Bubble is a technology company.
Bubble has raised $106.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Bubble has raised $106.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Bubble is a leading full-stack, no-code development platform designed to empower a wide range of users—from solo founders and startups to enterprise teams—to build, launch, and scale complex web and mobile applications without writing traditional code. It offers a visual programming environment that integrates UI design, logic definition, data management, and deployment in a single platform. Bubble serves primarily non-technical users and small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) who need affordable, customizable, and scalable digital solutions without relying on full-time engineering resources. As of 2025, over 4.7 million applications have been built on Bubble, and its users have collectively raised more than $15 billion in funding, demonstrating strong growth momentum and market adoption[1][3].
Bubble was founded in 2012 by Emmanuel Straschnov and Josh Haas. The idea emerged from a vision to democratize software creation by enabling anyone to build web applications without coding expertise. After bootstrapping for seven years and launching publicly in 2015, Bubble gained early traction through a community-driven approach, actively incorporating user feedback into its product roadmap. This foundation led to a significant funding milestone in 2019, when Bubble raised $6.25 million led by SignalFire and Neo, followed by a $100 million Series A round led by Insight Partners by 2025, fueling further growth and platform development[1][3].
Bubble rides the rising trend of no-code/low-code development, which addresses the growing demand for custom software solutions by non-technical users and SMBs. This trend is driven by digital transformation pressures, talent shortages in software engineering, and the need for rapid innovation. The timing is favorable as businesses seek flexible, cost-effective ways to build tailored applications without traditional development bottlenecks. Bubble’s influence extends beyond individual users by enabling startups and enterprises to innovate faster, thus reshaping how software products are created and accelerating the democratization of technology development[1][3].
Looking ahead, Bubble is positioned to deepen its impact by expanding enterprise capabilities, enhancing AI-driven development features, and growing its ecosystem of plugins and integrations. As AI and automation become more integral to software creation, Bubble’s no-code platform could evolve into a central hub for building intelligent applications without coding. The company’s continued focus on scalability and user empowerment suggests it will remain a key enabler of startup innovation and SMB digital transformation, potentially influencing the broader software development paradigm for years to come[1][6].
Bubble has raised $106.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Bubble's investors include Abstract Ventures, Kevin Hartz, Addition, Alt Capital, AME Cloud Ventures, Animo Ventures, B Capital Group, Berkeley Angel Network, BoxGroup, Champion Hill Labs, Conversion Capital, Crosslink Capital.
Bubble has raised $106.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $100.0M Series A in July 2021.