Stationery company Tiny Prints gets investment
Tiny Prints, which provides customizable stationery, has raised funding from Summit Partners and Technology Crossover Ventures. The amount is undisclosed, but it’s the Mountain View startup’s first outside investment. Cascadia Capital was an advisor for the deal.
Tiny Prints provides customized stationery for holidays, birth announcements, weddings and more through its TIny Prints and Wedding Paper Divas brands. The company says it’s been profitable since its founding in 2004.
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