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Other Analytics Software368 9th Ave, 6th Floor, New YorkFounded 2012

Credly was acquired by Pearson.

Credly's solution includes features such as customizable badges, analytics, and integration with other systems.

credly.comLinkedInUpdated Jul 23, 2023
Annual revenue
$10.7M
2022+119% YoY
Owner
Pearson
Date not on record
Total raised
$18.2M
3 rounds
Employees
113
Jul 2023

Credly revenue

Credly's annual revenue was $10.7M in 2022, its last figure before Pearson bought it (source not recorded). That is up 119% from $4.9M a year earlier.

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Who owns Credly

Pearson owns Credly. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Credly funding rounds & investors

Credly has raised $18.2M across three rounds since 2016. The latest was a $11.1M Series A in June 2019.

DateRoundRaised
Jun 2019Series A$11.1M
Jun 2017Seed$4.6M
Jun 2016Pre-Seed$2.5M
Total raised$18.2M

Credly CEO & employees

Jonathan Finkelstein was CEO of Credly. Credly had 113 employees (July 2023), up from 89 a year earlier.

BoardJason Palmer, Mark Grovic

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Apr 202158–

Credly FAQ

What was Credly's revenue?

Before Pearson bought it, Credly's annual revenue was $10.7M in 2022 (source not recorded).

Who owns Credly?

Pearson owns Credly.

How much funding has Credly raised?

Credly raised $18.2M across three funding rounds before Pearson bought it. The last was a $11.1M Series A in June 2019.

How many employees does Credly have?

Credly had 113 employees in July 2023.

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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