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Render

www.render.com

 
Render offers the easiest cloud to host any application or website. By building a cloud that offers an unparalleled developer experience coupled with incredible flexibility and power, Render aims to completely free up developers and businesses from managing cloud infrastructure, ultimately improving all software. Render is backed by Addition, General Catalyst and the South Park Commons Fund and based in San Francisco.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.render.com
  • 525 Brannan Street Suite 300
    San Francisco, CA USA 94107
  • Phone: n/a

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