New York-based physical storage startup MakeSpace has raised $8 million in a Series A funding led by Upfront Ventures with participation from Founders Fund, OATV, and existing investors Lowercase Capital, High Peaks Venture Partners, and Collaborative Fund. MakeSpace provides physical object storage for big city residents, charging $25 per month for four bins worth of storage with on-demand delivery and drop-off. Launched last year, MakeSpace is currently available only in New York but will use the new funds to expand to a new unnamed city by the end of the year as well as perfect its technology.

San Francisco-based game recording technology startup Kamcord has raised $7.1 million in a Series A round led by TransLink Capital with participation from SV Angel, DeNA, KLab, and M&Y Growth Partners, along with existing investors Innovation Works, XG Ventures, and Mark Williamson. Kamcord allows gamers to record, share, and watch in-game video on mobile, and currently sees its users sharing one video every two seconds with 1 million videos shared last month alone. Founded in 2012, Kamcord technology is available free to developers and is already being used in 260 games.

Toronto-based online shopping site Shop.ca has raised a $31 million Series B round from Shaw Ventures, other new unnamed investors, and existing investors Torstar Corporation, Slaight Communications, and Difference Capital. Shop.ca provides Canadians with brands, products and services from retailers, manufacturers, and service providers, through one universal shopping cart. Launched in 2012, Shop.ca has raised $52 million to date and will use the new cash to build out its technology, ramp up digital marketing, and hire additional employees to scale the business.

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