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Video for business.
Vidyard has raised $107.7M across 8 funding rounds.
Key people at Vidyard.
Vidyard was founded in 2011 by Devon Galloway (Founder) and Michael Litt (Founder/CEO).
Vidyard has raised $107.7M in total across 8 funding rounds.
Vidyard is The Video Platform for Marketing, Sales & Secure Communications.
Vidyard is the easiest way to create, host, and share videos so businesses can keep connected with customers and colleagues.
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Key people at Vidyard.
Vidyard is a leading video platform for business that enables organizations to create, host, share, and analyze video content primarily for marketing, sales, and corporate communications[1][3]. Its platform empowers B2B companies—especially SaaS and technology firms—to engage customers through personalized video messaging, accelerating sales pipelines and improving customer relationships[2][3]. Vidyard’s tools include AI-powered video personalization, video hosting with unlimited storage, detailed engagement analytics, and seamless integration with CRM and marketing automation systems, helping businesses break through communication noise and close deals faster[1][2][6].
Vidyard was founded in 2010 by Michael Litt and Devon Galloway, who met at the University of Waterloo. The company emerged from their vision to leverage video as a powerful communication tool for businesses, graduating from the prestigious Y Combinator accelerator program early in its journey[3]. Starting as a small team of two, Vidyard has grown to over 300 employees and serves more than 160,000 companies worldwide, with millions of users creating and sharing videos on its platform[3].
Vidyard rides the growing trend of video as a critical communication and sales tool in the digital-first business environment. The rise of remote work, virtual selling, and personalized marketing has created strong market demand for video platforms that integrate tightly with sales and marketing technology stacks[2][3]. Vidyard’s timing is advantageous as companies increasingly seek scalable, data-driven ways to engage prospects and customers beyond traditional email and text outreach. By enabling asynchronous video communication and leveraging AI for personalization, Vidyard influences the broader ecosystem by setting new standards for buyer engagement and digital sales effectiveness[3][5].
Vidyard is well-positioned to continue expanding its influence as video becomes more central to business communications. Future growth will likely be driven by further AI enhancements, deeper integrations with emerging sales and marketing tools, and expansion into new enterprise markets. Trends such as increased demand for personalized, asynchronous communication and data-driven sales enablement will shape Vidyard’s journey. As it evolves, Vidyard may also play a larger role in transforming how companies build trust and accelerate revenue through video, reinforcing its mission to unlock growth through video and AI-powered engagement[2][3][7].
Vidyard was founded in 2011 by Devon Galloway (Founder) and Michael Litt (Founder/CEO).
Vidyard has raised $107.7M in total across 8 funding rounds.
Vidyard's investors include Battery Ventures, Byron Deeter, BMO Capital Partners, Inovia Capital, Export Development Canada, Bain Capital Ventures, Baird Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, Bread and Butter Ventures, High Alpha, IrishAngels, MassMutual Ventures.
Vidyard has raised $107.7M across 8 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $15.0M Other Equity in April 2024.
