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Study ToolsSan Francisco, CaliforniaFounded 2005CEO Kurt Beidler

Quizlet is a San Francisco-based consumer learning platform founded in 2005 and 2006 that has grown into one of the largest digital study tools in the United States.

quizlet.comLinkedInUpdated Oct 7, 2026
Annual revenue
$139M
Jun 2025 · Yahoo Finance
Latka Top
#52
of 1,372 interviewed companies
Valuation
$1B
May 2020
Total raised
$62M
3 rounds
Employees
547
Nov 2025

Quizlet revenue

Quizlet's annual revenue was $139M in June 2025 (Yahoo Finance). Quizlet is #52 on the Latka Top. The Latka Top ranks the 1,372 companies Nathan Latka has interviewed by revenue.

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Jul 2018$18M–
Dec 2023$55MEST.GetLatka estimate
Oct 2024$80MEST.GetLatka estimate
Jun 2025$139MYahoo Finance

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Quizlet valuation

Quizlet is privately held, so there is no Quizlet stock to buy. Investors valued it at $1B in its May 2020 Series C, led by General Atlantic.

Quizlet funding rounds & investors

Quizlet has raised $62M across three rounds since 2015. The latest was a $30M Series C in May 2020, led by General Atlantic.

DateRoundRaisedValuationLed bySource
May 2020Series C$30M$1BGeneral AtlanticTechCrunch
2018round led by ICON Ventures$20M–ICON VenturesMatthew Glotzbach on cameraWatch at 8:13
Nov 2015first$12M–Matthew Glotzbach on cameraWatch at 8:08
Total raised$62M

Interviews with Matthew Glotzbach

Nathan Latka has interviewed Quizlet once, speaking with Matthew Glotzbach. Each figure links to the second it was said.

Growth tactics they described: Organic SEOWatch at 4:44

Quizlet competitors

Quizlet competes most directly with Brainly, Brainscape and RemNote Inc.. It is the largest of the four by revenue.

CompanyRevenueFundingEmployeesCustomersFounded
Quizlet$139M$62M5471M2005
Brainly$75M$148.5M500350M2009
Brainscape$6.1M$2M40–2011
RemNote Inc.$2M–18––

#1 of 8 Study Tools companies by revenue · category median $4.9M · See the ranking

Quizlet CEO, founders & employees

Andrew Sutherland founded Quizlet in 2005. Kurt Beidler is CEO. Quizlet has 547 employees (November 2025, LinkedIn), up from 472 a year earlier.

BoardGreg Sands, Peter Munzig, Mark Selcow, David Margulius, Tory Patterson

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Dec 2019164–
2018100Matthew Glotzbach on cameraWatch at 9:35
201630Matthew Glotzbach on cameraWatch at 9:39

Quizlet FAQ

What is Quizlet's revenue?

Quizlet's annual revenue was $139M in June 2025, according to Yahoo Finance.

What is Quizlet's valuation?

Investors valued Quizlet at $1B in its May 2020 Series C, led by General Atlantic, according to TechCrunch.

How much funding has Quizlet raised?

Quizlet has raised $62M across three funding rounds. The latest was a $30M Series C in May 2020, led by General Atlantic.

Who owns Quizlet?

Quizlet is privately held. Its lead investors include ICON Ventures and General Atlantic.

How many employees does Quizlet have?

Quizlet has 547 employees as of November 2025, according to LinkedIn.

Who is the CEO of Quizlet?

Kurt Beidler is the CEO of Quizlet.

Who founded Quizlet?

Andrew Sutherland founded Quizlet in 2005.

How this page is sourced

11 said on camera · 6 from public sources · 2 estimates. 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. The Latka Top ranks the private, operating companies Nathan Latka has interviewed by the latest revenue figure on each profile, reported or estimated; equal figures share a rank.

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