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Replit Series C

Replit, which works in AI-Powered software development platform services in Foster City, raised $250M in a Series C round announced on 10 Sep 2025, led by Prysm Capital, at a $3.00B post-money valuation. 10 firms took part, with 1 individual investor. It is Replit's fourth venture round on record; the one before was a Series B in Apr 2023.

Replit Tech Companies Foster City

$250M

Amount raised

$3.00B

Post-money valuation

$2.75B pre-money

10

Investors

1 lead

2.6x

Step-up from the Series B

$1.16B in Apr 2023

8.3%

Stake sold

new money over the post-money

Valuation

What this round says about the price

This round priced Replit at $3.00B after the new money, 2.6 times the $1.16B of its Series B (Apr 2023). The $250M bought investors about 8.3% of the company. It came 29 months after Replit's Series B. It is 32% of the $772M Replit has raised in the venture rounds on record. Replit raised again 6 months later: a Growth round of $400M in Mar 2026, at $9.00B post-money.

Replit's funding rounds

Replit has 5 venture rounds on record and 1 other deal. This one is highlighted.

  1. Seed 22 Oct 2018, led by Andreessen Horowitz $4.5M
  2. Series A 18 Feb 2021, led by A.Capital $20M
  3. Series B 25 Apr 2023, led by Andreessen Horowitz $97M$1.16B post-money
  4. Other not a venture round 6 Nov 2023, led by Craft Ventures $20M
  5. Series C this round 10 Sep 2025, led by Prysm Capital $250M$3.00B post-money
  6. Growth 11 Mar 2026, led by Georgian $400M$9.00B post-money

Investors

Who put money in

Prysm Capital led the round with 9 other firms.

Lead investor

  • backs 18 venture-backed companies new investor

Also in the round

  • Amex Ventures new investor
  • Google’s AI Futures Fund new investor
  • Y Combinator backs 1,295 venture-backed companies new investor
  • Andreessen Horowitz backs 722 venture-backed companies new investor
  • Coatue backs 229 venture-backed companies new investor
  • Craft Ventures backs 197 venture-backed companies new investor
  • Bloomberg Beta new investor
  • backs 2 venture-backed companies new investor
  • backs 6 venture-backed companies new investor

Individual investors: Paul Graham.

Use of proceeds

What the money is for

According to the announcement, the money goes to product development, geographic expansion, scaling operations and working capital.

  • Product development
  • Geographic expansion
  • Scaling operations
  • Working capital

Comparable rounds

How it compares

277 Series C rounds in Tech Companies within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $60M, and this round was 4.2 times the median. The closest in time, other companies' Series C rounds in Tech Companies:

Series C rounds in Tech Companies, Sep 2024 to Sep 2026: 277 rounds with an amount, log scale.
Comparable rounds
CompanyAnnouncedAmountPost-moneyLed by
Tech Companies24 Sep 2025$250M$1.60Bnot named
Tech Companies24 Sep 2025$92Mnot disclosedSapphire Ventures
Tech Companies16 Sep 2025$80Mnot disclosedSixth Street Growth
Tech Companies3 Sep 2025$75Mnot disclosedHedosophia
Tech Companies18 Sep 2025$74Mnot disclosednoa
Tech Companies8 Sep 2025$60M$550MScale Venture Partners
Tech Companies25 Sep 2025$42Mnot disclosedSalesforce Ventures
Tech Companies23 Sep 2025$25Mnot disclosedStar Mountain Capital

Sources

Where this comes from

Reported by 3 sources.

Questions

Frequently asked

How much did Replit raise in its Series C round?

Replit raised $250M in its Series C round, announced in Sep 2025.

Who led Replit's Series C round?

Prysm Capital led it, with Amex Ventures, Google’s AI Futures Fund, Y Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz and Coatue and 4 more.

What was Replit's valuation at the Series C round?

$3.00B post-money ($2.75B pre-money).

How does it compare with other Series C rounds in Tech Companies?

277 Series C rounds in Tech Companies within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $60M, and this round was 4.2 times the median.

Did Replit raise again after this round?

Yes: a Growth round in Mar 2026 of $400M at $9.00B post-money.