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Klaviyo in 2026: Revenue, Valuation, Funding, CEO

Curated by Khrystyna Oleksiienko · Published

Klaviyo is a Boston software company, founded in 2012, that sells email, SMS and customer-service software to consumer brands. It had $1.23 billion of revenue in 2025, expects about $1.54 billion in 2026, and is worth about $5.8 billion on the NYSE. Co-founder Andrew Bialecki and Chano Fernández are co-CEOs.

Company overview

Company
Klaviyo, Inc. (Delaware)
Industry
Software: B2C CRM, email and SMS marketing
Founded
2012
Headquarters
Boston, US
Revenue
$1.23 billion in 2025, up 32%; 2026 guidance $1.537–1.541 billion
Funding stage
Public (NYSE: KVYO) since September 2023; market cap about $5.8 billion (Nov 2026)

Klaviyo at a glance

Question

Answer

As of

Who owns Klaviyo?

Public shareholders; co-founder Andrew Bialecki controls 44.1% of the votes

Apr 2026

Market value

About $5.8 billion (NYSE: KVYO, $20.71 a share)

Nov 6, 2026

Revenue

$1.234 billion in 2025, up 32%; 2026 guidance $1.537–1.541 billion

Nov 2026

Latest quarter

$387.2 million, up 25%, with a small GAAP profit

Q3 2026

Customers

More than 211,000; 4,725 pay over $50,000 a year

Sep 30, 2026

Raised before the IPO

About $778 million in announced rounds; the IPO added $326 million

Sep 2023

Employees

2,368

Dec 31, 2025

CEO

Co-CEOs Andrew Bialecki (co-founder) and Chano Fernández

Since Jan 1, 2026

Founded

2012, in Boston, by Andrew Bialecki and Ed Hallen

2012

Headquarters

125 Summer Street, Boston

Nov 2026

Email format

{first}.{last}@klaviyo.com (95% of known addresses)

Nov 2026

The company is Klaviyo, Inc., incorporated in Delaware in 2012 (SEC). It calls its product a B2C CRM: email, text and WhatsApp messages, push notifications, reviews, customer service and AI agents for consumer brands, built on its own customer database (SEC).

Who owns Klaviyo?

Klaviyo is public, but its co-founders control it. It has two share classes: Series A, traded on the NYSE with one vote each, and Series B, with ten votes each (SEC). As of April 15, 2026, co-CEO Andrew Bialecki held 44.1% of all votes and co-founder Ed Hallen 18.6%; directors and executives together held 64.5% (SEC).

Holder

Share of votes

Note

Andrew Bialecki

44.1%

Co-founder, chair and co-CEO; 48% of Series B

Ed Hallen

18.6%

Co-founder and chief strategy officer

Shopify

17.4%

Counts an option to buy 15.7 million shares at $88.93, far above today’s price

Summit Partners

10.9%

Led the 2019 round

Accomplice

6.4%

Early investor

Table source: Klaviyo’s 2026 proxy statement (SEC). Large fund managers such as Capital International, Vanguard and Fidelity hold Series A shares but have few votes (SEC). Shopify’s stake comes from a 2022 deal: a $100 million investment, warrants, and Klaviyo’s place as the recommended email provider for Shopify Plus merchants (SEC).

What is Klaviyo’s revenue?

$1.234 billion in 2025, up 31.6% from $937.5 million in 2024 (SEC). On November 4, 2026 Klaviyo raised its 2026 forecast to $1.537–1.541 billion, about 25% growth, after third-quarter revenue of $387.2 million, up 25% (SEC). Sales outside the Americas made up 35% of 2025 revenue (SEC).

Year

Revenue

Growth

Source

2026 (guidance)

$1.537–1.541B

About 25%

SEC

2025

$1,234.0M

31.6%

SEC

2024

$937.5M

34.3%

SEC

2023

$698.1M

47.7%

SEC

2022

$472.7M

62.7%

SEC

2021

$290.6M

Not disclosed

SEC

Klaviyo has never published revenue for 2020 or earlier; its IPO filing starts with 2021.

Klaviyo ARR (annual recurring revenue)

Klaviyo doesn’t publish a company-wide ARR figure. It uses ARR, the monthly value of paid subscriptions times twelve, only to count large customers: 4,725 customers paid over $50,000 of ARR on September 30, 2026, up 33% (SEC). Management instead gives revenue run rates: “a nearly $1.5 billion annualized run rate” at the end of June 2026 (SEC). Third-quarter revenue of $387.2 million works out to about $1.55 billion a year; that is our calculation.

Klaviyo MRR (monthly recurring revenue)

Klaviyo doesn’t publish MRR. Third-quarter 2026 revenue of $387.2 million averages about $129 million a month; that is our calculation, not a company figure.

Is Klaviyo profitable?

Barely, under standard accounting, and solidly on an adjusted basis. In the third quarter of 2026 it earned $0.7 million (SEC), after a $31.8 million net loss in 2025 (SEC). Leaving out stock pay, its operating margin was 15% in the quarter, and it generated $200.4 million of free cash flow in 2025 (SEC). Customers spend more over time: net revenue retention was 108% (SEC).

How much is Klaviyo worth?

About $5.8 billion: the stock closed at $20.71 on November 6, 2026 (Stock Analysis). That is well below its IPO. Klaviyo listed on the New York Stock Exchange on September 20, 2023 at $30 a share (Klaviyo), a $9.2 billion valuation (CNBC). The shares ended 2025 at $32.47 (SEC), then hit a record low of $15.51 on May 6, 2026, after first-quarter results and the news that its CFO would leave (Schaeffer’s).

Klaviyo is buying back stock. It spent $500 million under a program announced in March 2026 {src('SEC', EK_BUYBACK)} and completed in October, and authorized another $300 million on November 4, 2026 (SEC).

How much did Klaviyo raise? Funding and IPO

About $778 million across its private rounds, by the announced amounts, then $326 million for the company in the IPO (SEC). The founders ran Klaviyo for three years without venture money (TechCrunch), and had raised only $8.5 million before Summit Partners invested $150 million in 2019 (TechCrunch).

Round

Date

Amount

Lead

Valuation

Source

IPO (NYSE: KVYO)

Sep 20, 2023

$576M in total; $326M to Klaviyo

Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citi

$9.2B

SEC

Strategic investment

Jul 28, 2022

$100M, plus warrants and an option

Shopify

Not disclosed

SEC

Series D

May 18, 2021

$320M

Sands Capital

$9.15B pre-money

Summit

Series C

Nov 17, 2020

$200M

Accel

$4.15B

TechCrunch

Series B

Apr 8, 2019

$150M

Summit Partners

Not disclosed

TechCrunch

Earlier rounds

2015–2017

$8.5M in total

Accomplice and others

Not disclosed

TechCrunch

Filings give a smaller figure. The IPO prospectus says Klaviyo raised “$454.8 million in primary capital” since it was founded (SEC): part of the money in its rounds paid for buying back shares from early holders, including a 2020 tender offer and a 2021 repurchase, so it never stayed in the company (SEC).

What does Klaviyo make? Products

Klaviyo started in 2012 as a database for e-commerce data, then became known for email marketing (TechCrunch). It now sells AI agents for marketing and customer service; email, text, WhatsApp and push messaging; social and reviews; customer service tools; and its data platform (SEC). In February 2025 it renamed the whole product a B2C CRM (Klaviyo).

Date

Launch or acquisition

Source

Sep 9, 2026

Klaviyo Headless: its platform opened to AI agents such as Claude and ChatGPT

Klaviyo

Aug 7, 2026

Acquires the team and technology of Agency AI for $15M

SEC

Aug 2025

Acquires Gatsby, social automation, now Klaviyo Social

SEC

Feb 20, 2025

Klaviyo B2C CRM, adding customer service

Klaviyo

Oct 2022

Acquires Napkin.io, a developer platform

SEC

Jul 28, 2022

Becomes Shopify’s recommended email provider for Shopify Plus

SEC

Klaviyo vs Mailchimp, Braze and HubSpot

Klaviyo’s $1.23 billion of 2025 revenue is about 1.7 times Braze’s $738 million in its year to January 2026 (SEC), and about two-fifths of HubSpot’s $3.1 billion (SEC). Mailchimp belongs to Intuit, which bought it for $12 billion in 2021 (TechCrunch) and doesn’t report its revenue separately. Attentive, its main SMS rival, passed $500 million in ARR in 2024 (Contrary Research); Omnisend says over 150,000 online stores use it (Omnisend).

Who is the CEO of Klaviyo?

Klaviyo has two co-CEOs since January 1, 2026. Co-founder Andrew Bialecki, CEO since 2012 and the board’s chair, focuses on AI and product; Chano Fernández, a former co-CEO of Workday and a Klaviyo director since 2023, runs sales, operations and administration (Klaviyo). Forbes estimates Bialecki’s net worth at about $1.7 billion (Forbes).

Person

Role

Source

Andrew Bialecki

Co-founder, chair and co-CEO; CEO from 2012 to 2025

SEC

Chano Fernández

Co-CEO since January 2026; formerly co-CEO of Workday

SEC

Ed Hallen

Co-founder and chief strategy officer; director

SEC

Erica Smith

Chief financial officer since September 1, 2026; formerly CFO of CyberArk

SEC

Elias Torres

Chief product officer, from the August 2026 Agency acquisition

Klaviyo

Surabhi Gupta

Chief technology officer

Klaviyo

Landon Edmond

Chief legal officer and general counsel since December 2020

SEC

Carmel Galvin

Chief people officer

SEC

Full bios and contact routes: Klaviyo CEOs Andrew Bialecki and Chano Fernández: email, LinkedIn and bio.

Where is Klaviyo based?

Boston. Its headquarters are at 125 Summer Street, 6th Floor, where it leases about 256,600 square feet. It also has offices in San Francisco, Palo Alto, Denver, London, Sydney, Dublin, Singapore and Paris (SEC).

It had 2,368 employees on December 31, 2025, up from 2,182 a year earlier, most of them in the US (SEC). It cut about 3% of staff in the third quarters of both 2025 and 2026 (SEC).

What is Klaviyo’s email format?

Klaviyo staff use {first}.{last}@klaviyo.com, such as maya.chen@klaviyo.com for a fictional Maya Chen: 63 of the 66 staff addresses in Klaviyo’s public code repositories follow it.

Need

Official address

Support

In the app, or the ticket form at klaviyo.com/support; no support inbox

Sales

sales@klaviyo.com, or the demo form

Press

press@klaviyo.com

Investors

ir@klaviyo.com

Phishing and abuse

abuse@klaviyo.com

All patterns, sending domains and official inboxes: Klaviyo email format.

Key events

Date

Event

Nov 4, 2026

Q3 revenue of $387.2M, up 25%; 2026 forecast raised again; new $300M buyback (SEC)

Sep 1, 2026

Erica Smith becomes CFO, succeeding Amanda Whalen (SEC)

May 6, 2026

Shares hit a record low of $15.51 after Q1 results and the CFO’s planned exit (Schaeffer’s)

Mar 2, 2026

Announces a $500M buyback (SEC)

Feb 10, 2026

2025 revenue passes $1.2B, up 32% (SEC)

Jan 1, 2026

Bialecki and Fernández become co-CEOs (SEC)

May 14, 2025

Bialecki sells 11M shares in a public offering, to pay the taxes on exercising options that were about to expire (SEC)

Feb 19, 2025

Reports crossing a $1B revenue run rate (SEC)

Sep 20, 2023

Lists on the NYSE at $30 a share (Klaviyo)

Mar 15, 2023

Cuts about 8% of staff (SEC)

Aug 2022

An attacker uses an employee’s stolen login to download list data from 38 customer accounts (Klaviyo)

Jul 28, 2022

Shopify invests $100M and makes Klaviyo its recommended email provider for Shopify Plus (SEC)

May 18, 2021

Raises $320M at $9.15B (Summit)

Nov 17, 2020

Raises $200M at $4.15B, led by Accel (TechCrunch)

Apr 8, 2019

Raises $150M from Summit Partners, its first big round (TechCrunch)

2012

Founded in Boston by Andrew Bialecki and Ed Hallen (Klaviyo)

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Frequently asked questions

Public shareholders, but co-founder Andrew Bialecki controls 44.1% of the votes and co-founder Ed Hallen 18.6% (April 2026). Shopify, Summit Partners and Accomplice are other large holders.

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