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Y Combinator alum Skio sells for $105M cash, only raised $8M, founder says
Key takeaways
- Skio, a 2020 Y Combinator alum that was founded by self-described college dropout Kennan Frost, has been acquired by competitor Recharge, the companies announced on Thursday.
- Both Skio and Recharge make products that handle subscription payments for brands.
- His posts about the deal were reposted by Skio investors Y Combinator and Nicolas Wittenborn, founder of VC firm Adjacent.
Skio, a 2020 Y Combinator alum that was founded by self-described college dropout Kennan Frost, has been acquired by competitor Recharge, the companies announced on Thursday.
Both Skio and Recharge make products that handle subscription payments for brands.
While the official press release did not disclose the terms of the deal, Frost (who had previously left the company), posted on X, Linked In, and Instagram that his startup walked with $105 million cash and had only raised $8 million from investors. That s a healthy return by any measure.
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