Startup profile for Cents: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Cents funding, valuation and investors

Vertical SaaS and payments for laundry and dry-cleaning operators.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series C

$140M · March 2026

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$140M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

growth

Investors in latest funding

Other: Camber Creek

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Cents provides software and payments infrastructure for laundry, dry-cleaning, and garment-care operators — POS, machine payments, delivery routing, and customer communications in one platform. Camber Creek backed a $140M Series C announced in March 2026 as the proptech-focused firm deploys its fifth flagship fund. Cents helps fragmented SMB operators modernize margins with integrated software and payments.

Why Cents is interesting

Laundry is unsexy but massive — Cents' $140M Series C shows vertical SaaS with payments still commands growth checks when unit economics work.

Product & use cases

Operating system for laundromats and cleaners: POS, pay-at-machine, route management, marketing, and payments in one stack.

  • Card and mobile payments on wash/dry machines
  • Route optimization for pickup-and-delivery cleaners
  • Customer SMS/email retention for local operators

Key facts

  • Series C (Mar 2026): $140M with Camber Creek
  • Camber Creek ~$1B AUM proptech specialist
  • Vertical SaaS + payments for laundry/dry-clean

Funding history (newest first)

Investors in our directory

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Deep vertical workflows for laundry versus horizontal SMB POS systems without machine-payment integrations.

Laundry vertical SaaS wins on payment capture and operator ROI, not feature glamour. Camber Creek's LP network validates deals pre-investment — Cents must keep proving ARPU lift after promos fade.

  • Clover / Square adjacent

    General SMB POS; weaker laundry-specific machine integrations.

  • Legacy laundry POS vendors incumbent

    Older on-prem systems with limited payments.

  • Manual cash/card readers incumbent

    Default for small operators without software.

Notable stories

  • VCT noted Camber Creek's 300+ real-estate LP 'Beta Labs' often pilot products before the firm invests — relevant for Cents' operator network.

Industries

Enterprise SaaS Fintech PropTech

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FAQs about Cents

Practical answers founders, operators, and investors typically search for.

Software and payments platform for laundry and dry-cleaning businesses.
Camber Creek backed the $140M Series C. See /fund/camber-creek.
$140M Series C announced March 2026.
Serves brick-and-mortar service operators; Camber Creek classifies it in proptech/services vertical SaaS.
Cents adds laundry-specific machine payments and route workflows.
Proptech-focused VC managing ~$1B founded by Casey Berman.
SaaS plus payments take rate on operator transaction volume.
Private; profitability not disclosed.
United States laundry/dry-clean operators.
Signals conviction in vertical SaaS with embedded payments at scale.

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