Getable is a technology company.
Getable has raised $11.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Getable has raised $11.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Getable is a technology-enabled lead generation and marketplace platform that connects regional and national brands with high-intent customers seeking construction equipment rentals and home services[1][2]. It operates two main divisions—Rental Force for B2B construction equipment leads and Getable Home Services for B2C home improvement leads—generating over 100,000 leads monthly from active buyers, with estimated revenue between $10-25 million and $7.6 million in recent funding[1][2]. The company serves contractors, equipment rental firms, homeowners, and property managers by simplifying price comparisons, supplier matching, and bookings via app, phone, or text, solving pain points like lengthy research and overpaying with upfront pricing guarantees[2][3].
Founded in late 2008 in Orange County, California (headquartered in Costa Mesa, CA), Getable was started by brothers Jon, Cory, and Zach Taylor, who drew on their Yellow Pages industry experience to build an online platform linking service providers with businesses and consumers[2]. Initially focused on lead generation for small companies, it quickly became a leader in construction equipment rentals; in 2014, it expanded to home services for homeowners and property managers[2]. Early traction came from delivering exclusive form and phone leads, scaling to tens of thousands monthly for hundreds of local partners while prioritizing customer experience with a dedicated team[1][2].
Getable rides the on-demand marketplace wave in construction and home services, capitalizing on digitizing fragmented industries where heavy equipment and contractor hiring traditionally rely on manual searches and local networks[2][3][4]. Timing aligns with rising demand for instant bookings amid construction booms and home renovation surges post-pandemic, amplified by mobile-first tools like apps and texting that lower barriers for jobsite and DIY users[3]. Market forces favoring it include growth in B2B lead gen (100K+ monthly leads) and proptech/home services platforms, positioning Getable to influence ecosystems by consolidating suppliers, ensuring fair pricing, and scaling regional brands nationally[1][2].
Getable's momentum—fueled by proven lead volume, funding, and multi-division growth—positions it for deeper marketplace penetration, potentially expanding to more verticals like industrial equipment or nationwide supplier networks. Trends like AI-driven matching, further app enhancements, and economic recovery in construction will shape its path, evolving its influence from lead provider to full-service on-demand platform. As a pioneer since 2008, Getable exemplifies how tech bridges offline service gaps, empowering brands to acquire customers at scale[1][2][3].
Getable has raised $11.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Getable's investors include Bond, Comcast Ventures, Fifth Wall, Kain Capital, Marathon Venture Capital, SNR, Trustbridge Partners, Varsha Rao, 3one4 Capital, BoxGroup, Lowercarbon Capital, Seven Seven Six.
Getable has raised $11.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $8.0M Series A in February 2015.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1, 2015 | $8.0M Series A | Bond, Comcast Ventures, Fifth Wall, Kain Capital, Marathon Venture Capital, SNR, Trustbridge Partners, Varsha Rao | |
| Feb 1, 2013 | $2.0M Seed | 3one4 Capital, Bond, BoxGroup, Comcast Ventures, Lowercarbon Capital, Marathon Venture Capital, Seven Seven Six, SNR, Trustbridge Partners, Michael Birch, Varsha Rao | |
| Aug 1, 2011 | $1.0M Seed | Kevin Hartz, Acequia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Atomic, Bessemer Venture Partners, ClimacticVC, Collaborative Fund, EVC Ventures, FirstMark Capital, First Round Capital, Foundation Capital, Founder Collective, Founders Circle Capital, K2 Global, Lowercarbon Capital, SciFi VC, Sinai Ventures, Social Starts, SV Angel, Third Kind Ventures, Union Square Ventures, Steve Krausz, Yes VC, Biz Stone, Daniel Rosensweig, Dave Pell, Don Hutchison, Douglas Carlisle, Jeremy Stoppelman, Joi Ito, Joshua Schachter, Michael Birch, Scott Banister, Scott Belsky, Scott Heiferman |