Funding round
VideoAmp Series F
VideoAmp, which works in media measurement software development in Los Angeles, raised $275M in a Series F round announced on 21 Oct 2021, led by Spruce House Partnership, at a $1.40B post-money valuation. 5 firms took part. It is VideoAmp's fourth venture round on record; the one before was a Series C in May 2019.
$275M
Amount raised
$1.40B
Post-money valuation
$1.13B pre-money
5
Investors
1 lead
20%
Stake sold
new money over the post-money
Valuation
What this round says about the price
This round priced VideoAmp at $1.40B after the new money. The $275M bought investors about 20% of the company. It came 29 months after VideoAmp's Series C. It is 52% of the $531M VideoAmp has raised in the venture rounds on record. VideoAmp raised again 23 months later: a Series G round of $150M in Sep 2023, at $1.40B post-money.
VideoAmp's funding rounds
VideoAmp has 5 venture rounds on record and 2 other deals. This one is highlighted.
- Other not a venture round 11 Dec 2014 $2.2M
- Series A 11 Nov 2015, led by RTL Group $15M
- Series B 31 Aug 2017, led by Mediaocean $21M
- Series C 1 May 2019, led by The Raine Group $70M
- Debt not a venture round 18 May 2021, led by Capital IP $75M
- Series F this round 21 Oct 2021, led by Spruce House Partnership $275M$1.40B post-money
- Series G 13 Sep 2023, led by Vista Credit Partners $150M$1.40B post-money
Investors
Who put money in
Spruce House Partnership led the round with 4 other firms.
Lead investor
- Spruce House Partnership new investor
Also in the round
- D1 Capital Partners LP new investor
- Tiger Global backs 391 venture-backed companies new investor
- EPIQ Capital Group new investor
- backs 13 venture-backed companies new investor
Use of proceeds
What the money is for
According to the announcement, the money goes to hiring, product development, sales and marketing, scaling operations and working capital.
- Hiring
- Product development
- Sales and marketing
- Scaling operations
- Working capital
Comparable rounds
How it compares
45 Series F rounds in Tech Companies within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $170M, and this round was 1.6 times the median. The closest in time, other companies' Series F rounds in Tech Companies:
| Company | Announced | Amount | Post-money | Led by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rebel Foods Tech Companies | 7 Oct 2021 | $175M | $1.40B | Qatar Investment Authority |
| Tech Companies | 5 Oct 2021 | $100M | not disclosed | Great Hill Partners |
| Snyk Tech Companies | 9 Sep 2021 | $530M | $8.50B | Sands Capital and Tiger Global |
| Tech Companies | 13 Sep 2021 | $159M | $2.56B | Sapphire Ventures |
| Tech Companies | 18 Nov 2021 | $100M | $6.10B | Franklin Templeton and Altimeter |
| ThoughtSpot Tech Companies | 15 Nov 2021 | $100M | $4.20B | March Capital |
| Tech Companies | 13 Dec 2021 | $735M | $11.00B | XN |
| Cockroach Labs Tech Companies | 16 Dec 2021 | $278M | $5.00B | Greenoaks |
Sources
Where this comes from
Reported by 4 sources.
Questions
Frequently asked
How much did VideoAmp raise in its Series F round?
VideoAmp raised $275M in its Series F round, announced in Oct 2021.
Who led VideoAmp's Series F round?
Spruce House Partnership led it, with D1 Capital Partners LP, Tiger Global, EPIQ Capital Group and Ankona Capital.
What was VideoAmp's valuation at the Series F round?
$1.40B post-money ($1.13B pre-money).
How does it compare with other Series F rounds in Tech Companies?
45 Series F rounds in Tech Companies within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $170M, and this round was 1.6 times the median.
Did VideoAmp raise again after this round?
Yes: a Series G round in Sep 2023 of $150M at $1.40B post-money.