$100M Invested In New Services Marketplace | PYMNTS.com

By | August 21, 2014

Thumbtack, a site that connects consumers with artists, plumbers and singing coaches, connected itself with $100 million from the Google Capital fund, the

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DIY market approach by Google. Couple home automation into the equation and they look pretty serious. “Thumbtack has seen 300 percent growth in projects over the past year,” Thumbtack said in a statement. “The company sends an estimated $1.8 billion worth of business annually to more than 75,000 paying professionals.”

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