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Miro has some 1,200 employees (up from 300 in April 2020) in 11 cities across the world – including Amsterdam, Berlin, London, Perm, San Francisco, Sydney, Tokyo. Since the April 2020 round, the company claims to have increased its user base “by 500% (from 5mn to 30mn)” and its paying customer base “by 550% (from 20,000 to 130,000).” It says it works now “with 99% of Fortune 100 companies as they adopt a new, digital-first way of working.” Miro offers a visual collaboration platform that allows distributed teams to “create, collaborate and centralise communication for all cross-functional team work.” This solution is touted as “an entire toolkit for user story or customer journey maps, wireframing, roadmap or sprint planning, retros and more,” allowing teams to start collaborating “in 90 seconds.”ĭemand for such solutions has skyrocketed in times of the epidemic, as business and educational customers move from physical to remote work. A toolkit used by “99% of Fortune 100 companies”
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The valuation was not disclosed, but East-West Digital News heard from a source close to the deal that Miro had not reached yet the unicorn status at that time. Iconiq and Access were involved in the previous, $50mn round of April 2020. Miro’s latest capital injection was provided by Iconiq Growth – a Silicon Valley fund backed by such tech billionaires as Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey – Accel, Atlassian, Dragoneer, GIC, Salesforce Ventures and TCV. But only Pavel Durov’s Telegram and Nikolay Storonsky’s Revolut can boast a valuation above that of Miro. Several other unicorns founded or co-founded by Russian entrepreneurs have emerged on the global tech scene over the past years – from Badoo, to Personio, to Veeam Software, to Wrike. The deal brought the company – known as RealtimeBoard when it was founded in Russia back in 2011 – to an astounding $17.5bn post-money valuation, reports East-West Digital News (EWDN).
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Miro, a US enterprise software publisher with Russian roots, announced yesterday a $400mn Series C round.