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Gusto works in payroll management software development, based in San Francisco, United States. Founded in 2012, it has about 8,230 employees.

VALUATION · TODAY
$17.96B +0% after Series E
Range $7.08B – $20.66B · Grade B
TODAY
+12 MO
$5.00B
$10.00B
$15.00B
$20.00B
$25.00B
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
Seed $6.10M
Series A $20.0M
Series B $60.0M
Series C $140M
Series D $200M
Series E $175M
ValuationBefore first round12-month outlook: where it points, how wide it fansHover the past: the outlook shows what was predicted then
HEADCOUNT · TODAY8,228 employees
+89%6m growth
+124%1y growth
+165%2y growth
5,000
10k
Data from Jan 2021
TODAY
Predicted in 1 yr $17.96B +0% vs today
Predicted next raise $1.98B if a round comes
Winding-down probability 0%
Last round
Series E · $175M · Aug 2021
Valuation at last round
$9.50B
Headcount
8,228 · growing
Grade
B
Founded
2012
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Gusto valuation today

VCMC values Gusto at $18.0B today, with a range of $7.1B to $20.7B and a grade of B. The valuation starts from its last funding round, a Series E round in Aug 2021.

Valuation by date (184 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.

Gusto: valuation by date, as the model would have shown it on each date
DateValuationRangePredicted in 1 yrPhaseHeadcountTrendGradeWinding-down probability
1 Jan 2012$4.60M$1.67M – $12.6M$4.70M (+2%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Feb 2012$4.60M$1.67M – $12.6M$4.72M (+3%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Mar 2012$4.60M$1.67M – $12.6M$4.74M (+3%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Apr 2012$4.60M$1.67M – $12.6M$4.76M (+4%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 May 2012$4.60M$1.67M – $12.6M$4.78M (+4%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Jun 2012$4.60M$1.67M – $12.6M$4.80M (+4%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Jul 2012$4.60M$1.67M – $12.6M$4.82M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Aug 2012$4.61M$1.68M – $12.7M$4.84M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Sep 2012$4.63M$1.69M – $12.7M$4.85M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Oct 2012$4.65M$1.69M – $12.8M$4.87M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Nov 2012$4.67M$1.70M – $12.8M$4.89M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
1 Dec 2012$4.69M$1.71M – $12.9M$4.91M (+5%)before first round–unknownD0%
12 Dec 2012$24.4M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+100%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jan 2013$25.4M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+92%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Feb 2013$26.9M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+81%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Mar 2013$28.4M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+72%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Apr 2013$30.1M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+62%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 May 2013$31.9M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+53%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jun 2013$33.8M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+44%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jul 2013$35.8M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+36%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Aug 2013$38.0M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+29%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Sep 2013$40.3M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+21%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Oct 2013$42.6M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+14%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Nov 2013$45.2M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+8%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Dec 2013$47.9M$16.0M – $74.3M$48.8M (+2%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jan 2014$48.8M$15.5M – $74.3M$48.8M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Feb 2014$48.8M$14.7M – $74.3M$48.8M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
20 Feb 2014$86.8M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+80%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Mar 2014$88.1M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+77%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Apr 2014$92.6M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+69%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 May 2014$97.2M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+61%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jun 2014$102M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+53%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jul 2014$107M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+46%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Aug 2014$113M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+38%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Sep 2014$118M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+32%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Oct 2014$124M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+26%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Nov 2014$131M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+19%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Dec 2014$137M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+14%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jan 2015$144M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+8%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Feb 2015$152M$61.1M – $221M$156M (+3%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Mar 2015$156M$60.1M – $221M$156M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Apr 2015$156M$57.1M – $221M$156M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
11 Apr 2015$561M$487M – $966M$840M (+50%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 May 2015$573M$487M – $966M$840M (+47%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jun 2015$593M$487M – $966M$840M (+42%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jul 2015$613M$487M – $966M$840M (+37%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Aug 2015$635M$487M – $966M$840M (+32%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Sep 2015$657M$487M – $966M$840M (+28%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Oct 2015$679M$487M – $966M$840M (+24%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Nov 2015$703M$487M – $966M$840M (+19%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Dec 2015$727M$487M – $966M$840M (+16%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jan 2016$752M$487M – $966M$840M (+12%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Feb 2016$779M$487M – $966M$840M (+8%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Mar 2016$804M$487M – $966M$840M (+4%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Apr 2016$832M$487M – $966M$840M (+1%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 May 2016$840M$472M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jun 2016$840M$452M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jul 2016$840M$433M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Aug 2016$840M$414M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Sep 2016$840M$396M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Oct 2016$840M$379M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Nov 2016$840M$363M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Dec 2016$840M$348M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jan 2017$840M$333M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Feb 2017$840M$318M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Mar 2017$840M$306M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Apr 2017$840M$293M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 May 2017$840M$258M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jun 2017$840M$245M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jul 2017$840M$233M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Aug 2017$840M$222M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Sep 2017$840M$211M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Oct 2017$840M$201M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Nov 2017$840M$191M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Dec 2017$840M$181M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jan 2018$840M$172M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Feb 2018$840M$164M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Mar 2018$840M$157M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Apr 2018$840M$149M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 May 2018$840M$142M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jun 2018$840M$135M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownC0%
1 Jul 2018$840M$128M – $966M$840M (0%)after a round–unknownD0%
1 Aug 2018$2.0B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+30%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Sep 2018$2.0B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+27%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Oct 2018$2.1B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+24%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Nov 2018$2.1B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+22%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Dec 2018$2.2B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+19%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jan 2019$2.2B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+16%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Feb 2019$2.3B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+14%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Mar 2019$2.3B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+12%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Apr 2019$2.4B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+9%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 May 2019$2.4B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+7%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jun 2019$2.5B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+4%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jul 2019$2.5B$1.7B – $3.0B$2.6B (+2%)after a round–unknownA0%
25 Jul 2019$3.8B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+30%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Aug 2019$3.8B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+29%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Sep 2019$3.9B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+26%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Oct 2019$4.0B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+24%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Nov 2019$4.1B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+21%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Dec 2019$4.2B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+18%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jan 2020$4.3B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+16%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Feb 2020$4.4B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+13%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Mar 2020$4.5B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+11%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Apr 2020$4.6B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+8%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 May 2020$4.7B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+6%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jun 2020$4.8B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+4%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Jul 2020$4.9B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (+2%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Aug 2020$4.9B$3.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round–unknownA0%
1 Sep 2020$4.9B$3.1B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Oct 2020$4.9B$3.0B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Nov 2020$4.9B$2.8B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Dec 2020$4.9B$2.7B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round–unknownB0%
1 Jan 2021$4.9B$2.6B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round1,400unknownB0%
1 Feb 2021$4.9B$2.5B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round1,400unknownB0%
1 Mar 2021$4.9B$2.4B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round1,400unknownB0%
1 Apr 2021$4.9B$2.3B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round1,400flatB0%
1 May 2021$4.9B$2.2B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round1,500flatB0%
1 Jun 2021$4.9B$2.1B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round1,500flatB0%
1 Jul 2021$4.9B$2.0B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round1,500flatB0%
1 Aug 2021$4.9B$1.8B – $5.7B$4.9B (0%)after a round1,500flatB0%
11 Aug 2021$9.5B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+30%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Sep 2021$9.7B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+28%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Oct 2021$9.9B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+25%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Nov 2021$10.1B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+22%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Dec 2021$10.3B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+20%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Jan 2022$10.5B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+17%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Feb 2022$10.8B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+15%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Mar 2022$11.0B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+12%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Apr 2022$11.2B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+10%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 May 2022$11.5B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+8%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Jun 2022$11.7B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+5%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Jul 2022$12.0B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+3%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Aug 2022$12.3B$8.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (+1%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Sep 2022$12.4B$8.0B – $14.2B$12.4B (0%)after a round1,500flatA0%
1 Oct 2022$12.4B$7.6B – $14.2B$12.4B (0%)after a round1,500flatB0%
1 Nov 2022$12.4B$7.3B – $14.2B$12.4B (0%)after a round1,500unknownB0%
1 Dec 2022$12.4B$7.0B – $14.2B$12.4B (0%)after a round1,500unknownB0%
1 Jan 2023$13.8B$7.0B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 Feb 2023$13.8B$6.7B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 Mar 2023$13.8B$6.5B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 Apr 2023$13.8B$6.3B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 May 2023$13.8B$6.0B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 Jun 2023$13.8B$5.8B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 Jul 2023$13.8B$5.6B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 Aug 2023$13.8B$5.4B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 Sep 2023$13.8B$4.9B – $15.9B$13.8B (0%)after a round2,500unknownB0%
1 Oct 2023$13.9B$4.7B – $16.0B$13.8B (-1%)after a round2,600flatC0%
1 Nov 2023$13.9B$4.5B – $16.0B$13.7B (-2%)after a round2,600flatC0%
1 Dec 2023$13.9B$4.3B – $16.0B$13.6B (-3%)after a round2,600flatC0%
1 Jan 2024$13.9B$4.0B – $16.0B$13.5B (-3%)after a round2,600flatC0%
1 Feb 2024$13.9B$3.8B – $16.0B$13.4B (-4%)after a round2,600flatC0%
1 Mar 2024$14.2B$6.7B – $16.3B$13.7B (-4%)after a round2,800upB0%
1 Apr 2024$14.2B$6.6B – $16.3B$13.6B (-4%)after a round2,800upB0%
1 May 2024$14.2B$6.4B – $16.3B$13.5B (-5%)after a round2,800upB0%
1 Jun 2024$14.2B$6.3B – $16.3B$13.4B (-5%)after a round2,800upB0%
1 Jul 2024$14.2B$6.2B – $16.3B$13.4B (-6%)after a round2,800upB0%
1 Aug 2024$14.5B$6.2B – $16.7B$13.9B (-4%)after a round3,100upB0%
1 Sep 2024$14.5B$4.8B – $16.6B$13.9B (-4%)after a round3,100upC0%
1 Oct 2024$14.4B$4.7B – $16.6B$13.8B (-4%)after a round3,100upC0%
1 Nov 2024$14.5B$4.5B – $16.7B$14.1B (-3%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 Dec 2024$14.5B$4.4B – $16.6B$14.1B (-3%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 Jan 2025$14.4B$4.3B – $16.6B$14.0B (-3%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 Feb 2025$14.4B$4.1B – $16.6B$14.0B (-3%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 Mar 2025$14.4B$4.0B – $16.5B$14.0B (-3%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 Apr 2025$14.3B$3.9B – $16.5B$13.9B (-3%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 May 2025$14.0B$3.7B – $16.1B$13.3B (-5%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 Jun 2025$14.0B$3.6B – $16.1B$13.2B (-5%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 Jul 2025$13.9B$3.5B – $16.0B$13.2B (-5%)after a round3,200upC0%
1 Aug 2025$14.9B$3.5B – $17.1B$14.7B (-1%)after a round3,673upC0%
1 Sep 2025$14.9B$2.8B – $17.1B$14.7B (-1%)after a round3,673upC0%
1 Oct 2025$14.3B$2.7B – $16.5B$13.7B (-4%)after a round3,673upC0%
1 Nov 2025$14.6B$2.6B – $16.8B$14.2B (-3%)after a round3,794upC0%
1 Dec 2025$14.6B$2.5B – $16.7B$14.1B (-3%)after a round3,794upC0%
1 Jan 2026$15.5B$6.7B – $17.8B$15.4B (0%)after a round4,293growingB0%
1 Feb 2026$15.5B$6.6B – $17.8B$15.4B (0%)after a round4,293growingB0%
1 Mar 2026$15.6B$6.5B – $18.0B$15.6B (0%)after a round4,351growingB0%
1 Apr 2026$15.6B$6.4B – $18.0B$15.6B (0%)after a round4,351growingB0%
1 May 2026$15.7B$6.3B – $18.0B$15.7B (0%)after a round4,423growingB0%
1 Jun 2026$14.8B$2.1B – $17.1B$14.4B (-3%)after a round4,438upD0%
1 Jul 2026$14.8B$2.1B – $17.0B$14.3B (-3%)after a round4,438upD0%
1 Aug 2026$14.8B$2.1B – $17.0B$14.3B (-3%)after a round4,438upD0%
1 Sep 2026$14.7B$2.1B – $16.9B$14.3B (-3%)after a round4,438upD0%
1 Oct 2026$18.0B$7.1B – $20.7B$18.0B (0%)after a round8,228growingB0%
24 Oct 2026$18.0B$7.1B – $20.7B$18.0B (0%)after a round8,228growingB0%

Key facts about Gusto

Founded
2012
Headquarters
San Francisco, United States
Employees
about 8,230 +117% in a year
Total raised
$601M
Funding rounds
6
Last round
Series E Aug 2021

Gusto was founded in 2012 by Edward Kim, Josh Reeves and Tomer London.

Gusto funding history

Gusto has 6 funding rounds on record, from Dec 2012 to Aug 2021, $601M in total. The latest disclosed valuation is $9.50B post-money (Series E, Aug 2021).

  1. Series E 10 Aug 2021

    Led by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.; with Sands Capital, Fidelity Management and Research Company LLC, Durable Capital Partners, Generation Investment Management, Emerson Collective, Glynn Capital, Friends & Family Capital, Cross Creek, 137 Ventures, General Catalyst, Emergence Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, Franklin Templeton, Acrew Capital.

    Sources: gusto.com, finovate.com, techcrunch.com

    $175M

    $9.50B post-money

  2. Series D 24 Jul 2019

    Led by Fidelity Management & Research, Generation Investment Management; with Dragoneer Investment Group, General Catalyst, T. Rowe Price Associates, CapitalG, 137 Ventures, Y Combinator, Emergence Capital.

    Sources: pivotinvestment.com, gusto.com, finovate.com

    $200M

    $3.80B post-money

  3. Series C 31 Jul 2018

    Led by T. Rowe Price Associates, MSD Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, Y Combinator; with General Catalyst, CapitalG, Kleiner Perkins, 137 Ventures, Emergence Capital.

    Sources: techcrunch.com, hrsummits.co.uk, gusto.com

    $140M

    $2.00B post-money

  4. Series B 10 Apr 2015

    Led by CapitalG; with Emergence Capital, General Catalyst, GV, Kleiner Perkins, Acrew Capital, American Express Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Base Partners, BOND, C2 Investment, Cake Ventures, Company Capital, E1 Ventures, Eclipse, First Round, Founders Fund, FPV Ventures, Graypes GmbH, Highbury Group, Insight Partners, SciFi VC, Sound Ventures, Susa Ventures, UpHonest Capital, Voyager.

    $60M

    $560M post-money

  5. Series A 19 Feb 2014

    Led by General Catalyst, Kleiner Perkins.

    Sources: gusto.com

    $20M

  6. Seed 11 Dec 2012

    Investors not disclosed. Individuals: Aaron Levie, David O. Sacks.

    Sources: en.wikipedia.org

    $6.1M

Gusto investors

42 investors have backed Gusto; General Catalyst, CapitalG and Dragoneer Investment Group and 7 more led at least one round.

What Gusto does

Gusto works in tech companies, with 14 recorded offerings and customers in human resources and payroll services.

Gusto, Inc. is an American technology company engaged in providing online payroll, benefits, and human resource management software for businesses. The company offers a platform that includes payroll processing, employee benefits management, time and attendance tracking, hiring and onboarding, talent management, and reporting. Gusto serves small businesses, mid-size businesses, contractors, and international employees across the United States.

Description from Veridion's company data.

Products and services

  • Payroll Management Software Development
  • Employee Benefits Administration Services
  • Human Resource Management Solutions
  • Time and Attendance Tracking Software Development
  • Hiring and Onboarding Process Automation
  • Talent Management Services
  • Payroll and Benefits Insights Reporting
  • Compliance Management Solutions
  • Multilingual HR Platform Services
  • Payroll and Benefits Automation Solutions
  • HR Platform Scalability and Adaptation Services
  • Payroll and Benefits Research and Development
  • HR Platform User Experience Enhancement
  • Payroll and Benefits Platform Customization Services

Markets

  • Human Resources
  • Payroll Services

Business model

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

Industry codes (NAICS)

  • 513210 Software Publishers 50% match
  • 541214 Payroll Services 30% match
  • 541612 Human Resources Consulting Services 20% match

Questions about Gusto

What is Gusto worth?

Valuation $18.0B (range $7.1B to $20.7B), as of 24 Oct 2026. The last disclosed valuation was $9.50B (Series E, Aug 2021).

Has Gusto raised money?

Gusto has 6 funding rounds on record, from Dec 2012 to Aug 2021, $601M in total. The latest disclosed valuation is $9.50B post-money (Series E, Aug 2021).

Who has invested in Gusto?

General Catalyst, CapitalG, Dragoneer Investment Group, Kleiner Perkins, Generation Investment Management and T. Rowe Price Associates, and 36 more. Lead investors include General Catalyst, CapitalG, Dragoneer Investment Group and Kleiner Perkins.

How many people work at Gusto?

About 8,230, up 117% over the last year. Headcount grew from 1,400 in Jan 2021 to 8,228 in Sep 2026.

What does Gusto do?

Gusto works in tech companies, with 14 recorded offerings and customers in human resources and payroll services. Its main offerings are payroll management software development, employee benefits administration services and human resource management solutions.

When was Gusto founded, and where is it based?

Gusto was founded in 2012 and is based in San Francisco, United States. It has about 8,230 employees, up 117% over the last year.