SiteZeus to add new verticals, expand R&D with raise

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SiteZeus, a Tampa, Florida-based technology startup is looking to expand R&D and add new vertical expertise with funds it raised this summer, said Keenan Baldwin, co-CEO.

The company, which was founded in January of 2014, raised USD 1.5m in funding this August and has total capital of USD 3.7m. Its investors include Chris Sullivan, CEO of Outback Steakhouse, Chuck Cooper, a former executive with Paylocity, and Baldwin Beach Capital, a Tampa-based venture capital and private equity firm.

SiteZeus helps companies select sites for new locations. Its customers include convenience stores, restaurants, urgent care providers, retailers and real-estate developers, Baldwin said. SiteZeus has a SaaS (software as a service) revenue model.

The fintech company is seeing good customer traction and is on pace to double revenue this quarter over its previous one. The company expects to be at “full sprint” in 2017, Baldwin said. He declined to provide specific revenue figures.

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