Rebrands

MicroAcquire Drops the Micro - « Time to Think Bigger! »

Microacquire was founded in 2020 with the mission to build a founder-friendly startup acquisition marketplace. The founder Andrew Gazdecki was inspired by his personal experience of selling a business.

MortgageHippo is Changing Its Name to Revvin to Reflect the Company's Strategic Evolution

MortgageHippo, the leading low-code/no-code digital lending platform, recently announced a strategic rebrand adopting a new name, Revvin. The company stated that the new brand name was inspired and comes from the sound a high-performance engine makes when running at peak efficiency.

Tetavi Raises $15M and Prepares for Its Next Growth Chapter with a Rebrand to Yoom

YOOM, formerly Tetavi, is an Israel-based deep tech firm that uses cutting-edge volumetric technology to bring real humans into the digital world. YOOM’s mission is to enable the creation of new, immersive content and experiences for the Metaverse and Web3.

Snapcommerce Rebrands to Super After Shifting From E-commerce to Finance and Launching a New Product

Super is a mobile commerce platform that uses artificial intelligence to link price-conscious shoppers to the best online deals. The company has raised more than $100 million in venture-backed financing, reached $1 billion in sales, and has a net revenue of more than $100 million.

Oil Giant Schlumberger Rebrands to SLB to Match its New Identity and Ambitions for a Lower Carbon Future

Schlumberger, the world’s largest oilfield services provider, is rebranding itself as a technology company and changing its name to SLB emphasizing its focus on “driving energy innovation for a balanced planet”.

Edge Gaming Rebrands to Ludeo Providing Easier Access and the Best Gaming Experience Possible for Its Community

Edge Gaming, an Israeli video game startup, recently announced a complete rebrand to Ludeo. This change reflects the company’s growth and ambition, as well as its dedication to providing the best gaming experience possible for its community. The company is known for its proprietary technology that allows anyone to cut their most exciting game moments and turn them into standalone gaming units called “Playables.”

SeniorsMatter.com Becomes Seasons.com to Reflect the Wider Audience the Brand Serves

Quillt owns and operates a growing portfolio of digital media properties aimed at informing and entertaining readers worldwide, intending to create niche sites with engaged audiences and strong communities.

Vectorized Takes Pride in the Popularity of Its Redpanda Product and Renames the Company Accordingly

Vectorized was founded in 2019 by current CEO and co-founder Alexander Gallego to modernize streaming data. Redpanda was the name of the product developed. Alexander learnt that customers like and recognize the company by this name, so he made the executive decision to adopt the Redpanda name for the business as well.

CSS Corp Rebrands to Movate to Signal Internal Transformation and Good Work Done to the World

Founded in 1996, CSS Corp is a global customer experience and technology consulting services provider. CSS Corp underwent a strategic rebrand, changing its name to Movate to keep pace with the company’s business transformation and growth. 

Snowbot on the Way to Become a Global Intelligent Yard Service Company With a Rebrand to Yarbo

In June, the company changed its name to Yarbo, entering a new era as a leader in the yard service industry. The new brand name matches the name of the company’s new multifunctional robot – Yarbo. Yarbo is an autonomous robot designed to maintain yards, swapping out different attachments for different yard care needs. 

Dynamic Marketing Systems (DMS) Reflects the Firm's Continued Expansion and Positioning for Future Growth with a Rebrand to Truelio

Launched in 2003 as a print and marketing company, Dynamic Marketing Systems, or DMS, has grown over the years with its clients. 2022 has been a transformational period for the brand, as it continues to meet the evolving needs of their clients.

Reliable, Essential and Universal, Now with a Matching Name - Axle Payments Rebrands to Denim

Axle Payments is an NYC-based financial enablement platform for the freight and logistics industry. The company announced a $126 million Series B led by Pelion Venture Partners, comprising $26 million in equity funding and $100 million in debt financing. 

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