How much funding has VideoSurf raised?

VideoSurf has raised $16.0M in total funding, most recently a Series A round.

Who are VideoSurf's investors?

VideoSurf's investors include Pitango Growth, Microsoft, Verizon Ventures.

Where is VideoSurf headquartered?

VideoSurf is headquartered in San Mateo, California, United States.

What industry is VideoSurf in?

VideoSurf operates in Media, Artificial Intelligence.

VideoSurf

Acquired

Search inside video, not just around it

San Mateo, United States · Founded 2006 · $16.0M raised

Media

Artificial Intelligence

Headquarters: San Mateo, California
Employees: 11–50
Founded: 2006
Business Model: B2C

Website: videosurf.com
Total Funding: $16.0M
Last Round: $16.0M Series AApr 2011
Rounds: 1

About

VideoSurf was a San Mateo-based video search and discovery company founded in 2006 that developed AI and computer vision technology to enable frame-by-frame video search across TV episodes, movies, and web clips. The platform aggregated content from multiple sources, allowing users to search inside video content rather than just relying on metadata or titles. VideoSurf raised $28 million in total funding, including a Series C round in 2011 led by Pitango, with participation from Verizon Ventures. Microsoft acquired VideoSurf in November 2011 for approximately $70–100 million to enhance its Xbox video search capabilities.

Summary

VideoSurf is a Media company based in San Mateo, United States, founded in 2006. It has raised $16.0M in total across 1 round, most recently a $16.0M Series A round in Apr 2011. Investors include Pitango Growth, Microsoft and Verizon Ventures.