Drop.io raises $2.7M for private file exchanges
March 11, 2008 | Chris Morrison
Drop.io is an online “exchange platform”, providing users with a place to upload files that they can then invite others to download.
The simple upload / download function doesn’t do much to distinguish the site from a service like YouSendIt, which does essentially the same thing in a less attractive interface. However, Drop.io has also added in some social features, including invitation-only work-groups and meeting spaces centered around the uploaded files.
The $2.7 millon funding was the New York company’s first. It was led by DFJ Gotham, and joined by RRE Ventures.
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