United States · Who invested in 1000memories?
1000memories's investors include Y Combinator, Founder Collective, SV Angel, Greylock and Felicis, and 8 more on record.
20102011
$15KSeed$2.5MSeries A
United States · Series A startup
Who invested in 1000memories
Funding summaryUpdated 26 Oct 2026
$2.5Mraised across 2 rounds since 2010, from 2 sources
$15KSeed$2.5MSeries A
- Latest round
- Series A, $2.5MFeb 2011
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- Investors
- 13
The funding story
Each circle is a round, placed by date and sized by amount. The line above is the running total.
- First round
- Seed, $15K Jan 2010
- Biggest round
- $2.5M Series A · Feb 2011
- Between rounds
- 14 months from the last two
The rounds
- Feb 2011Series A$2.5M11 new2 returning
Y Combinator
SV Angel
Greylock
Felicis
Founder Collective
Floodgate
Cota Capital- Ron Conway
- Paul Buchheit
Signatures Capital- Keith Rabois
Chris Sacca
Caterina Fake
Reported by techcrunch.com
- Jan 2010
Who was in which round
The busiest backers across the latest rounds. A filled square is a round they joined; a dark one, a round they led.
The exit
ExitBuyerPriceWhen
AcquiredAncestryundisclosedOct 2012
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Quick answers about 1000memories
How much has 1000memories raised?
1000memories has raised $2.5M across 2 rounds since 2010.
When did 1000memories last raise?
1000memories's most recent round was a Series A of $2.5M in Feb 2011.
What was 1000memories's biggest round?
Its most recent round, $2.5M in Feb 2011, is also its largest on record.
Who backed 1000memories first?
1000memories's first round on record, in Jan 2010, was backed by Y Combinator and Founder Collective.
What stage is 1000memories at?
1000memories's latest named round is a Series A, in Feb 2011.
Where is 1000memories based?
1000memories is based in the United States.
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