IRVINE,
Calif., July 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Helpt, a
100% US-based technical and customer service solution, today
announced it has raised $850,000 in
seed funding from Dealbrook Holdings II. The investment will be
used to expand the company's service offerings and accelerate
customer acquisition through sales and marketing initiatives and
continued platform development.
Founded in 2022 by Matthew Pincus
and David Sohn, Helpt has developed
a bolt-on technical support service that scales to fit clients'
needs. The company offers human-forward, customer experience
focused, round-the-clock support that integrates smoothly with
clients' operations and scales as they grow. Helpt has seen strong
early traction, growing its customer base 100% year over year.
"We're thrilled to partner with Dealbrook as we enter our next
phase of growth," said Matthew
Pincus, Co-founder of Helpt. "This investment will allow us
to expand our sales and marketing efforts and further develop our
platform. We're excited to build on our early momentum and bring
our solution to more growing businesses."
Dealbrook Holdings II, LLC is led by a seasoned investor with a
track record of backing successful startups in the managed service
and IT space who will join Helpt's board of advisors. "Matthew,
David, and the team at Helpt have built an impressive service that
addresses a clear market need," said a representative from
Dealbrook. "We're excited to support their vision and help
accelerate the company's growth."
Helpt plans to use the funding to enhance its service
capabilities and expand its market reach. The company is actively
hiring for several key positions to support its growth
initiatives.
About Helpt
Helpt is a 100% US-based technical and customer service solution
that provides seamless, 24/7 support for businesses of all sizes.
For more information, visit gethelpt.com.
Contact:
Brian Yu
Press Director
Helpt
4082049614
380963@email4pr.com
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