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gamma.appadded 2026-09-02
Strong capital discipline: only ~$90M raised total to reach 70M users and $100M+ ARR — capital efficiency among the best in AI SaaS↗ Employee liquidity on record

Worth-Joining Index · Scorecard

v2.1 ALPHA · 2026-08

Career Score

82/100

Coverage

100%

Verified

50%

Stage cohort

Growth

Vibe Check

🎪 community voting coming soon

Momentum
12.8/16
Efficiency
18.5/20
Backing
6.5/8
Market
7.7/11
Product
8.8/11
Upside
13/16

Latest valuation

$2.1B (Series B, 2025-11)

Series B · 2025-11

ARR

~$100M ARR

Total raised

~$90M total raised

as of 2025-11

Team size

~50 employees

figures vary
AI办公演示文稿生成式设计Founded · 2020Stage · Growth (Series B)HQ · San FranciscoSize · ~50 employees

Traction · Key numbers

ARR~$100M ARR (2025-11)Founder-reported figure covered by TechCrunch Publicly verifiableas of 2025-11
ARR增长~3.3x YoY (from $30.5M end-2024 to ~$102M end-2025)Derived from reported 2024 year-end ARR vs 2025 ARR milestone~ 3rd-party estimateas of 2025-11
Users~70M users, ~50 employees Company-claimedas of 2025-11
Valuation pace~$90M total raised, reaching $2.1B valuation at Nov 2025 Series B Publicly verifiableas of 2025-11

Funding

Total raised

~$90M total raised

Rounds

2

Valuation pace

From Series A

B

$68M

Series B · 2025-11 · valuation $2.1B post (Series B, 2025-11) · led by Andreessen Horowitz

With: Accel, Uncork Capital, South Park Commons, Hustle Fund · Included a $20M secondary offering giving early employees liquidity

A

$12M

Series A · 2024 · led by Accel

Strong capital discipline: only ~$90M raised total to reach 70M users and $100M+ ARR — capital efficiency among the best in AI SaaS

A 50-person team supporting nine-figure ARR and tens of millions of users implies exceptional headcount leverage, but also almost zero organizational slack

a16z leading the Series B at a $2.1B valuation is a confirmation bet made after PMF was already proven by the numbers, not a speculative early bet

Founders

Grant Lee CEO

Stanford MS in mechanical engineering; worked in strategic finance and interim CFO at Optimizely, then COO at ClearBrain (acquired by Amplitude)

James Fox Co-founder

Former Optimizely colleague; co-founded Gamma with Grant Lee in 2020

Jon Noronha Co-founder

Former Optimizely colleague; co-founded Gamma with Grant Lee in 2020

Reality · Working here

H1B / PERMUnknown
Remote policyUnknown
Comp modelUnknown
GlassdoorUnknown — work here? Help us fill this in →
Equity liquidity$20M secondary offering for early employee liquidity as part of Series B (2025-11)Part of the $68M Series B round Publicly verifiableas of 2025-11
Hiring statusUnknown

Signals & Risks

CompetitorsCanvaBeautiful.aiTomeMicrosoft PowerPoint
ValuationRoughly $90M total raised for a $2.1B valuation — future rounds or an IPO demand sustained hypergrowth
CompetitionCanva, Tome, and Microsoft PowerPoint are all adding AI generation features — a crowded space where incumbents have far more resources
Key-person/scaleOnly ~50 employees support 70M users and $100M+ ARR — organizational and product stability under further scaling is a risk

Editorial ✎

Good fit for

· Full-stack or AI product engineers who thrive in a small-team, high-leverage setup — there's no big-company division of labor cushion here

· Product or design-minded candidates with taste for generative content tools, who can push AI output quality to something people actually ship

· People who want direct ownership of business outcomes — 50 people serving 70M users means every hire has outsized leverage

Not for

· Candidates who need a large team, clearly bounded functions, and mature process support — Gamma's current org density can't yet support that structure

· Anyone anxious about being feature-copied by giants — Canva, Tome, and Microsoft PowerPoint are all racing to add similar AI generation, so this means sustained close-quarters competition

Ask in the interview

1. Now that Microsoft has embedded Copilot directly into PowerPoint for slide generation, what specifically is Gamma's moat — retention curves, enterprise stickiness, or something else?

2. With 50 people supporting 70M users, is the next hiring priority infra/reliability, or continued growth-team expansion?

3. Past $100M ARR, what's the paid conversion rate and enterprise customer mix — is growth coming from new users or deeper usage from existing ones?

Data changelog

Community corrections → editorial review → applied, fully on the record

2026-09-02
股权流动性 / tender 记录 filled in as $20M secondary offering for early employee liquidity as part of Series B (2025-11)

data as of 2025-11 · Source: TechCrunch

Publicly verifiable
2026-09-02
最近一轮领投机构 filled in as Andreessen Horowitz

data as of 2025-11 · Source: TechCrunch

Publicly verifiable
2026-09-02
最近一轮估值 filled in as $2.1B post (Series B, 2025-11)

data as of 2025-11 · Source: TechCrunch

Publicly verifiable
2026-09-02
累计融资额 filled in as ~$90M total raised

data as of 2025-11 · Source: TechCrunch

Publicly verifiable
2026-09-02
团队规模 filled in as ~50 employees

data as of 2025-11 · Source: TechCrunch

Publicly verifiable
2026-09-02
ARR / 年化收入 filled in as ~$100M ARR (2025-11)

data as of 2025-11 · Source: TechCrunch

Publicly verifiable
2026-09-02
收入增速 filled in as ~3.3x YoY (from $30.5M end-2024 to ~$102M end-2025)

data as of 2025-11 · Source: Sacra / press coverage

~ 3rd-party estimate
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