PerchPeek, a relocation startup secures $11M in Series A funding

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PerchPeek, a relocation platform, has raised $11 million in Series A funding to address this employee relocation issue – and make it easier for companies to grant employee relocation requests.

Stage 2 Capital and AlbionVC co-led the funding round.

PerchPeek claims to have a step-by-step app that assists employees relocating to 47 countries worldwide – including more remote locations – and claims to be able to save companies up to 70% on relocation costs.

It also has experts on hand via instant messaging to help employees navigate the properties and amenities.

Relocity and Dwellworks are two of the startups’ competitors (both US-based). PerchPeek, on the other hand, says it intends to compete on customer experience and its wide range of locations.

It claims to have relocated over 5,000 people since January 2020.

Thoughtworks, Liberty Global, Impala Travel, and INEOS are among the clients.

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