Company Directory / information technology & services
PrivateFor profitinformation technology & servicesBangkok, Thailand
AppMan
AppMan develops technology solutions for the insurance industry.
- Founded
- 2011 15 years ago
- Staff
- 101-250 band, as listed
- Followers
- - on LinkedIn
- Funding
- $139M as listed, currency not stated
Set against six million companies
Size
101-250 people: larger than 85% of companies with a size listed
Age
15 years old.
Reach
Website ranked #3,674,569 in the world for traffic, about 3k visits a month.
What it does
AppsAuto InsuranceFinTechHealth InsuranceInsuranceInsurTechLife InsuranceSalesSales AutomationSoftware
Funding, as listed
$139M currency not stated
- Rounds1
- LatestSeries a, Feb 2021
- Investors5
What the source datasets report. We have not watched these rounds ourselves.
Every detail we hold
Everything the source datasets list about AppMan, field by field. Contact details are held but never shown.
The company
- Name
- AppMan
- Type
- For profit
- Status
- Private
- Founded
- 2011
- Founders
- Amarit Franssen, Nuttapon Kongkitimanon, Pak Rattidham, Thanapoom Chareonsiri
- Industry
- information technology & services
- Categories
- Apps, Auto Insurance, FinTech, Health Insurance, Insurance, InsurTech, Life Insurance, Sales, Sales Automation, Software
Where
- City
- Bangkok
- Country
- Thailand
- Markets
- Asia-Pacific (APAC), Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Southeast Asia
Size and reach
- Staff band
- 101-250
- Web traffic rank
- #3,674,569
- Monthly web visits
- 3,377
- Apps
- 2
Funding, as listed
- Total
- 139,000,000 (currency not stated)
- Rounds
- 1
- Latest round
- Series a
- Latest round date
- Feb 2021
- Investors
- 5
- Listing status
- private
About this record
- Sources
- Crunchbase
- Last imported
- Sept 2026
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