<article><a style="color: #000080;" href="https://qwilr.com/" target="_blank">Qwilr</a>, that converts offline documents into web pages, has raised A$1.5 million ($1.12 million) from venture capital firm <a style="color: #000080;" href="http://www.pointninecap.com/" target="_blank">Point Nine Capital</a>. </article>

<a style="color: #000080;" href="https://qwilr.com/" target="_blank">Qwilr</a>, that converts offline documents into web pages, has raised A$1.5 million ($1.12 million) from venture capital firm <a style="color: #000080;" href="http://www.pointninecap.com/" target="_blank">Point Nine Capital</a>. 
It is the global firm’s first investment in an Australian company. Point Nine&#8217;s co-founder and Managing Partner, Christoph Janz, will join Qwilr’s board as part of the deal. This latest round takes the startup&#8217;s aggregate equity funding to A$2 million.
Qwilr allows businesses to access professional web development design in a simplified manner. It also claims to provide detailed analytics security, and integrations with enterprise tools such as Salesforce, Slack and Xero. 
Proceeds from the latest investment will fund product development and team expansion. Additionally, it plans to make a series of strategic hires across its design, engineering and marketing teams, to further its international growth.
Janz said, “25 years ago, the default format for sales proposals and many other documents was still paper. Over the last 20 years or so, Word, Powerpoint and PDF documents became the new standard. I’m pretty sure that in the next 10 years there will be another paradigm shift. We’re confident that Qwilr can play a key role in building the document of the future and we’re thrilled to be partners on that journey.” 
Since raising its first $500,000 from the Sydney Seed Fund and Macdoch Ventures in 2015, Qwilr has posted revenue growth of 45 times, with a user base of 40,000 businesses across more than 80 countries. It claims to have  helped customers generate in excess of $250 million in accepted quotes on the platform.
“Since its launch, Qwilr has helped thousands of businesses find the elusive balance between form and function. In the months ahead, we’re going to further refine and develop our product offering and we won’t stop until creating web content is so easy, simple and fast that literally anyone can do it”, said Qwilr co-founder and CEO Dylan Baskind.
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Qwilr has secured post-seed funding from Point Nine Capital.

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