Credit Sesame, a personal financial management software provider, said Wednesday that it has raised $6.15 million from the investors Menlo Ventures and Inventus Capital.
The Sunnyvale, Calif., company's free site lets consumers track their debt and credit information, including credit cards, mortgages and other loans as well as look for loans.
"Credit Sesame fills the gap between high-end wealth managers and low-end credit counseling by serving the vast majority of Americans who want to make smart credit and loan decisions, save money on their mortgages and loans and reach their financial goals in an objective and scientific way," Adrian Nazari, the company's founder and chief executive, said in a press release.
The funding will help Credit Sesame "expand our services and extend our reach to millions of people who can greatly benefit from our free service," Nazari said.
Inventus Capital invested in a previous fund-raising round.
