SchoolMintrevenue, acquisition & funding
Admissions and Enrollment Management SoftwareOntario, CanadaFounded 2013
SchoolMint was acquired by Hero K12.
SchoolMint is an Admissions and Enrollment Management Software company based in Canada, founded in 2013.
SchoolMint revenue
SchoolMint's annual revenue was $3.9M in April 2021, its last figure before Hero K12 bought it (source not recorded).
| As of | Revenue | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2021 | $3.9M | – |
– source not recorded
Who owns SchoolMint
Hero K12 owns SchoolMint. The date and price of the deal are not on record.
SchoolMint funding rounds & investors
SchoolMint has raised $7.7M across two rounds since 2014. The latest was a $5.5M funding round in February 2016.
| Date | Round | Raised |
|---|---|---|
| Feb 2016 | Funding round | $5.5M |
| Sep 2014 | Funding round | $2.2M |
| Total raised | $7.7M |
SchoolMint CEO, founders & employees
Bryan Macdonald founded SchoolMint in 2013 and led it as CEO. SchoolMint had 142 employees (April 2021).
- Bryan MacdonaldFounder & CEO
SchoolMint FAQ
What was SchoolMint's revenue?
Before Hero K12 bought it, SchoolMint's annual revenue was $3.9M in April 2021 (source not recorded).
Who owns SchoolMint?
Hero K12 owns SchoolMint.
How much funding has SchoolMint raised?
SchoolMint raised $7.7M across two funding rounds before Hero K12 bought it. The last was a $5.5M funding round in February 2016.
How many employees does SchoolMint have?
SchoolMint had 142 employees in April 2021.
Who founded SchoolMint?
Bryan Macdonald founded SchoolMint in 2013.
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How this page is sourced
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