How much funding has Karate Labs raised?

Karate Labs has raised $500K in total funding, most recently a Convertible Note round.

Who are Karate Labs's investors?

Karate Labs's investors include Y Combinator Continuity Fund, Uncorrelated Ventures.

When was Karate Labs founded?

Karate Labs was founded in 2021.

Where is Karate Labs headquartered?

Karate Labs is headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, United States.

What industry is Karate Labs in?

Karate Labs operates in Developer Tools, SaaS.

How many employees does Karate Labs have?

Karate Labs has 1-10 employees.

Karate Labs

Open-source API & UI test automation

Wilmington, United States · Founded 2021 · $500K raised

Developer Tools

SaaS

YC W22

Headquarters: Wilmington, Delaware
Employees: 1–10
Founded: 2021
Business Model: B2B

Website: karatelabs.io
Total Funding: $500K
Last Round: $500K Convertible Note
Rounds: 1

About

Karate is an open-source unified test automation platform combining API testing, API performance testing, API mocks & UI testing. 1.5 million monthly downloads, used by 500+ companies including 76 of the Fortune 500, are a testimony of Karate removing friction from the developer experience (DX). We did this by making it exceptionally simple to write tests (low code), simulating end-user workflows accurately, re-using API tests as performance tests, parallel execution, and collaboration via Git. Staying true to Karate’s “LOCAL-FIRST” approach (user data remains within the customer's firewall, ensuring security and addressing any concerns), we launched the official Karate plugins (IntelliJ and VS Code) for frictionless onboarding, simplified installations, configuration, and maintenance. Our plugins include all Karate open-source features, including exploring of APIs, and premium features (testing for Async APIs, API documentation, API data importer and more).

Summary

Karate Labs is a Developer Tools company based in Wilmington, United States, founded in 2021. It has raised $500K in total across 1 round. Investors include Y Combinator Continuity Fund and Uncorrelated Ventures.