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Xplor Technologies
Xplor Technologies offers software and payment solutions for various sectors, including education, fitness, and field services. Its cloud-based payment...
Xplor Technologies
Xplor Technologies offers software and payment solutions for various sectors, including education, fitness, and field services. Its cloud-based payment platform facilitates secure transactions. The company serves sectors that require service management and customer engagement, such as childcare services and home maintenance.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Atlanta
Corporate office
Atlanta, GA, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Xplor Technologies?
Xplor Technologies is majority-owned by BC Partners, a global private equity firm that acquired a controlling stake in 2021 (per BC Partners, 2021). The firm does not operate as a family office or have a disclosed single-family owner.
Does Xplor Technologies make direct investments or raise funds?
Xplor does not raise external investment funds in the traditional sense. It is a portfolio company that uses its own balance sheet, supported by equity from BC Partners and debt financing, to acquire software businesses outright. The firm does not solicit LP commitments.
What types of software does Xplor acquire?
Xplor targets vertical-specific, recurring-revenue software platforms in three main categories: real estate technology (property management, leasing), financial services technology (payments, lending), and field-services software (scheduling, CRM, dispatching). Acquisitions typically have revenues between $5 million and $50 million.
Is Xplor Technologies structured as a family office?
No. Xplor is a private-equity-backed operating company. It does not manage concentrated family wealth nor operate with a family office charter. Its structure is that of a holding company with an acquisition-led growth model.
What sectors does Xplor explicitly avoid?
Xplor avoids enterprise horizontal software (e.g., CRM, ERP), healthcare software, and consumer-facing mobile applications. It focuses exclusively on verticals with high switching costs and recurring revenue, such as property management and field services.
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