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Move Loot went through Y Combinator in Winter 2014: Move Loot is the most convenient and economical way to buy and sell…. YC's directory lists it as Inactive.

Move Loot went through Y Combinator in the Winter 2014 batch and describes itself as: Move Loot is the most convenient and economical way to buy and sell. As of November 10, 2026, Y Combinator's directory lists it as Inactive (Y Combinator directory entry, November 20, 2013).

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Key facts

Move Loot went through Y Combinator in the Winter 2014 batch, describing itself as Move Loot is the most convenient and economical way to buy and sell…. Y Combinator's company directory lists it as Inactive. The directory does not say why a company stopped, and this page does not guess.

Batch
Winter 2014
What they did
Move Loot is the most convenient and economical way to buy and sell…
Industry
Consumer
Team size
51
Based
San Francisco, CA, USA
Status
Inactive, as listed by Y Combinator

Its batch

Winter 2014 had 75 companies in YC's listing: 29 Active, 26 Acquired, 1 Public and 19 Inactive, so Move Loot is one of 19 companies from that batch listed as Inactive (25%). Across YC batches at least two years old, 23% of companies are listed Inactive.

Statuses are Y Combinator's own listing in its public company directory, read on the date shown. YC's directory can drop companies altogether, so the Inactive counts here are a floor, not a full count of companies that stopped. Acquired and Public are as YC lists them; neither says anything about the price or the outcome for founders.

The record: Move Loot in the Y Combinator directory. Measured 2026-11-10 from Y Combinator's company directory.

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  8. Sources

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Last updated 2026-11-10
Primary record: Y Combinator directory entry
Move Loot (YC Winter 2014): listed inactive by Y Combinator. MentionFox, 2026-11-10. https://mentionfox.com/funding/yc-move-loot