When was Theftspot.com founded?

Theftspot.com was founded in 2014.

Is Theftspot.com a funded company?

Theftspot.com is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does Theftspot.com rank among its competitors?

Theftspot.com ranks 1233rd amongst 1909 active competitors, of which 111 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Clip, which secured $100M in Jun, 2024.

Who are the top competitors of Theftspot.com?

Theftspot.com's top competitors include Square, Lightspeed and SpotOn. Among them, Clip secured the most recent funding round in June, 2024.

Theftspot.com - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

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Theftspot.com is an acquired company, founded in 2014. It operates as a Provider of POS management software solutions for retail businesses. The company has 1909 active competitors, including 111 funded and 150 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Square, Lightspeed and SpotOn.

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Founded Year

2014

Stage

Acquired

Ranked

1233^rd among 1909 active competitors

Similar Companies

Square & 2406 more

Exit Details

Acquired by Envysion (May 26, 2016)

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Theftspot.com got acquired by Envysion on May 26, 2016.

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Theftspot.com has not raised any funding rounds yet.

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Top competitors of Theftspot.com include Square, Lightspeed and SpotOn. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Theftspot.com, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Square 2009, San Francisco (United States), Public	Provider of integrated point of sale and business management solutions	$520M	Victory Park Capital Advisors, GIC & 59 others	85/100
2nd	Lightspeed 2005, Montreal (Canada), Public	Provider of point of sale and payment platform for businesses	$292M	CDPQ, Inovia Capital & 8 others	79/100
3rd	SpotOn 1999, San Francisco (United States), Series F	Point-of-sale systems and business software solutions for restaurants and small businesses	$923M	Andreessen Horowitz, Dragoneer Investment Group ... & 15 others	77/100
4th	Clip 2012, Mexico City (Mexico), Series D	Provider of point-of-sale terminals and digital payment solutions for businesses	$497M	Alta Ventures, SoftBank Latin America Fund ... & 28 others	74/100
5th	Clover 2010, Mountain View (United States), Acquired	Provider of point-of-sale solutions for restaurants, retail, and services	$8.75M	Sutter Hill Ventures, Morado Ventures & 5 others	73/100
6th	Ezetap 2011, Bengaluru (India), Acquired	Cloud-based mPOS software and hardware solutions for businesses	$66.4M	Social Capital, Helion Venture Partners & 43 others	72/100
7th	DNA Payments 2018, London (United Kingdom), Series D	Provider of omnichannel payment solutions, including terminals, online payments, and ePOS	$141M	Alchemy Partners, Mocom & 1 others	70/100
8th	Tyro 2003, Sydney (Australia), Public	Provider of POS solutions for retail stores	$103M	TDM Growth Partners, Tiger Global Management ... & 4 others	69/100
9th	Network Merchants 2001, Roselle (United States), Acquired	White Label Payment Gateway solutions	$54.2M	Francisco Partners, Insight Partners & 3 others	66/100
10th	Moka 2014, Jakarta (Indonesia), Acquired	mPOS software and hardware solutions for offline retailers	$27.9M	East Ventures, Sequoia Capital & 11 others	66/100
1233rd	Theftspot.com 2014, Acquired	Provider of POS management software solutions for retail businesses	-	-	21/100