DutchieInformation technology & services1 / 9Read in the appPitch deck
The deck, and the 3 rounds we watched Dutchie raise afterwards, with the investors each report named.
Dutchie is a leading technology platform dedicated to the cannabis industry, founded in 2017 by brothers Ross and Zach Lipson, along with co-founder Samuel Ellis. Headquartered in Bend, Oregon, with some leadership in Boston, Dutchie provides a comprehensive operating system that streamlines dispensary operations, facilitates online ordering, and ensures compliance with state regulations. The platform serves a vast network of retailers across the United States and Canada, powering over 5,500 dispensaries and handling a significant portion of cannabis sales in the U.S. Dutchie's offerings include an e-commerce platform for online ordering, a point-of-sale system for in-store transactions, and a digital payment solution called Dutchie Pay, which enables cashless transactions. The company also provides tools for loyalty programs and marketing, along with compliance and reporting features tailored to the cannabis industry. With a mission to normalize and enhance the cannabis market, Dutchie aims to be the go-to technology provider for cannabis businesses, supporting their growth and operational efficiency.
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What is in it
Each slide by what it argues. 9 slides against a median of 13 across the 1,712 decks we hold.
CoverTractionMarketProduct
What happened next
Series A$15M
Gron VenturesLeadCasa Verde CapitalSinai VenturesThirty Five Ventures
Reported by TechCrunch
1 / 9The deck itself
All 9 slides, each read for what it argues and set against the decks that raised at the same stage. The cover is shown here; the rest is read in the app.
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Firms listing Dutchie on their own portfolio page: the firm's own account rather than a round we watched. Weaker than an announcement, much stronger than a list somebody sold us.
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