Peek Valuation, Funding & Investors

Peek is valued at $590M as of November 2025.

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Last Peek valuation

$590M

Series D · Nov 2025

Last Peek funding round

$70M

Series D · Nov 2025

Cumulative funding Peek raised

$189M

across 6 funding rounds

Key investors in Peek

  • Eric Schmidt
  • Jack Dorsey
  • Great Oaks Venture Capital
  • Paul English
  • Goldman Sachs Asset Management
  • Cathay Innovation

Peek Overview

About Peek

Peek powers online reservations and management for experiences and attractions worldwide. The San Francisco-headquartered platform handles bookings, payments, dynamic pricing, waivers, communications, and analytics for operators of tours, museums, aquariums, and events. Its Peek.com marketplace lists thousands of activities while recent acquisitions of ACME Ticketing and Connect&GO add ticketing, RFID tracking, memberships, and on-site tools. Clients encompass MoMA, Whitney Museum, Seattle Aquarium, Bryant Park, Looping Group, and Museum of Ice Cream.


Founded

2012

HQ

United StatesSan Francisco, CA

Website

peek.com

Status

Privately held

Customer focus

B2B & B2C

Revenue model

Subscription, Commission

Valuation

$590M (Nov 2025)

Peek Valuation

Peek is currently valued at $590M, based on its Series D in November 2025.

The $70M round was led by Springcoast Capital Partners, with participation from Jack Dorsey, Paul English, Eric Schmidt, Westcap and Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

Peek's valuation has grown 22x from $27M at its Series A in March 2014 to $590M in November 2025, across 3 priced rounds.

Peek valuation by funding round

Peek valuation by funding round
DateStageValuation
Nov 2025Series D$590M
Jul 2016Series A$118M
Mar 2014Series A$27M

Peek Funding History

Peek has raised a total of $189M across 6 funding rounds.

Peek's first fundraising round was a $500K seed round in April 2013. The most recent completed round was a $70M Series D in November 2025.

Peek funding rounds

Peek funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Nov 2025Series DSpringcoast Capital Partners (lead); Jack Dorsey; Paul English; Eric Schmidt; Westcap; Goldman Sachs Asset Management$70M$590MPeek is an operating system for the global experiences industry, providing software for booking and managing tours, activities, and events. It raised $70 million in a Series D round in November 2025 led by Springcoast Capital Partners, with participation from Eric Schmidt, Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Jack Dorsey, Paul English, and Westcap. The funding aims to expand AI capabilities, enhance the experiences platform, and support further growth following prior rounds including a $80M Series C in 2021. Springcoast Partners, the lead investor, closed its inaugural Fund I at $525 million (with $750 million including co-investments) in early 2026 and lists Peek among its portfolio companies alongside Acronis, Egnyte, Nanit, and Overhaul. The firm targets scaled software companies typically generating $30+ million in annual recurring revenues, making minority growth investments of $25-100+ million. Peek's total funding reached approximately $189.9 million across rounds, strengthening its market position. Peek also acquired ACME and Connect&GO around the raise to bolster its offerings.
Nov 2021Series CWestcap (lead); Manta Ray Ventures; Jack Dorsey; 3L Capital; Paul English; Eric Schmidt; Presight Capital; I2BF Global Ventures; Goldman Sachs Asset Management; Cathay Innovation$80M-Peek.com is a San Francisco-based experiences booking software and marketplace platform that provides operators with tools to manage and grow their businesses while offering consumers access to activities like skydiving and cooking classes. The company announced an $80 million Series C funding round on November 23, 2021, led by WestCap with participation from Goldman Sachs Asset Management, 3L Capital, Cathay Innovation, I2BF Global Ventures, Manta Ray Ventures, and Apeiron, alongside earlier investors including Jack Dorsey, Eric Schmidt, and Paul English. This brought Peek's total funding to over $100 million since its founding nine years prior. Peek plans to use the capital to triple its employee headcount to around 450, expand engineering and support teams, develop new revenue-driving tools and features, and grow distribution partnerships to capitalize on the post-pandemic travel recovery. The round, originally pitched at $60 million, increased to $80 million, reflecting strong investor confidence in the travel sector. CEO Ruzwana Bashir noted the company's profitability and substantial valuation growth, though specifics were not disclosed, and emphasized WestCap's expertise in scaling marketplace and travel businesses like Airbnb and Hopper. By the time of the round, Peek had facilitated nearly $2 billion in bookings, primarily in North America, and served 35 million customers, with businesses using its technology reporting a 30% revenue increase. The platform had helped thousands of travel and local operators digitize and survive the pandemic, positioning it to meet surging 2022 demand. Peek attracted talent from Uber, Kayak, Expedia, and SeatGeek, operating as a remote-first company.
Jun 2018Series BCathay Innovation (lead); R136 Ventures; Jack Dorsey; Paul English; Launchbay Capital; Eric Schmidt; Geoff Donaker; I2BF Global Ventures; Pete Flint; NaHCO3; Manta Ray$23M-Peek is a software platform that helps travel and experience businesses sell activities, process payments, market their services, manage reviews, and more, powering bookings for experiences in the U.S., Mexico, Paris, London, and beyond. The company positioned itself to digitize the analog travel activities sector, similar to infrastructure built in other industries a decade earlier, with unit economics described as highly profitable amid a growth focus. In June 2018, Peek raised $23 million in a Series B round led by Cathay Innovation, with participation from existing backers including ex-Yelp COO Geoff Donaker, Kayak founder Paul English, I2BF Global Ventures, Manta Ray, and prominent angels like Pete Flint (Trulia founder), Eric Schmidt (former Google chairman), and Jack Dorsey (Twitter CEO). This followed a $10 million round two years prior, bringing total funding to $40 million at that point. The round aimed to accelerate growth and expand into new markets, coinciding with a partnership with Google. Peek continued raising capital later, including an $80 million Series C in November 2021 from WestCap and Goldman Sachs Asset Management (with some overlapping investors), passing $2 billion in bookings from 35 million customers by then, and a $70 million Series D in November 2025 led by Springcoast Capital Partners to expand AI capabilities.
Jul 2016Series APete Flint (lead); Kleiner Perkins; Jack Dorsey; Eric Schmidt; Great Oaks Venture Capital; David Bonderman; Halogen Ventures; Carl Sparks$10M$118MPeek is a travel experiences platform that raised $39.26 million in a Series B funding round on July 28, 2016. The round was led by Pete Flint with participation from Carl Sparks, David Bonderman, Eric Schmidt, Gigi Pritzker, Jack Dorsey, Michael Pucker, and Ray Lane. Post-money valuation reached $118.1 million. This followed earlier rounds including a $10 million Series A in July 2016 led by Pete Flint, a $5 million Series A in March 2014, and seed rounds in 2012 and 2013, bringing total funding to over $189 million by later stages.
Mar 2014Series AMontage Ventures (lead); Todd Kimmel (lead); Expansion Venture Capital; Rivet Ventures; Velos Partners; Great Oaks Venture Capital; Raj Sandhu$5M$27MPeek is a travel activity startup that connects travelers with bookable experiences such as tours and events through its online platform and iPhone app. It offers real-time inventory, payment processing, and scheduling for vendors, while providing tools like Peek Professional for operators to manage bookings and embed widgets on their sites. The company expanded to 19 locations and signed up thousands of activity vendors within its first year. In March 2014, Peek raised a $5 million Series A round led by Montage Ventures and Todd Kimmel, with participation from investors including Brad Gerstner, Jeff Fluhr, and others such as Orbitz and prior backers like Jack Dorsey, Innovation Endeavors, SV Angel, and Khosla Ventures. The post-money valuation was $26.63 million. Proceeds supported scaling operations, expanding to new destinations, adding activities, launching on more platforms, and enhancing merchant tools. At the time, Peek had 25 employees and aimed to rapidly increase locations and activities, bridging offline vendors without websites to online bookings.
Apr 2013SeedSV Angel; Jack Dorsey; Montage Ventures; Khosla Ventures; Eric Schmidt; NFX; Great Oaks Venture Capital; David Bonderman; CAA Ventures$500K--

Who has invested in Peek?

32 investors have backed Peek across its funding rounds, including Eric Schmidt, Jack Dorsey, Great Oaks Venture Capital, Paul English, Goldman Sachs Asset Management and Cathay Innovation.

Lead investors include Springcoast Capital Partners, Westcap, Cathay Innovation, Pete Flint, Montage Ventures and 1 other investor.


Peek Investors

Investors in Peek by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
Jack DorseyUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA5ParticipantApr 2013
Eric SchmidtUnited StatesNew York City, NY5ParticipantApr 2013
Paul EnglishUnited StatesBoston, MA3ParticipantJun 2018
Great Oaks Venture CapitalUnited StatesNew York City, NY3ParticipantApr 2013
Montage VenturesUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA2LeadApr 2013
David BondermanUnited StatesAustin, TX2ParticipantApr 2013
I2BF Global VenturesUnited StatesNew York City, NY2ParticipantJun 2018
Pete FlintUnited StatesUnited States2LeadJul 2016
WestcapCanadaCanada2LeadNov 2021
Goldman Sachs Asset ManagementUnited StatesNew York City, NY2ParticipantNov 2021
Cathay InnovationUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA2LeadJun 2018
Expansion Venture CapitalUnited StatesNew York City, NY1ParticipantMar 2014
Manta Ray VenturesUnited KingdomLondon1ParticipantNov 2021

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Acquisitions by Peek

Peek has acquired 2 companies to date.

Last acquisition by Peek was on November 20th 2025. Peek acquired Connect&GO for undisclosed valuation.


Latest Acquisitions by Peek

Connect&GO
Acme Technologies
Description
Connect&GO is a Montreal-based leader in RFID solutions for the entertainment industry, deploying cashless payments, access control, and experiential modules at festivals and theme parks. Its platform supports events like Coachella and Six Flags, processing millions of transactions annually through wristbands and apps. The company operates in North America, Europe, and Asia.
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HQ CountryCanadaUnited States
HQ City
Montreal
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Deal Date20 Nov 202520 Nov 2025
Valuationundisclosedundisclosed
EV/Revenue
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Peek Competitors

Peek competitors include listed companies like eDreams ODIGEO, trivago and On The Beach Group, and private ones like Hurb, Zumper and Good Choice Company.

Public and private companies comparable to Peek
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
HurbBrazilRio de JaneiroPrivate--$546M-
eDreams ODIGEOSpainSpainPublicly listed$770M$161M$517M1.1x
ZumperUnited StatesSan Francisco, CAPrivate$5M-$500M-
trivagoGermanyGermanyPublicly listed$632M$13M$460M0.5x
Good Choice CompanySouth KoreaSeoulPrivate--$972M-
On The Beach GroupUnited KingdomUnited KingdomPublicly listed$163M$48M$330M2.5x

Peek Public Comps

Peek is still privately-owned, but its public comps include Hypoport, Nerdwallet, Maoyan Entertainment, Cars.com, DIP, eDreams ODIGEO, Hemnet, Wirtualna Polska, trivago and Gloo.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
Hypoport$694M$78M0.8x0.8x6.9x6.8x
Nerdwallet$837M$112M0.6x0.6x4.7x3.6x
Maoyan Entertainment$691M$124M0.1x0.1x0.7x1.0x
Cars.com$723M$157M1.4x1.4x6.5x4.8x
DIP$353M$85M1.5x1.5x6.1x7.4x
eDreams ODIGEO$770M$161M1.1x1.1x5.4x5.3x
Hemnet$156M$78M4.8x5.2x9.6x11.1x
Wirtualna Polska$585M$102M1.4x1.3x8.1x5.6x

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Common questions about Peek

When was Peek founded?Peek was founded in 2012.
Where is Peek headquartered?Peek is headquartered in San Francisco, CA, United States.
Is Peek publicly listed?No, Peek is a private, VC-backed company.
What is Peek's valuation?Peek was last valued at $590M in its Series D in November 2025.
How much funding has Peek raised?Peek has raised $189M across 6 funding rounds.
What was Peek's last funding round?Peek's last funding round was a $70M Series D in November 2025, led by Springcoast Capital Partners.
Who are Peek's investors?Peek's investors include Jack Dorsey, Eric Schmidt, Paul English, Great Oaks Venture Capital, Montage Ventures, David Bonderman, I2BF Global Ventures, Pete Flint, Westcap, Goldman Sachs Asset Management and 22 others.
Which companies are comparable to Peek?Companies comparable to Peek include Hurb, eDreams ODIGEO, Zumper, trivago, Good Choice Company and On The Beach Group.
How many companies has Peek acquired?Peek has acquired 2 companies, including Connect&GO and Acme Technologies.

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