Funding: Boatbound, Industrial Toys, and ClassPass, can now expand their services and release more titles.

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Boatbound (Launched in 2013, San Francisco-based boat rental marketplace), has raised $2.5 million in new funding led by Brunswick with participation from Israeli crowdfunding platform OurCrowd and angel investors. With Boatbound people can rent out personal boats without having to manage bookings and insurance coverage. Boatbound will use the new funds to bring the service to Miami, Seattle, New York, and Boston.

Industrial Toys (Founded in 2012, Pasadena-based mobile gaming company), has raised $5 million in Series A funding from Accel Partners.  Following the "Midnight Star," a free-to-play science fiction shooter game, Industrial Toys is creating tablet games for more serious gamers, and plans to use this fund to include additional content for its first game as well as release more titles.

ClassPass (New York-based fitness membership startup) has raised $2 million in seed funding from angel investors including SV Angel, Fritz Lanman, Hank Vigil, Blake Krikorian, Gordy Crawford, and Dave Tisch. Connectikpeople.co recalls that, with ClassPass, you can go to any class at any gym with a monthly $99 subscription. ClassPass will use the new funds to sign on more gyms and launch out of beta sometime in 2014.