The on-demand storage service has now raised more than $96m and aims to expand overseas, after completing a GV-backed series C that was led by Atomico.

US-based physical storage service Clutter closed a $64m series C round yesterday featuring GV, the corporate venturing unit formerly known as Google Ventures.

GV, a subsidiary of internet and technology group Alphabet, was joined by investment firm Atomico, which led the round, and venture capital firms Sequoia Capital and Fifth Wall Ventures, the latter of which is backed by corporates including CBRE, Prologis, Lennar and Hines.

Founded in 2015, Clutter operates a service whereby users can store physical possessions on…