Atlas-cashflow
Backed byWischoff Ventures
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About Atlas-cashflow
Escargot makes sending physical cards as easy as liking a post. It handles printing, postage, and mailing, taking care of the entire process. Escargot aims to serve thoughtfulness with a side of fun. The company is led by co-founders Andrew Gold and Aaron Albert. Andrew Gold has worked as a software engineer at Apple and Coinbase and previously co-founded Ziina. Aaron Albert is a Kellogg MBA, a 2x founder, and led a successful exit of his last company Felt.
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Team Composition
6 people- Arts and Design3
- Entrepreneurship2 senior2
- Community and Social Services1
Culture & values
The culture emphasizes thoughtfulness with a side of fun and delight.
Personalization and authenticity are valued, with cards designed to sound like the sender.
The company values real, tangible mail over digital notifications.
Operational tasks such as printing, postage, and mailing are handled by the company so teams can focus on creating moments that surprise and delight recipients.
Funding History
$2.8M
raised
AI-powered greeting-card startup Escargot raised a $2.75 million seed round led by Wischoff Ventures with participation from Hannah Grey and South Park Commons.
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