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Website: http://www.mint.com/

Blog: http://www.mint.com/blog

Mint is the freshest, most intelligent way for you to manage your money online. Not only is Mint free, it saves you money. While existing personal finance software “solutions” require hours to set up, a passion for accounting (is that possible?) and hours of weekly maintenance, Mint is virtually effortless.

Address: 280 Hope Street Mountain View, CA 94068 Map it »

Founded: 2006

Industry: Consumer Internet

Sub-Industry: Other Consumer Internet

Legal Structure: Corporation

Ownership: Subsidiary

Parent Company: Intuit

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Date	Type	Capital Amount	Post-Money Valuation	Investors
10/2006	Seed	0.325M	Unknown	First Round Capital
04/2007	Series A	4.7M	Unknown	Geoff Ralston, Mark Goines, Josh Kopelman, Ron Conway, Rob Hayes, Geoff Ralston, Mark Goines, Tod Francis, Dave McClure
03/2008	Series B	12.1M	Unknown	Benchmark Capital, Shasta Ventures, Sherpalo, Felicis Ventures, Hite Capital, First Round Capital
08/12/2009	Series C	14M	Unknown	DAG Ventures, Founder's Fund, Benchmark Capital, Shasta Ventures, First Round Capital, Sherpalo

Name:	Mint
Product URL:	http://mint.com/
Date Launched:	10/2008
Description:	Mint is an online money manager that is aimed at being "the first free, easy and secure way to manage and save money online." The service is accessible anywhere, anytime over the web.
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Bullish Opinions (17)	Author/Date	Do you agree?
Data is an issue but a well positioned product that every day people need Add Comment	rockthescot 12/15/2008		100% 1 vote 1 0% 0
Under Priced, Right now would be the best time to buy. Add Comment	map2010 12/10/2008		100% 1 vote 1 0% 0
it will go very high this week Add Comment	prash5058 12/02/2008		100% 2 votes 2 0% 0
Easy to use and free, this stock is under priced worth alot more. Add Comment	map2010 11/30/2008		100% 1 vote 1 0% 0
quicken killer. awesome UI. budgeting / do-more-with-less will be hot in 2009. strong team Add Comment	liberty248 11/16/2008		100% 2 votes 2 0% 0
they are also looking to partner with guys like AMEX, Chase etc to offer new products to customers. Add Comment	pdizzlle 09/04/2008		100% 3 votes 3 0% 0
They make it easy to target multiple banks for the best rate/benefits and manage them all. Add Comment	jakepease1 09/03/2008		100% 2 votes 2 0% 0
Awsome service 1 comment Add Comment	babupasupathy 04/23/2008		60% 10 votes 6 40% 4
I almost stopped using Mint because their Wachovia integration broke. It was down for a month and a half. Not cool.	jakepease1	09/03/2008
This is a $300 stock..... Add Comment	pdizzlle 08/28/2008		67% 3 votes 2 33% 1
the interface attracted me immediately and their software is great! 1 comment Add Comment	gordonng 05/16/2008		90% 10 votes 9 10% 1
Yeah, their user interface is really slick	ahmed	05/16/2008
I use it all the time - great idea. Add Comment	ebvibe 04/28/2008		78% 9 votes 7 22% 2
Clean user interface Add Comment	yoda 04/15/2008		94% 18 votes 17 6% 1
They now have a partnership with Motley Fool, which will help drive their growth Add Comment	applekid 04/03/2008		79% 14 votes 11 21% 3
They have a great management team Add Comment	dave 03/24/2008		50% 6 votes 3 50% 3
Referral revenue model already built in Add Comment	dave 01/16/2008		85% 20 votes 17 15% 3
CEO Aaron is super sharp Add Comment	dave 01/16/2008		91% 11 votes 10 9% 1
Mint offers an easy to use product - a Quicken killer Add Comment	dave 01/16/2008		61% 18 votes 11 39% 7

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Bearish Opinions (6)	Author/Date	Do you agree?
i dont find their money savings "finds" useful, needs more personalization Add Comment	pinksplash 12/02/2008		50% 2 votes 1 50% 1
Lack of Canadian Banks, (cibc, td, rbc, scotiabank) etc Add Comment	descott 11/03/2008		50% 2 votes 1 50% 1
Many users may be reluctant to provide financial information to a startup 2 comments Add Comment	dave 01/16/2008		91% 23 votes 21 9% 2
Yes, I admit I was hesitant of that at first, but realistically, daily people access online banking through unencrypted bank sites...	jakepease1	09/03/2008
Data ownership concerns may slow growth, because opinion leaders will wail about the terms. The reality is that many people simply don't care. I do, and so use Wesabe, but Mint's interface is better.	steelblade	09/05/2008
The site can't really grow until people will provide their information freely Add Comment	eyoung 06/30/2008		75% 8 votes 6 25% 2
Lack of internationalisation makes it a dud (albeit a great concept) Add Comment	hiredgoon 06/26/2008		43% 7 votes 3 57% 4
And this is different from Quicken how? 1 comment Add Comment	jmho 04/19/2008		40% 15 votes 6 60% 9
Mint is web based (no download or install) and has algorithm to automatically categorize the spending	clarity00	05/16/2008