Gaia Interactive, Inc. operates an online community. It provides games; forums; journals; and a customizable on-line presence called an avatar, which allows members to interact with each other. The company also operates an online store that sells clothing, such as tops and bottoms; accessories, such as hats, hair accessories, key chains/cell phone straps, wristbands, and stationeries; plushies and toys; and customizable stuff.
Financials
| Date | Type | Amount | Investors | Valuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06/01/06 | Series A | 8.93M | Mission Ventures, Valhalla Partners | Unknown |
| 03/01/07 | Series B | 12M | Windward Ventures, Signature Capital, Crosslink Capital | Unknown |
| 07/14/08 | Series C | 11M | Unknown |
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