sales Orchard acquires Orchard.com After Rebranding from Perch.com

[James Iles]

In 2017, Court Cunningham and Phil DeGisi founded Perch, a company that acted as a marketplace for buying and selling homes. After starting out on PerchHomes.co, the founders ultimately decided to upgrade to the premium Perch.com name. The venture received plenty of funding, too, with Perch getting $250 million in funding between 2018 and 2019 alone.

However, in early 2020, it seemed like the company had taken a step backward. After raising another $36 million in a Series B funding round, Perch abandoned Perch.com and rebranded to Orchard using OrchardHomes.com.

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[The Durfer]

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Not only an ugly word (it has a nice meaning but sounds unpleasant to my ears) but also has nothing to do with their actual business. Weird (re)branding.

 

[Armageddon]

In 2017, Court Cunningham and Phil DeGisi founded Perch, a company that acted as a marketplace for buying and selling homes. After starting out on PerchHomes.co, the founders ultimately decided to upgrade to the premium Perch.com name. The venture received plenty of funding, too, with Perch getting $250 million in funding between 2018 and 2019 alone.

However, in early 2020, it seemed like the company had taken a step backward. After raising another $36 million in a Series B funding round, Perch abandoned Perch.com and rebranded to Orchard using OrchardHomes.com.

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For me smell like another joint venture where people ar foolished by smart guys same as was with Fyre Festival & the guy behind
But sadly people with good intention don't recieve a penny from reach people
Must be a very very good actor to do this & lie
But this is my personal opinion

 

[King]

Never even heard of them & was mistaking it with another company