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By Mike Butcher
December 6, 2023
With the U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) authorizing what’s believed to be the first time a company can provide solar panels and batteries on a subscription model — without subscribers needing to pay a lump sum upfront — the stage could be set for a new boom in solar subscription services. This will provide useful […]
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Mucker Capital backs ScribeUp’s ‘fully-automated’ approach to managing subscriptions
ScribeUp combines the find-and-cancel method of managing product subscriptions with automation and a virtual card that blocks unwanted subscriptions.
Aug 22, 2023
Aurora Solar lays off 20% of employees after reportedly missing growth targets
The SaaS startup, which provides software to solar installers, reportedly missednits growth targets for the past year.
Jan 30, 2024
Storio is helping other businesses unlock more value from solar energy
Meet Storio, a French startup that’s focused on providing smart energy storage for commercial and industrial customers. Founded in 2023, the startup raised a €5 million seed round earlier this year (around $5.5 million at current exchange rates) and has signed its first client. Storio believes solar panels have a bright future. But the company also wants every solar panel to come with a battery to optimize production. Its target customers are other businesses who may not feel they have the time
Oct 15, 2024
Subscription management platform RevenueCat acquires a spicy audiobooks app
On the heels of its earlier $12 million fundraise, subscription management platform RevenueCat has made its first acquisition — Dipsea, an app offering subscriptions to spicy audiobooks. The platform is used by more than 30,000 app developers, including Notion, VSCO, Ladder, Photoroom, Buffer, and others.
Sep 26, 2024