United States
Founded
2010
Total funding
$14M (Series A)
Business model
B2C

Funding rounds

Funding rounds raised by Sir Kensington's
DateRoundAmountLead investors
6 Apr 2016Series A$6M
14 Aug 2015Series A$9MVerlinvest

Tech stack

Detected on sirkensingtons.com, last scanned 24 Oct 2026.

Email provider
Microsoft 365
Email marketing
Mailgun

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Is Sir Kensington's trustworthy and reputable?

StartupHub's Data Trust & Reputation score for Sir Kensington's is 59 out of 100, a use-caution rating, based on site security posture, privacy practices, malware and phishing checks, and public reputation signals.

How much funding has Sir Kensington's raised?

Sir Kensington's has raised a total of $14M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series A.

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