COVID-19 caused revenue to fall to zero overnight and forced a major survival-mode pivot.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 16, 2026
Bounce (usebounce.com) is a San Francisco-based travel convenience company operating the world’s largest luggage storage network. Its core product lets travelers book short-term luggage storage, bag delivery/shipping, and related travel convenience services through a marketplace of local partner businesses and venues.
Primary product
On-demand luggage storage marketplace/network for travelers
Founded
2018
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
51-200
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
Travel convenience / luggage storage marketplace
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series B
Total raised
$34.2M
Latest round
Series B · Nov 2024
Latest amount
$19M
Nov 2024 · Sapphire Sport
Apr 2022 · Andreessen Horowitz
Dec 2021
Leadership
Cody Candee
CEO & Founder
Andrew Tweed
Chief Growth Officer
Guilherme Duarte
CTO
Tiago Lucas Paula
Strategic Partnerships Lead
Lennart Schoch
Product Engineering Lead
Zara Lobrin
Head of Service Operations
Inês Pinto
Head Of Design
Max P.
Global Talent Acquisition Lead
Sónia Reis
Lead Product Designer
Founders
Co-founder
Public sources emphasize a global, travel-focused team, hiring across functions, and a mission-oriented culture around making travel lighter and more flexible. Specific employee benefits were not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed.
Compensation
No reliable public compensation program or salary bands were confirmed from primary sources during this search.
Pricing
Pay-per-item booking model; partner revenue-share model; some subscription/partner offerings and vertical-specific programs
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Millions of USD annually; Exa/CB Insights estimate around $2.87M annual revenue (source-derived, not company-confirmed)
Estimated monthly visits
101.6K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
COVID-19 caused revenue to fall to zero overnight and forced a major survival-mode pivot.
SourceReported layoffs of about 22% of staff / 130 jobs during pandemic disruption.
SourceIndia Today reported Bounce Infinity laid off 90% of staff amid a financial crunch while raising bridge funding.
SourceReported layoffs of over 100 employees and many contractors at Bounce Infinity as it trimmed support costs.
SourceThird News · Jul 2026
Bounce announced a luggage-storage launch at Shinjuku Station with Odakyu Travel, expanding its Tokyo footprint.
Third News · Jul 2026
Bounce announced six luggage-storage points at Karaoke-Kan venues in Tokyo, aimed at improving convenience for tourists and locals.
Airbnb · May 2026
Airbnb added luggage storage through a partnership with Bounce, giving guests 15% off and access to over 15,000 locations in 175 cities.
PhocusWire · Feb 2026
Bounce acquired European rival Nannybag to strengthen its presence in France and Italy and retain the Nannybag brand.
ShortTermRentalz · Nov 2024
Summarizes Series B investors and new vertical plans including bag delivery, shipping, and hotels.
6 jobs at Bounce