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Funding and backers

Total raised
$4M
1 round on record
Latest round
$4M
Venture round · Jun 2024 · 2 yr ago
The money's age
Long since its last round
27 months since the last round · not hiring
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top 2%
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Funding rounds
RoundDateAmountInvestorsSource
Venture round Jun 2024 $4M — TechCrunch
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Overview

TestParty automatically scans and fixes source code to create more accessible websites and media - all while reducing risk and supplementing in-house or manual vendor audits.

News

News AlleyWatch 2 years ago
TestParty Raises $4M to Make Building Accessible Websites Seamless with AI
The American Disabilities Act (ADA), passed in the early 1990s before the meteoric growth of the consumer internet, did not include technical standards for web accessibility. However, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, last updated in 20
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News TechCrunch 2 years ago
TestParty raises $4M to help automate the coding for accessible websites
As of today, nearly all of the world's most popular website homepages are not compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
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Financials

Total raised
$4M
Latest round
Venture - Series Unknown
Funding rounds
1
Funding rounds
Round Announced Amount
Venture - Series Unknown 2024 $4M Details