Sitter reassesses its future after shrinking margins
DENVER — Sitter, an app that connects babysitters with parents looking to hire them, had decided to evaluate its future after market conditions have made it difficult to build a scalable, sustainable business.
Kristen Stiles said Sitter has not closed — operations are still up and running and users should see no interruption. Rather, the company is exploring its long-term solutions.
“When we told partners and investors that we were going to wind down operations, we were overwhelmed by the community’s interest in keeping it alive,” Stiles, co-founder and CEO of the company, told BizWest…
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