Clutter, a Culver City, California-based on-demand self-storage startup, raised $9m in a Series A round of funding.
The round was led by Sequoia Capital. In conjunction with the funding, Sequoia partner Omar Hamoui joined the Clutter board.
The company, which has raised $12.3m in total, intends to use the funds to expand its sales and marketing efforts, broaden and accelerate product development, as well as grow their presence in cities and regions throughout the U.S.
Led by Brian Thomas and Ari Mir, Clutter provides an on-demand pickup and delivery platform featuring a valet car service and online visual inventory of all items.
Since its inception in 2013, Clutter allows users to coordinate their items to be stored with free pick-up and one-hour onsite packing included in the price. The categorization system, which photographs and labels all belongings, allows clients to manage their inventory online and get items returned when within 48 hours.
The company has recently launched in New York, New Jersey, San Francisco and Orange County.