Qwiki
Latest round
- Series A
Last raised
- Jan 2011
Total raised
- $8M
Investors
- 4
About Qwiki
Founded in 2009, Qwiki is located in San Francisco, US, and specializes in domain name management. In July 2013, the company was acquired by Yahoo Inc. for USD 50 mn. Qwiki does not operate as a subsidiary of any parent company, nor does it have known subsidiaries.Qwiki primarily offers domain name management services, including registration, sale, and monetization of domain names. Its core product facilitates domain parking, allowing domain owners to display advertisements on unused domains for revenue generation.Qwiki generates revenue through domain name sales, parking services, and related advertisement placements. Transactions may involve purchasing or leasing domain names, structured as direct sales or partnerships with advertising networks. Pricing varies based on the domain's perceived value and demand.While specific details on upcoming products are not provided, Qwiki aims to expand into additional geographic regions to enhance its market presence. Following its acquisition by Yahoo Inc.
Who invested in Qwiki
4 investors across 1 round
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Funding rounds
Series A
Jan 10, 2011
Amount
$8M
Investors
Questions about Qwiki
Who invested in Qwiki?
Qwiki has 4 investors on record across 1 venture round. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Qwiki raised?
Qwiki has raised 1 venture round. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Qwiki last raise money?
Qwiki's most recent round on record is a Series A, in Jan 2011.
What does Qwiki do?
Founded in 2009, Qwiki is located in San Francisco, US, and specializes in domain name management.
Where is Qwiki headquartered?
Qwiki is headquartered in San Francisco, US.
Which VCs invest in companies like Qwiki?
Among active investors with capital left to deploy, Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, Accel and Thrive Capital back information services companies at Qwiki's stage. Their profiles are linked below.
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