Bucketplace
Founded Year
2014Stage
Series D | AliveTotal Raised
$256.56MValuation
$0000Last Raised
$182M | 1 yr agoAbout Bucketplace
oHouse is a mobile application that offers information and tools for home decoration & interior design. It offers a myriad of services inspired by content including an e-commerce store, home remodeling, furniture delivery, home tasks (repairing & installation), and moving services. It was founded in 2014 and is based in Seoul, South Korea.
Bucketplace's Product Videos


Compete with Bucketplace?
Ensure that your company and products are accurately represented on our platform.
Bucketplace's Products & Differentiators
oHouse(“오늘의집” It literally means Today’s House)
It is an authentic platform which helps its users to share their lifestyle content and help them to shop what they see. It is a combination of Ikea and Instagram. Users can browse tens of thousands of real life houses just like what they do in Ikea showrooms, and also post their own content just like they do in Instagram.
Expert Collections containing Bucketplace
Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.
Bucketplace is included in 3 Expert Collections, including E-Commerce.
E-Commerce
10,327 items
Home Goods & Furniture
594 items
Tech-enabled companies offering services and products focused on furniture, home accessories, and interior design. This collection includes direct-to-consumer (D2C) startups, peer-to-peer (P2P) marketplaces, and 3D & AR/VR visualization tools, among others.
Unicorns- Billion Dollar Startups
1,215 items
Latest Bucketplace News
Oct 12, 2022
Moloco announces expansion of flagship Retail Media Platform to Southeast Asia Oct 12, 2022 Moloco Retail Media Platform enables e-commerce marketplaces to host their own native performance ad business Moloco, a leader in machine learning and growth solutions for performance marketers, has today announced the launch of Moloco Retail Media Platform (RMP) for Singapore and Southeast Asia. Moloco’s RMP is a turnkey ad-serving platform that enables e-commerce marketplaces to set up their own in-house advertising business. Powered by machine learning, RMP is able to drive higher return on ad spend (ROAS) for merchants with relevant and personalized sponsored product recommendations based on real-time shopper behavior. With a self-serve advertiser UI, both marketplace and merchant are able to generate immediate value without the need to build additional infrastructure. Singapore has been selected as RMP’s next market for expansion as a strategic hub for the e-commerce industry in Southeast Asia and the wider Asia Pacific region. Retail media has been touted as digital advertising’s ‘new’ third pillar, following search and social, with the market valued at USD$100 billion over the next 5 years. “Moloco’s ultimate vision is of a digital economy, powered by machine learning, that is both equitable and profitable for companies of all sizes, not just the elite few. With Moloco Retail Media Platform, we enable e-commerce platforms of all sizes to level the playing field against larger competitors and build new revenue streams, all while improving experiences for all. We’re excited to launch this solution in Southeast Asia, and take another step closer to making our vision a reality,” said Junho Lee, Head of the RMP Business Unit, South East Asia at Moloco. Moloco’s tried and tested RMP solution has previously supported the likes of Korean lifestyle technology platform Bucketplace to drive the evolution of its e-commerce marketplace oHouse, and better enable its merchants to make their products more discoverable. Leveraging Moloco’s years of machine learning expertise, Bucketplace was able to launch its own native performance ad business within three months, and onboard 15% of oHouse’s total merchants within the first quarter of deployment. Merchants were able to set up their campaigns within the space of 5 minutes - and subsequent A/B test results showed a 2.2% increase in purchases among shoppers exposed to product ads on oHouse compared to those who weren’t. “E-commerce companies in Singapore and Southeast Asia have scaled rapidly in recent years, and are now looking for solutions to propel their next stage of growth. With RMP, Moloco is able to equip these marketplaces and their merchants with better performance and control over their advertising campaigns, by enabling them to unlock the power of their own first-party data, quickly optimize their strategies and offer highly personalized buyer journeys,” Junho added. RMP is one of two flagship offerings in Southeast Asia. The second - Moloco Cloud DSP- is targeted at app marketers to enable app businesses to scale performance quickly and efficiently by leveraging Moloco’s battle-tested prediction models. Moloco Cloud DSP is able to reach 190+ countries, 2.6 million apps, 10 billion devices, and 35 billion impressions per month. The solution is also able to process 5.5 million bid requests and make 4 million deep-learning predictions per second. By Staff Reporter Minha Yang (mh.yang@etnews.com)
Bucketplace Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Bucketplace founded?
Bucketplace was founded in 2014.
Where is Bucketplace's headquarters?
Bucketplace's headquarters is located at Samsung Life Insurance Seocho Tower 25, 27th floor, Seoul.
What is Bucketplace's latest funding round?
Bucketplace's latest funding round is Series D.
How much did Bucketplace raise?
Bucketplace raised a total of $256.56M.
Who are the investors of Bucketplace?
Investors of Bucketplace include IMM Investment, Mirae Asset Capital, Bond, Korea Development Bank, Vertex Growth and 7 more.
What products does Bucketplace offer?
Bucketplace's products include oHouse(“오늘의집” It literally means Today’s House).
Discover the right solution for your team
The CB Insights tech market intelligence platform analyzes millions of data points on vendors, products, partnerships, and patents to help your team find their next technology solution.