Edtech SaaS startup Toddle raised $17 million led by Sequoia Capital India

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Edtech SaaS (software as a service) startup Toddle raised $17 million led by Sequoia Capital India in its series A where Tenacity Ventures and Trifecta Capital along with existing investors Matrix Partners, Beenext, and Better Capital participated

Toddle is a SaaS edtech startup. The first product of the startup is a teaching and learning platform that is used by independent schools that offer IB (International Baccalaureate) and other progressive curricula. This comes as B2C (business-to-customer) K12 (kindergarten through standard 12) online edtech startups in India have been suffering from post-pandemic demand declines, whereas those operating in the B2B (business-to-business) edtech segment have seen tailwinds of growth as schools have become more open to adopting innovation.

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Edtech SaaS startup Toddle raised $17 million led by Sequoia Capital India

Edtech SaaS (software as a service) startup Toddle raised $17 million led by Sequoia Capital India in its series A where Tenacity Ventures and Trifecta Capital along with existing investors Matrix Partners, Beenext, and Better Capital participated

Toddle is a SaaS edtech startup. The first product of the startup is a teaching and learning platform that is used by independent schools that offer IB (International Baccalaureate) and other progressive curricula. This comes as B2C (business-to-customer) K12 (kindergarten through standard 12) online edtech startups in India have been suffering from post-pandemic demand declines, whereas those operating in the B2B (business-to-business) edtech segment have seen tailwinds of growth as schools have become more open to adopting innovation.

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