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Thanx

“Can a loyalty-first guest-engagement platform become the system of record for restaurant brands' direct customer relationships?”

Founded2011
HQSan Francisco, California, United States
Total raised$6M+ (disclosed through Series A)
Latest roundSeries B (undisclosed amount per Crunchbase)
IndustryVertical SaaS / Restaurants
The story

Thanx launched in 2014 as a card-linked consumer loyalty startup leveraging Visa and Mastercard transaction feeds. Over the following decade it pivoted away from a horizontal consumer rewards app to become a vertical guest-engagement SaaS platform focused on restaurant brands — bundling loyalty, branded mobile apps, web ordering, and a data/open-platform API. Embedded finance is not the product; payments remain in the hands of the merchant's POS and digital-ordering stack, with Thanx layered on top.

Last 12 months
2025-01
Product timeline
2014
Launches guest loyalty platform with Visa and MasterCard partnerships, raises $4.7M Series A from Sequoia.· launch
2020
Expands into guest engagement platform for restaurants with branded apps, web ordering, and loyalty.· pivot
2025
Publishes updated Data Processing Addendum and open-platform APIs for restaurant brands.· product
The stack
0 layers disclosed in Thanx’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting gap: minor

Thanx — frequently asked

Where is Thanx headquartered?

Thanx is founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States.

How much funding has Thanx raised?

Thanx has raised $6M+ (disclosed through Series A) in total (latest round: Series B (undisclosed amount per Crunchbase)).

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