Mill / Amazon · Dec 2025
Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund invested in Mill, while Whole Foods Market became the initial deployment partner for Mill Commercial. Deployment is planned to begin in 2026, with broader rollout described for 2027.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 16, 2026
Mill is a San Bruno-based waste-prevention technology company founded by former Nest leaders. It develops connected food-recycling hardware and software that dehydrates and grinds food scraps into dry, odorless Food Grounds, which can be composted, used locally, or processed into a chicken-feed ingredient. The company is expanding from residential kitchens into workplaces, grocery stores, and commercial food-service operations.
Primary product
Mill Food Recycler, a connected household food-recycling appliance paired with optional pickup and recycling services; the company also offers Mill for Workplace and is developing Mill Commercial.
Founded
2020
Headquarters
950 Elm Avenue, Suite 200, San Bruno, California 94066, United States
Team size
Approximately 100–250 employees based on third-party estimates; LinkedIn-derived sources report substantially higher figures, so the public data is inconsistent.
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
Environmental services
Sub-industry
Food-waste recycling, circular economy, climate technology, connected hardware
Offices
Business model
Stage
Venture-backed, reported Series C / strategic-investment stage
Total raised
$70.4M
Latest round
Strategic investment from Amazon Climate Pledge Fund · Dec 2025
Dec 2025 · Amazon Climate Pledge Fund
Sep 2023 · Prelude Ventures
Apr 2023
Jan 2022 · Breakthrough Energy Ventures and GV are reported as participating
Leadership
Co-founder and CEO
Harry Tannenbaum
Co-founder and President
Adam Mittleman
Head of Hardware Engineering
Brandon Nutter
Head of Software Engineering
Sunil Thulasidasan
Head of Computer Vision
Chris Brown
Executive Creative Director
Public recruiting materials emphasize mission-driven climate impact, cross-functional collaboration, ownership, hands-on product development, and work across hardware, firmware, software, data, and industrial systems. The team draws heavily on former Apple and Nest product-development experience.
Work style
Hybrid
Compensation
Public job postings provide salary signals for San Bruno engineering roles. A Firmware Engineer posting listed an estimated base salary of $185,000–$210,000, while a Lead Hardware Systems Engineer posting listed $195,000–$255,000, excluding benefits and equity. Individual postings should be checked for current ranges and sponsorship language.
Benefits
Pricing
Residential customers can purchase the appliance, rent it, or finance it. Current public pricing shows Mill Essential from $799 and Mill Plus from $999; rental pricing has been advertised from approximately $29.99–$35 per month, depending on plan. Optional Mill Pickups are currently advertised at $192 plus tax per year. Commercial pricing is not publicly disclosed.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Approximately $20M–$100M annually. Mill CEO Matt Rogers told Axios in April 2025 that trailing-12-month revenue exceeded $20M; Growjo provides an unverified estimate of approximately $97.1M annually. The range reflects the difference between reported revenue and third-party modeling.
Estimated monthly visits
201.5K
Traffic estimate as of May 2026
Mill / Amazon · Dec 2025
Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund invested in Mill, while Whole Foods Market became the initial deployment partner for Mill Commercial. Deployment is planned to begin in 2026, with broader rollout described for 2027.
Mill · Jun 2025
Mill reported that households and workplaces had kept nearly 10 million pounds of food waste out of landfills and published an updated life-cycle assessment based on real-world usage data.
Axios · Apr 2025
Mill CEO Matt Rogers told Axios that the company had generated more than $20M in trailing-12-month revenue and was expanding into workplace deployments.
Mill / PR Newswire · Feb 2024
The second-generation product was described as faster, quieter, and more energy-efficient. Mill introduced outright purchase, rental, and financing options, moving beyond its original subscription-only model.
Mill · Feb 2024
Mill announced regulatory approval for distribution of its recycled food-ground chicken-feed ingredient in Washington State, supporting its closed-loop resource pathway.
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