VCMCVC Market Cap
Menu

Databricks valuation, funding and investors

databricks.com ↗LinkedIn ↗

Databricks works in cloud data platform development, based in San Francisco, United States. Founded in 2013, it has about 17,100 employees.

Tech Companies San Francisco Growth Equity
VALUATION · TODAY
$193.60B +8% after Growth
Range $165.18B – $240.41B · Grade A
TODAY
+12 MO
$100.00B
$200.00B
$300.00B
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
Series A $13.9M
Series B $33.0M
Series C $60.0M
Series D $140M
Series E $250M
Series F $400M
Series G $1.00B
Series H+ $1.60B
Series H+ $500M
Series H+ $10.00B
Growth $10.00B
Series H+ $1.00B
Series H+ $4.00B
Growth $5.00B
ValuationBefore first round12-month outlook: where it points, how wide it fansHover the past: the outlook shows what was predicted then
HEADCOUNT · TODAY17,130 employees
+34%6m growth
+40%1y growth
+88%2y growth
10k
20k
Data from Jan 2021
TODAY
Predicted in 1 yr $209.00B +8% vs today
Predicted next raise $18.81B if a round comes
Winding-down probability 0%
Last round
Growth · $5.00B · Aug 2026
Valuation at last round
$190.00B
Headcount
17,130 · growing
Grade
A
Founded
2013
How VCMC values companies →

Databricks valuation today

VCMC values Databricks at $193.6B today, with a range of $165.2B to $240.4B and a grade of A. The valuation starts from its last funding round, a growth round in Aug 2026.

Valuation by date (178 rows)

Each point is what the model would have shown on that date, using only what was known then; before its first round, a company is valued as a startup because it later raised.

Databricks: valuation by date, as the model would have shown it on each date
DateValuationRangePredicted in 1 yrPhaseHeadcountTrendGradeWinding-down probability
1 Jan 2013$4.70M$1.71M – $12.9M$4.93M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Feb 2013$4.72M$1.72M – $13.0M$4.95M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Mar 2013$4.74M$1.73M – $13.0M$4.97M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Apr 2013$4.76M$1.73M – $13.1M$4.99M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 May 2013$4.78M$1.74M – $13.1M$5.01M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Jun 2013$4.80M$1.75M – $13.2M$5.03M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Jul 2013$4.82M$1.75M – $13.2M$5.05M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Aug 2013$4.83M$1.76M – $13.3M$5.07M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Sep 2013$77.2M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+80%)after a round–unknownC0%
2 Sep 2013$77.3M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+80%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Oct 2013$81.0M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+72%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Nov 2013$85.2M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+63%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Dec 2013$89.4M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+55%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jan 2014$94.0M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+48%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Feb 2014$98.8M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+41%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Mar 2014$103M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+35%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Apr 2014$109M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+28%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 May 2014$114M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+22%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jun 2014$120M$50.7M – $212M$139M (+16%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jul 2014$195M$137M – $414M$292M (+50%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Aug 2014$202M$137M – $414M$292M (+45%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Sep 2014$209M$137M – $414M$292M (+40%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Oct 2014$216M$137M – $414M$292M (+35%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Nov 2014$223M$137M – $414M$292M (+31%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Dec 2014$231M$137M – $414M$292M (+26%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jan 2015$239M$137M – $414M$292M (+22%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Feb 2015$247M$137M – $414M$292M (+18%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Mar 2015$255M$137M – $414M$292M (+14%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Apr 2015$264M$137M – $414M$292M (+11%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 May 2015$273M$137M – $414M$292M (+7%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jun 2015$283M$137M – $414M$292M (+3%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jul 2015$292M$137M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Aug 2015$292M$131M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Sep 2015$292M$125M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Oct 2015$292M$120M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Nov 2015$292M$115M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Dec 2015$292M$110M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jan 2016$292M$105M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Feb 2016$292M$101M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Mar 2016$292M$96.8M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Apr 2016$292M$92.6M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 May 2016$292M$88.7M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jun 2016$292M$84.9M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jul 2016$292M$75.1M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Aug 2016$292M$71.4M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Sep 2016$292M$67.8M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Oct 2016$292M$64.6M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Nov 2016$292M$61.4M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Dec 2016$292M$58.4M – $414M$292M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
16 Dec 2016$516M$363M – $951M$670M (+30%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jan 2017$522M$363M – $951M$670M (+28%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Feb 2017$534M$363M – $951M$670M (+26%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Mar 2017$545M$363M – $951M$670M (+23%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Apr 2017$557M$363M – $951M$670M (+20%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 May 2017$569M$363M – $951M$670M (+18%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jun 2017$582M$363M – $951M$670M (+15%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jul 2017$595M$363M – $951M$670M (+13%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Aug 2017$608M$363M – $951M$670M (+10%)after a round–unknownB0%
23 Aug 2017$1.2B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+30%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Sep 2017$1.2B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+29%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Oct 2017$1.2B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+26%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Nov 2017$1.3B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+24%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Dec 2017$1.3B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+21%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jan 2018$1.3B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+18%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Feb 2018$1.4B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+16%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Mar 2018$1.4B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+13%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Apr 2018$1.4B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+11%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 May 2018$1.4B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+8%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jun 2018$1.5B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+6%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jul 2018$1.5B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+4%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Aug 2018$1.5B$852M – $2.2B$1.6B (+2%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Sep 2018$1.6B$839M – $2.2B$1.6B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Oct 2018$1.6B$802M – $2.2B$1.6B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Nov 2018$1.6B$766M – $2.2B$1.6B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Dec 2018$1.6B$732M – $2.2B$1.6B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jan 2019$1.6B$699M – $2.2B$1.6B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Feb 2019$1.6B$667M – $2.2B$1.6B (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
6 Feb 2019$2.8B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+30%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Mar 2019$2.8B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+28%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Apr 2019$2.9B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+25%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 May 2019$2.9B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+22%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jun 2019$3.0B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+20%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jul 2019$3.1B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+17%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Aug 2019$3.1B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+14%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Sep 2019$3.2B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+12%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Oct 2019$3.3B$2.4B – $4.1B$3.6B (+10%)after a round–unknownA0%
23 Oct 2019$6.2B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+30%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Nov 2019$6.2B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+29%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Dec 2019$6.4B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+26%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jan 2020$6.5B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+24%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Feb 2020$6.7B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+21%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Mar 2020$6.8B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+18%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Apr 2020$7.0B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+16%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 May 2020$7.1B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+13%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jun 2020$7.3B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+11%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jul 2020$7.4B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+8%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Aug 2020$7.6B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+6%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Sep 2020$7.8B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+4%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Oct 2020$7.9B$5.4B – $9.3B$8.1B (+1%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Nov 2020$8.1B$5.3B – $9.3B$8.1B (0%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Dec 2020$8.1B$5.1B – $9.3B$8.1B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jan 2021$8.1B$4.8B – $9.3B$8.1B (0%)after a round1,600unknownB0%
1 Feb 2021$28.0B$24.3B – $41.9B$36.4B (+30%)after a round1,600unknownA0%
2 Feb 2021$28.0B$24.3B – $41.9B$36.4B (+30%)after a round1,600unknownA0%
1 Mar 2021$28.6B$24.3B – $41.9B$36.4B (+27%)after a round1,600unknownA0%
1 Apr 2021$29.2B$24.3B – $41.9B$36.4B (+25%)after a round1,600unknownA0%
1 May 2021$29.8B$24.3B – $41.9B$36.4B (+22%)after a round1,600unknownA0%
1 Jun 2021$31.2B$24.3B – $44.9B$39.0B (+25%)after a round2,200growingB0%
1 Jul 2021$32.1B$24.3B – $44.9B$39.0B (+22%)after a round2,200growingB0%
1 Aug 2021$33.0B$24.3B – $44.9B$39.0B (+18%)after a round2,200growingB0%
1 Sep 2021$38.0B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+30%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Oct 2021$38.9B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+27%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Nov 2021$39.7B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+24%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Dec 2021$40.6B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+22%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Jan 2022$41.5B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+19%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Feb 2022$42.4B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+16%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Mar 2022$43.3B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+14%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Apr 2022$44.3B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+12%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 May 2022$45.2B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+9%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Jun 2022$46.3B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+7%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Jul 2022$47.3B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+4%)after a round2,200growingA0%
1 Aug 2022$48.3B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (+2%)after a round2,200unknownA0%
1 Sep 2022$49.4B$33.0B – $56.8B$49.4B (0%)after a round2,200unknownA0%
1 Oct 2022$49.4B$31.5B – $56.8B$49.4B (0%)after a round2,200unknownA0%
1 Nov 2022$49.4B$30.1B – $56.8B$49.4B (0%)after a round2,200unknownB0%
1 Dec 2022$49.4B$28.8B – $56.8B$49.4B (0%)after a round2,200unknownB0%
1 Jan 2023$49.4B$27.5B – $56.8B$49.4B (0%)after a round2,200unknownB0%
1 Feb 2023$60.7B$28.6B – $69.8B$60.7B (0%)after a round5,600unknownB0%
1 Mar 2023$60.7B$27.9B – $69.8B$60.7B (0%)after a round5,600unknownB0%
1 Apr 2023$60.7B$27.1B – $69.8B$60.7B (0%)after a round5,600unknownB0%
1 May 2023$60.7B$26.3B – $69.8B$60.7B (0%)after a round5,600unknownB0%
1 Jun 2023$60.7B$25.6B – $69.8B$60.7B (0%)after a round5,600unknownB0%
1 Jul 2023$60.7B$24.9B – $69.8B$60.7B (0%)after a round5,600unknownB0%
1 Aug 2023$60.7B$24.2B – $69.8B$60.7B (0%)after a round5,600unknownB0%
1 Sep 2023$60.7B$22.2B – $69.8B$60.7B (0%)after a round5,600unknownB0%
15 Sep 2023$43.0B$37.4B – $64.3B$55.9B (+30%)after a round5,600unknownA0%
1 Oct 2023$43.5B$37.4B – $64.3B$55.9B (+28%)after a round5,600unknownA0%
1 Nov 2023$44.5B$37.4B – $64.3B$55.9B (+26%)after a round7,400upA0%
1 Dec 2023$45.5B$37.4B – $64.3B$55.9B (+23%)after a round7,400upA0%
1 Jan 2024$46.5B$37.4B – $64.3B$55.9B (+20%)after a round7,400upA0%
1 Feb 2024$47.5B$37.4B – $64.3B$55.9B (+18%)after a round7,400upA0%
1 Mar 2024$48.9B$37.4B – $65.4B$56.9B (+16%)after a round8,000growingA0%
1 Apr 2024$50.3B$37.4B – $65.9B$57.3B (+14%)after a round8,300growingA0%
1 May 2024$51.5B$37.4B – $65.9B$57.3B (+11%)after a round8,300growingA0%
1 Jun 2024$52.8B$37.4B – $65.9B$57.3B (+9%)after a round8,300growingA0%
1 Jul 2024$54.1B$37.4B – $65.9B$57.3B (+6%)after a round8,300growingA0%
1 Aug 2024$55.4B$37.4B – $65.9B$57.3B (+3%)after a round8,300upA0%
1 Sep 2024$57.9B$37.4B – $67.3B$58.5B (+1%)after a round9,100upA0%
1 Oct 2024$58.5B$37.2B – $67.3B$58.5B (0%)after a round9,100upA0%
1 Nov 2024$58.5B$36.9B – $67.3B$58.5B (0%)after a round9,100upA0%
1 Dec 2024$59.1B$36.8B – $67.9B$59.1B (0%)after a round9,500upB0%
18 Dec 2024$62.0B$53.9B – $92.7B$80.6B (+30%)after a round9,500upA0%
1 Jan 2025$62.7B$53.9B – $92.7B$80.6B (+29%)after a round9,500upA0%
1 Feb 2025$64.1B$53.9B – $92.7B$80.6B (+26%)after a round9,500upA0%
1 Mar 2025$65.4B$53.9B – $92.7B$80.6B (+23%)after a round9,500upA0%
1 Apr 2025$66.9B$53.9B – $92.7B$80.6B (+21%)after a round9,500upA0%
1 May 2025$68.3B$53.9B – $92.7B$80.6B (+18%)after a round9,500upA0%
1 Jun 2025$69.9B$53.9B – $92.7B$80.6B (+15%)after a round9,500upA0%
1 Jul 2025$55.0B$47.8B – $69.6B$60.5B (+10%)after a round9,500upA0%
1 Aug 2025$55.5B$47.8B – $69.6B$60.5B (+9%)after a round11,900growingA0%
1 Sep 2025$56.0B$47.8B – $70.0B$60.9B (+9%)after a round12,245growingA0%
9 Sep 2025$100.1B$86.9B – $149.5B$130.0B (+30%)after a round12,245growingA0%
1 Oct 2025$101.7B$86.9B – $149.5B$130.0B (+28%)after a round12,245upA0%
1 Nov 2025$104.0B$86.9B – $149.5B$130.0B (+25%)after a round12,245upA0%
1 Dec 2025$106.4B$86.9B – $150.9B$131.2B (+23%)after a round12,767growingA0%
17 Dec 2025$134.1B$116.5B – $200.4B$174.2B (+30%)after a round12,767growingA0%
1 Jan 2026$135.5B$116.5B – $200.4B$174.2B (+29%)after a round12,767growingA0%
1 Feb 2026$138.6B$116.5B – $200.4B$174.2B (+26%)after a round12,767growingA0%
1 Mar 2026$141.4B$116.5B – $200.4B$174.2B (+23%)after a round12,767upA0%
1 Apr 2026$144.6B$116.5B – $200.4B$174.2B (+20%)after a round12,767upA0%
1 May 2026$147.8B$116.5B – $200.4B$174.2B (+18%)after a round12,767upA0%
1 Jun 2026$153.9B$116.5B – $208.6B$181.4B (+18%)after a round15,340upA0%
1 Jul 2026$158.5B$116.5B – $210.4B$182.9B (+15%)after a round15,922upA0%
1 Aug 2026$162.7B$116.5B – $210.4B$182.9B (+12%)after a round15,922upA0%
14 Aug 2026$190.0B$165.2B – $240.4B$209.0B (+10%)after a round15,922upA0%
1 Sep 2026$190.9B$165.2B – $240.4B$209.0B (+9%)after a round15,922upA0%
1 Oct 2026$192.4B$165.2B – $240.4B$209.0B (+9%)after a round17,130growingA0%
24 Oct 2026$193.6B$165.2B – $240.4B$209.0B (+8%)after a round17,130growingA0%

Key facts about Databricks

Founded
2013
Headquarters
San Francisco, United States
Employees
about 17,100 +40% in a year
Total raised
$39.25B
Funding rounds
15
Last round
Growth Equity Aug 2026

Databricks was founded in 2013 by Ali Ghodsi, Andy Konwinski, Arsalan Tavakoli-Shiraji, Ion Stoica, Matei Zaharia, Patrick Wendell and Reynold Xin.

Databricks funding history

Databricks has 15 funding rounds on record, from Sep 2013 to Aug 2026, $39.25B in total. The latest disclosed valuation is $190.00B post-money (Growth Equity, Aug 2026).

  1. Growth Equity 13 Aug 2026

    Led by Coatue; with Blackstone, MGX, T. Rowe Price, Sixth Street, BOND, Clearlake Capital Group, Point72, Premji Invest, TPG, Andreessen Horowitz, Dragoneer Investment Group, Fidelity Management & Research Company, Franklin Templeton, GIC, Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Insight Partners, J.P. Morgan Private Capital, Kinetic Investments, Morgan Stanley, New Enterprise Associates, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Temasek, Thrive Capital, WCM Investment Management.

    Sources: mgx.ae, databricks.com, cnbc.com

    $5.00B

    $190.00B post-money

  2. Series L 16 Dec 2025

    Led by Insight Partners, Fidelity Management & Research Company, J.P. Morgan Asset Management; with Andreessen Horowitz, BlackRock, Blackstone, Coatue, GIC, MGX, New Enterprise Associates, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Robinhood Ventures, T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., Temasek, Thrive Capital, Winslow Capital.

    Sources: designrush.com, databricks.com, prnewswire.com and 3 more

    $4.00B

    $134.00B post-money

  3. Series K 8 Sep 2025

    Led by Andreessen Horowitz, Insight Partners, MGX, Thrive Capital, WCM Investment Management.

    Sources: databricks.com, databricks.com, vertexholdings.com and 2 more

    $1.00B

    $100.00B post-money

  4. Growth Equity 30 Jun 2025

    Led by T. Rowe Price.

    Sources: foundersfuture.com

    $10.00B

    $55.00B post-money, below the round before

  5. Debt 22 Jan 2025no round page

    Led by JPMorgan Chase; with Barclays, Citi, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley.

    Sources: prnewswire.com, siliconangle.com, lw.com

    $5.25B

    $62.00B post-money

  6. Series J 17 Dec 2024

    With Thrive Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, DST Global, GIC, Insight Partners, WCM Investment Management, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Iconiq Growth, MGX, Sands Capital, Wellington Management.

    Sources: microventures.com, databricks.com, techcrunch.com and 4 more

    $10.00B

    $62.00B post-money

  7. Series I 14 Sep 2023

    Led by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.; with Andreessen Horowitz, Baillie Gifford, ClearBridge Investments, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity Management & Research Company, Franklin Templeton, GIC, Octahedron Capital, Tiger Global, Capital One Ventures, Ghisallo Capital Management, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, NVIDIA, Fidelity.

    Sources: databricks.com, techcrunch.com, alleywatch.com

    $500M

    $43.00B post-money

  8. Series H 31 Aug 2021

    Led by Morgan Stanley; with Baillie Gifford, ClearBridge Investments, UC Investments, Andreessen Horowitz, BlackRock, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments), Coatue, Fidelity Management & Research, Franklin Templeton, GIC, Greenoaks, Octahedron Capital, T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., Tiger Global, Whale Rock Capital Management, Alta Park Capital, BNY Mellon, Discovery Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, Flucas Ventures, Gaingels, Geodesic Capital, Green Bay Ventures, the House Fund, Insight Partners, New Enterprise Associates, Amazon Web Services (AWS), CapitalG, Microsoft.

    Sources: techdayca.com, databricks.com, techtarget.com and 3 more

    $1.60B

    $38.00B post-money

  9. Series G 1 Feb 2021

    Led by Franklin Templeton; with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Fidelity Management & Research LLC, Whale Rock, Amazon Web Services (AWS), CapitalG, Salesforce Ventures, Microsoft, Andreessen Horowitz, Alkeon, BlackRock, Coatue, T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., Tiger Global, Discovery Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, Founders Circle Capital, Geodesic Capital, GIC, Green Bay Ventures, Greenoaks, New Enterprise Associates, Octahedron Capital.

    Sources: databricks.com, prnewswire.co.uk, techcrunch.com and 3 more

    $1.00B

    $28.00B post-money

  10. Series F 22 Oct 2019

    Led by Andreessen Horowitz; with BlackRock, Inc., T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., Tiger Global, Alkeon, Coatue, Dragoneer Investment Group, Geodesic Capital, Green Bay Ventures, M12, New Enterprise Associates.

    Sources: databricks.com, solutionsreview.com

    $400M

    $6.20B post-money

  11. Series E 5 Feb 2019

    Led by Andreessen Horowitz; with Coatue, Microsoft, New Enterprise Associates, Battery Ventures, Green Bay Ventures, Geodesic Capital.

    Sources: databricks.com, techcrunch.com, pulse2.com and 3 more

    $250M

    $2.75B post-money

  12. Series D 22 Aug 2017

    Led by Andreessen Horowitz; with New Enterprise Associates, Battery Ventures, Future Fund, A.Capital, Geodesic Capital, Green Bay Ventures.

    Sources: databricks.com, techcrunch.com, dbta.com and 1 more

    $140M

  13. Series C 15 Dec 2016

    Led by New Enterprise Associates; with Andreessen Horowitz.

    Sources: databricks.com, globenewswire.com, siliconangle.com

    $60M

  14. Series B 30 Jun 2014

    Led by New Enterprise Associates; with Andreessen Horowitz.

    Sources: databricks.com, techcrunch.com, stonex.com and 1 more

    $33M

  15. Series A 1 Sep 2013

    Led by Andreessen Horowitz.

    Sources: tsginvest.com, alternativeswatch.com, getorchestra.io and 1 more

    $14M

Databricks investors

74 investors have backed Databricks; Andreessen Horowitz, Coatue and Insight Partners and 11 more led at least one round.

What Databricks does

Databricks works in tech companies, with 12 recorded offerings and customers in data management, artificial intelligence, cloud computing and financial services.

Databricks, Inc. is an American software company engaged in cloud-based platforms for data analytics and artificial intelligence. The company provides a unified platform for data management, governance, AI, and business intelligence, serving organizations across sectors such as communications, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, media and entertainment, public sector, and retail. Databricks also offers professional services in data engineering, data science, and project management, and is certified to comply with data privacy frameworks including the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and the UK Extension to the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework.

Description from Veridion's company data.

Products and services

  • Cloud Data Platform Development
  • Data Lakehouse Architecture Development
  • Data Management Solutions Development
  • Data Governance Solutions Development
  • AI Platform Development
  • Business Intelligence Solutions Development
  • Data Engineering Services
  • Data Science Services
  • Data Analytics Services
  • Project Management Services
  • Open-Source Data Technology Development
  • Sustainability and Environmental Impact Solutions

Markets

  • Data Management
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Cloud Computing
  • Financial Services
  • Healthcare
  • Manufacturing
  • Media and Entertainment
  • Public Sector
  • Retail
  • Communications

Technology

  • Data Lakehouse Architecture
  • ACID Transaction Support for Data Lakes

Certifications

  • EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework compliant
  • UK Extension to the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework compliant

Business model

  • Business-to-Business
  • Service Provider
  • Software-as-a-Service
  • Enterprise

Industry codes (NAICS)

  • 513210 Software Publishers 70% match
  • 541512 Computer Systems Design Services 30% match

Questions about Databricks

What is Databricks worth?

Valuation $193.6B (range $165.2B to $240.4B), as of 24 Oct 2026. The last disclosed valuation was $190.00B (Growth Equity, Aug 2026).

Has Databricks raised money?

Databricks has 15 funding rounds on record, from Sep 2013 to Aug 2026, $39.25B in total. The latest disclosed valuation is $190.00B post-money (Growth Equity, Aug 2026).

Who has invested in Databricks?

Andreessen Horowitz, Coatue, Insight Partners, T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., Franklin Templeton and MGX, and 68 more. Lead investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Coatue, Insight Partners and T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc..

How many people work at Databricks?

About 17,100, up 40% over the last year. Headcount grew from 1,600 in Jan 2021 to 17,130 in Sep 2026.

What does Databricks do?

Databricks works in tech companies, with 12 recorded offerings and customers in data management, artificial intelligence, cloud computing and financial services. Its main offerings are cloud data platform development, data lakehouse architecture development and data management solutions development.

When was Databricks founded, and where is it based?

Databricks was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, United States. It has about 17,100 employees, up 40% over the last year.

How we value companiesReport an issue