United States · Food & beverages startup

Crunchbutton

Crunchbutton is an on-demand food delivery platform founded in 2012 by Yale students.

Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round

Food & beveragesMarina del Rey, United States

About Crunchbutton

Crunchbutton is an on-demand food delivery platform founded in 2012 by Yale students.

The service simplifies ordering restaurant food with a focus on one-click delivery from local restaurants, including those that typically do not offer delivery options. Customers can use Crunchbutton's website and mobile app to order food, save previous orders, and quickly reorder favorites. The company also provides internal management tools, logistics tools, and driver apps, and has made its platform and software open source. Crunchbutton primarily serves college students and campus communities, with notable deployments at institutions like Yale, Brown, and Princeton. Popular restaurant partners include Chipotle, Starbucks, and Five Guys, allowing users to enjoy meals from local favorites.

What company datasets say Crunchbutton raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$430Kin dollars
Rounds2
Last roundUndisclosed round
Last round dateJan 2015
Investors listed3

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What they build

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Sector
Food & beverages
Industry code
NAICS 54151, 492210, 519290, SIC 7375, 4215
Region
California
Revenue
$23M a year, as listed
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