CrownPeak raises $6M for web content management
CrownPeak, a startup that offers online software to help companies manage their web content, has raised $6 million in a second round of funding.
This round brings CrownPeak’s total funding to $10.25 million. It was led by SunAmerica Ventures, with backing from existing investors Sigma Partners and Altos Ventures.
The Los Angeles startup says its customers include 3M, Hyundai Motors and Home Depot. Through its website ContentManagement.com, CrownPeak also offers a more affordable solution for small- and medium-sized businesses.
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