San Francisco-based business planning and execution software provider Anaplan has raised $100 million in a Series D round led by DFJ with participation from Brookside Capital, Coatue Management, and Sands Capital Management along with current investors Granite Ventures, Meritech Capital and Shasta Ventures. Anaplan delivers a cloud-based planning app for sales, operations, and finance, and is just announcing the launch of Anaplan Hub, a marketplace where customers can find and share pre-designed planning models. Founded in 2006, Anaplan has raised $150 million in total funding to date.

El Segundo, CA-based rewards site Swagbucks has raised $60 million in its first round of funding from Technology Crossover Ventures. Swagbucks lets members earn gift cards and other rewards by using the site to search and shop for products, answer surveys, or play games. Founded in 2008, Swagbucks has been profitable since 2010 but will use the new cash to invest in mobile, product development, and expansion into international markets.

Campbell, CA-based electric vehicle charging startup ChargePoint has raised $22.6 million in a new round led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers with participation from existing investors Braemar Energy Ventures, Rho Ventures, and BMW. ChargePoint sells EV charging stations to businesses for public locations like parking lots or apartment buildings, and also provides network cloud services for charging stations made by other companies. Founded in 2007, ChargePoint now has over 17,000 charging stations across North America, Europe, and Australia, and plans to use the new funds to expand its sales force and move into residential areas.

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