Killing Kittens: Funding, Investors & Team (Sep 2026)
Founded in 2005 by Emma Sayle in response to demand from young, independent and solvent single girls and couples who needed something more. Killing Kittens created the world’s most exclusive, decadent and hedonistic parties, fully focused on the pursuit of female pleasure for girls in control who know what they want as well as empowering adventurous couples the world over. Since 2005, Killing Kittens has moved beyond organising parties and has grown an online kommunity of over 100,000 women, gentlemen and couples – chatting, flirting and meeting up all over the world. They have become a movement. A by-word for independent girls, couples and gentlemen who know what they want and aren’t afraid to relentlessly pursue it.
Killing Kittens has raised $4.2M across 1 funding round on record, the most recent a Series A of $4.2M announced in Aug 2021.
That round is above the $3.1M median round size for Clothing and Apparel companies tracked on FundedIQ over the last two years.
Killing Kittens Company Profile and Key Stats
Latest funding round on record: Aug 2021.
Killing Kittens Funding Rounds
Killing Kittens Founders and Leadership Team
Contact details for the Killing Kittens team: 1 of 1 has an email address on file.
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Killing Kittens' latest round of $4.2M is above the median round in Clothing and Apparel. Medians cover the last 24 months of disclosed rounds.
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Killing Kittens Funding FAQs
What does Killing Kittens do?
Founded in 2005 by Emma Sayle in response to demand from young, independent and solvent single girls and couples who needed something more. Killing Kittens created the world’s most exclusive, decadent and hedonistic parties, fully focused on the pursuit of female pleasure for girls in control who know what they want as well as empowering adventurous couples the world over. Since 2005, Killing Kittens has moved beyond organising parties and has grown an online kommunity of over 100,000 women, gentlemen and couples – chatting, flirting and meeting up all over the world. They have become a movement. A by-word for independent girls, couples and gentlemen who know what they want and aren’t afraid to relentlessly pursue it.
How much funding has Killing Kittens raised?
Killing Kittens has raised $4.2M across 1 round on record. The most recent is a Series A of $4.2M announced in Aug 2021.
When did Killing Kittens last raise funding?
Killing Kittens' most recent funding round on record is a Series A of $4.2M, announced in Aug 2021.
Who is the CEO of Killing Kittens?
Emma Sayle is listed as CEO at Killing Kittens.
Where is Killing Kittens headquartered?
Killing Kittens is based in London, England, United Kingdom.
How many employees does Killing Kittens have?
Killing Kittens is in the 11-50 employee band.
How does Killing Kittens' funding compare to other Clothing and Apparel startups?
Killing Kittens' latest round of $4.2M is above the $3.1M median round size for Clothing and Apparel companies on FundedIQ across 584 tracked companies over the last two years.
About FundedIQ's Killing Kittens Funding Data
FundedIQ tracks announced funding rounds and refreshes this profile every week. Round dates, stages and amounts are normalised to a single format, converted to US dollars, and de-duplicated: two records of the same round announced days apart are merged, and two genuinely different rounds are kept apart on the amounts they disclose. Amounts shown are the disclosed figures only — a round announced without a number is listed and excluded from the total rather than estimated.
Employee counts are reported bands, not exact headcounts. Founder and executive names carry the job title on record. Anything we do not hold for Killing Kittens is left off this page rather than filled in.
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