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Other Digital Advertising Software1500 Broadway, Oakland, CaliforniaFounded 2014

Broadly was acquired.

Broadly's software helps your business look great online. Get more positive online reviews, keep negative feedback offline, and attract more customers.

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Annual revenue
$6M
Sep 2017
Owner
Undisclosed
Date not on record
Total raised
$12.1M
2 rounds
Employees
85
Dec 2020

Broadly revenue

Broadly's annual revenue was $6M in September 2017, its last figure before its buyer bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns Broadly

Another company owns Broadly. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Broadly funding rounds & investors

Broadly has raised $12.1M across two rounds since 2016. The latest was a $5.6M funding round in June 2018.

DateRoundRaised
Jun 2018Funding round$5.6M
Jul 2016Funding round$6.5M
Total raised$12.1M

Broadly CEO, founders & employees

Josh Melick founded Broadly in 2014 and led it as CEO. Broadly had 85 employees (December 2020), down from 139 a year earlier.

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Team mix (Dec 2020): 11 engineers, 20 in sales, 5 in marketing

All 5 headcount readings, with sources
As ofEmployeesSource
Dec 202085–
Jun 202091–
Dec 2019139–
Dec 2018121–
Sep 201775–

Broadly FAQ

What was Broadly's revenue?

Before it was acquired, Broadly's annual revenue was $6M in September 2017 (source not recorded).

How much funding has Broadly raised?

Broadly raised $12.1M across two funding rounds before it was acquired. The last was a $5.6M funding round in June 2018.

How many employees does Broadly have?

Broadly had 85 employees in December 2020.

Who founded Broadly?

Josh Melick founded Broadly in 2014.

How this page is sourced

Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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