ClickUp
Funding History
| Series B · 12/2020 | $1.0B |
|---|---|
| Series C · 10/2021 | $4.0B |
About
ClickUp markets itself as a single "everything app for work," combining tasks, docs, chat, whiteboards, and dashboards in one workspace, and has leaned heavily into AI in 2026 with its Brain2 platform and AI-driven Super Agents built partly on technology from its Codegen acquisition.
- founded
- 2017
- headquarters
- San Diego, California
- valuation
- $4.00B (2021 Series C)
- totalFundingRaised
- $535M
- users
- 20M+
- employees
- ~1,000 (post-May 2026 restructuring)
Overview
ClickUp was founded in San Diego, California in 2017 by Zeb Evans and Alex Yurkowski, who originally built the tool internally for their own 25-person marketing agency before launching it publicly as a single workspace meant to replace juggling separate task, doc, chat, and spreadsheet apps.
The company reached unicorn status in December 2020 with a $100 million Series B, then quadrupled its valuation to $4 billion less than a year later in an October 2021 Series C co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and Tiger Global Management, bringing its total venture funding to roughly $535 million.
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