More than 300,000 people use KFit to enjoy almost 600,000 activities every month in their cities. KFit is a fast-growing movement that is revolutionising the way people live and experience their neighbourhoods, integrating discovery and booking in an easy to use app which connects users with the best studios, gyms, spas, and salons nearby. For a monthly fee, KFit users can also get a fitness pass which gives them access to up to 10 fitness activities a month.
KFit generates business opportunities for companies, helping them to attract new customers and improve facility utilisation, especially during off-peak times. It also provides valuable marketing exposure for these partners. Currently live in 10 cities across the region - Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong-Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Manila, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Auckland, with more coming soon.
KFit generates business opportunities for companies, helping them to attract new customers and improve facility utilisation, especially during off-peak times. It also provides valuable marketing exposure for these partners. Currently live in 10 cities across the region - Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong-Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Manila, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Auckland, with more coming soon.
Location: Singapore
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $15.25M
Founded date: 2015
Funding Rounds 2
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 31.01.2016 | Series A | $12M | - |
| 20.07.2015 | Seed | $3.25M | Sequoia Ca... |
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| 01.02.2016 | Social network meets fitness startup KFit raises $12M for Asia-Pacific expansion | The new funding will enable KFit to expand beyond the 10 cities where it currently has a presence: Hong Kong, Singapore, Seoul, Manila, Kuala Lupur, Taipei, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, and Auckland. It will also invest in product development,... |
| 01.02.2016 | KFit Raises US$12m in Series A Funding | KFit, a Singapore-based mobile platform to discover and reserve fitness activities, raised US$12m in Series A funding. The round was led by Venturra Capital, with participation from SIG and Axiata Digital Innovation Fund as well as earlier ... |
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