Beyonk is setting up offices in the US, Australia and countries within the EU to continue to support customers in local regions.
LONDON – Huge growth sees Beyonk secure $5.8 Million in additional funding to continue to support international demand.
Funds will be used to fulfil the demand from the highest organic growth international markets, whilst continuing to innovate with the product to maximise revenue for Experience Businesses using their software.
Oscar White, the CEO at Beyonk said, “This funding is a testament to the exceptional people we have at Beyonk and the combined vision we have for the future of the market. We will continue focusing on organic international growth but we do have the option of using debt facilities for acquisitions too.”
Fuel Ventures Managing Partner, Mark Pearson notes, “Beyonk is a top performing company, with solid metrics and a huge future ahead of them. We’re very excited to be part of the journey as we look to build next-gen tools for the Experiences Sector.”
Beyonk is setting up offices in the US, Australia and countries within the EU to continue to support customers in local regions. From a product perspective Beyonk is continuing to invest in building tools that empower Experience Businesses to better serve their customers across the full end-to-end customer lifecycle from attraction, conversion, in-person management and retention.
Beyonk was incorporated in 2019 with the goal of making it effortless to experience. It now powers bookings for millions of consumers globally for activities, attractions, festivals and tours. They have raised $9.7 Million to date and aim to build the category-leading solutions for Experience Businesses that go beyond ticket sales into tools to attract, convert, manage and retain customers across the full customer life-cycle.
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