2015

These 7 startups you've never heard of could be worth $1 billion very soon

Weebly — A web-hosting service with more than 25 million users
Weebly- Latest valuation: $490 million
- Latest financing: $35 million (Series C; April 2014)
- Lead investors: Sequoia Capital, Tencent Holdings
- Year founded: 2007

Remind — An app that helps teachers keep in touch with students and parents
RemindRemind cofounders David and Brett Kopf.
- Latest valuation: $460.8 million
- Latest financing: $40 million (Series C; September 2014)
- Lead investors: First Round Capital, Kleiner Perkins
- Year founded: 2009


Moovit — An app that gives real-time public-transit information
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- Latest valuation: $450 million
- Latest financing: $50 million (Series C; December 2014)
- Lead investors: Sequoia Capital
- Year founded: 2011


Skyhigh Networks — Security software that helps you find what apps and services your employees are using
Skyhigh Networks Skyhigh Networks CEO Rajiv Gupta.
- Latest valuation: $478.5 million
- Latest financing: $40 million (Series C; June 2014)
- Lead investors: Sequoia Capital, Greylock Partners
- Year founded: 2012

Sprig — Food-delivery app founded by former Google executive chef
Sprig/Photo by Peter SamuelsSprig's executive chef, Nate Keller, and CEO, Gagan Biyani.
- Latest valuation: $168.6 million
- Latest financing: $45 million (Series B; April 2015)
- Lead investors: Accel Partners, Greylock Partners
- Year founded: 2013

Deliveroo — UK food-delivery app that lets restaurants take online orders
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- Latest valuation: $100 million
- Latest financing: $25 million (Series B; January 2015)
- Lead investors: Accel Partners, Index Ventures
- Year founded: 2012


Realm — Mobile database that helps developers make apps faster

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- Latest valuation: $76.9 million
- Latest financing: $20 million (Series B; March 2015)
- Lead investors: Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock Partners, Khosla Ventures
- Year founded: 2011






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