Loading organizations...
§ Private Profile · Austin, TX, USA
Mobile app platform for hailing licensed taxis and livery vehicles, offering payments, paratransit, and business travel tools for riders and drivers.
Curb has raised $52.3M across 4 funding rounds.
Key people at Curb.
Curb has raised $52.3M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Curb is a technology platform that develops mobile application solutions for hailing licensed taxis and commercial livery vehicles across the United States market. The organization provides digital payment systems, specialized paratransit services, corporate business travel management tools, and targeted advertising networks designed for captive passenger audiences. Operating as a multimillion-dollar application, the platform facilitates transparent upfront pricing and automated dispatch services for millions of active users nationwide. The business previously operated as a subsidiary of the global payments network Verifone before spinning off as an independent corporate entity in 2018. Furthermore, its current technology infrastructure incorporates strategic assets acquired from legacy transportation platforms like Taxi Magic and TaxiTronic. Originally evolving from early electronic dispatch technology developed in 1992, Curb was officially relaunched under its current brand in 2016 by founder and Chief Executive Officer Amos Tamam.
Curb has raised $52.3M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in October 2016.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2016 | $2M Seed | — | Keiretsu Capital | Announced |
| Apr 20, 2016 | $1.3M Seed | — | Eric Bear, Capital Factory | Announced |
| Jul 3, 2015 | $44M Venture Round | Indiegogo | — | Announced |
| Feb 1, 2009 | $5M Series B | — | Madrona Venture Group | Announced |
Key people at Curb.
Curb has raised $52.3M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Curb's investors include Keiretsu Capital, Eric Bear, Capital Factory, Indiegogo, Madrona Ventures.
Curb refers to Curb Technologies, LLC (Curb Tech), a manufacturer of custom roof curbs for commercial HVAC systems, founded in 1999 and acquired by Catalyst Acoustics Group in May 2025.[3][4][6] The company produces made-to-order roof curbs that support HVAC unit installations on rooftops, serving contractors, engineers, and commercial builders who require precise, durable solutions for mounting rooftop equipment.[3][5][6] It addresses challenges in HVAC installations by offering short lead times, superior quality, customization, and exceptional customer service, enabling faster project timelines and reliable performance in demanding environments.[4][6] Following its acquisition, Curb Tech integrates into Catalyst's HVAC vibration isolation and seismic division, expanding its reach while maintaining operations in Opelika, Alabama.[3][4]
Curb Technologies was founded in 1999 by co-founders Russ Pitcock and Trent Globetti in Opelika, Alabama, focusing on manufacturing custom roof curbs for commercial HVAC systems.[3][4][6] The company emerged from a need for high-quality, customizable rooftop solutions in the construction and HVAC sectors, building a reputation through relationship-driven sales, rapid lead times, and engineering expertise.[3][4][5] Key early traction came from consistent growth via outstanding customer service and problem-solving for unique applications, leading to long-term success and a strong regional presence.[3][6] In May 2025, Founders Advisors facilitated its sale to Catalyst Acoustics Group, a portfolio company of KPS Capital Partners, positioning it for national expansion under Kinetics Noise Control while retaining its leadership team.[3][4]
(Note: Search results distinguish this from an unrelated taxi app also named Curb, confirming Curb Tech as the technology-enabled manufacturing firm matching the query.[1][2])
Curb Tech rides the trend of modular, tech-optimized building systems in commercial construction, where precise HVAC integration supports energy-efficient, sustainable infrastructure amid rising demand for data centers, warehouses, and green buildings.[3][4][6] Timing aligns with post-2025 growth in HVAC due to seismic standards, vibration control needs, and supply chain localization, amplified by Catalyst's acquisition strategy to consolidate specialized manufacturers.[3][4] Market forces like labor shortages and customization demands favor its model, influencing the ecosystem by enhancing Catalyst's offerings in noise/vibration solutions and enabling faster scalability for HVAC contractors nationwide.[3][4][6]
Curb Tech's integration into Catalyst positions it for accelerated growth through expanded distribution, R&D in advanced materials, and entry into seismic/vibration markets, potentially doubling its footprint by leveraging group synergies.[3][4] Trends like AI-driven building design, stricter environmental regs, and prefab construction will shape its path, evolving its influence from regional supplier to national leader in smart HVAC mounting.[3][6] As commercial real estate rebounds, expect Curb Tech to drive innovation in durable, customizable curbs, solidifying its role in efficient, resilient infrastructure—echoing its origins in customer-first manufacturing excellence.[3][4]