Sdui Revenue, Valuation, Funding & Investors

Youdao Inc develops and markets software applications. It engages in developing technologies to provide learning content, applications, and solutions. The firm operates in three segments: Learning services, Smart devices, and Online marketing services. The majority of its revenue comes from the Learning services segment, which generates revenues from online courses, mainly including Youdao Premium Courses, NetEase Cloud Classroom, and China University MOOC. The learning products segment includes sales of smart devices such as the Youdao Dictionary Pen and the Youdao Pocket Translator. Geographically, all of its revenue is generated from the People's Republic of China.

Alef Education Holding Plc is an EdTech company that designs impactful learning experiences for students customized to different curriculums. The company operates in three segments: The Education solution segment, which provides customers the right of access to the Group’s learning platform. The Support and services segment includes ancillary services such as IT infrastructure setup and maintenance support and services, and the Financial investments segment pertains to the maintenance of the investment portfolio for returns based on market dynamics. The majority of its revenue is generated from the Education solution segment.

East Buy Holding Ltd is a live-streaming platform that focuses on selecting premium products for customers. The company operates in three reportable segments: Private Label Products and Livestreaming E-Commerce, College Education, and Institutional Customers. The majority of its revenue comes from private label products and the direct e-commerce segment, i.e., direct online commerce with private label products sold to individual customers and providing commission services.

Stride Inc is an American online educational company. It offers alternative programs to traditional on-campus schooling. It also operates state-funded virtual charter schools around the United States. The educational programs for K-12 students are usually monitored by parents and provide virtual classroom environments where teachers meet with students online, by phone, or in-person. The company's contractual agreements with various school districts to offer its curriculum programs provide a majority of the company's revenue. The company lines of business are Managed Public School Programs, Institutional and Private Pay Schools and Other.

Paper is a New York-based edtech platform connecting K-12 students with live tutors for math, science, and English. Certified educators provide on-demand video sessions and feedback on homework via its app, serving over 100 school districts including New York City public schools. Founded in 2014, it partners with Khan Academy for supplemental resources and offers college counseling modules.

LEAD School is a Mumbai-based EdTech provider transforming affordable K-12 private schools in India through its integrated technology platform. The system digitizes curriculum delivery, teacher training, and assessments for over 3,000 partner schools serving 400,000 students from low and middle-income families. LEAD supplies textbooks, digital content, and vendor-sourced resources while tracking learning outcomes via AI-driven analytics. Founded in 2012, the company operates primarily in Maharashtra and expands to 10 Indian states.

Panorama Education is a Boston-based edtech company providing survey and analytics platforms for K-12 districts. Founded in 2012, it serves 1,500 U.S. school systems including Los Angeles Unified, collecting feedback from 20 million students and staff yearly. The SaaS tool analyzes climate, SEL, and teacher practice data, integrating with SIS like PowerSchool for actionable insights on equity and growth.

GoGuardian is a Chromebook management platform equipping educators with tools to safeguard students online and optimize device usage in classrooms. Deployed in over 25 million devices across U.S. school districts, it filters harmful content, blocks distractions, and provides real-time insights into student activity. Analytics dashboards track engagement patterns, while administrative controls enforce policies during lessons, supporting personalized instruction in K-12 environments from its San Diego headquarters.

Class Technologies is a New York-headquartered edtech firm that integrates its virtual classroom software with Zoom Meetings. Class for Zoom facilitates attendance tracking, assignment distribution, quizzes, grading, exam proctoring, and one-on-one student consultations for K-12 and higher education. Launched in 2020, the platform supports breakout rooms and interactive whiteboards, serving thousands of schools worldwide including districts in the United States and Canada.

Amplify Education is a New York-headquartered edtech company offering K-12 curriculum and assessment programs in English language arts, mathematics, and science. Its programs include core literacy solutions aligned with the science of reading, supplemental math tools, and hands-on science kits. Used in thousands of U.S. schools, Amplify's web-based platform provides real-time data analytics and instructional resources to personalize learning for diverse student needs.

Classplus is a Gurgaon-headquartered SaaS platform tailored for coaching institutes in India. It integrates video lecture distribution, fee collection via UPI and cards, messaging, and online quizzes into a mobile-first app. The service supports over 10,000 institutes managing millions of students, handling live classes, doubt resolution, and attendance tracking. Classplus facilitates hybrid learning models with offline access to recorded content.

Founded in 1981, Blackbaud provides software solutions designed to serve the "social good" community, including nonprofits, foundations, corporations, educational institutions, healthcare institutions, and individual change agents. Through M&A and organic product development efforts, the company has also moved into related areas outside core fundraising, notably into K-12 schools. The firm enables more than $100 billion in donations annually across a customer base in excess of 40,000 customers in over 100 countries.

Kajabi is an Irvine, California-based e-commerce platform that gives knowledge entrepreneurs the tools to create and sell online courses, memberships, coaching, and digital products, along with websites, email marketing, payment processing, and community management. Founded in 2010, the company was bootstrapped and profitable for its first decade before raising outside capital. Kajabi's customer base has generated billions of dollars in gross merchandise volume through the platform, and the company has expanded its offering through acquisitions such as Vibely, a creator-community platform integrated as Kajabi Communities.

Cengage Learning Holdings II Inc is an educational technology, content, and services company operating in the higher education, professional, K-12, English language teaching (ELT) and library spaces. It has five reportable segments on the basis of products and customers provided by each segment: Cengage Academic (U.S. Higher Education, International Higher Education, and Secondary Education), Cengage Work (ed2go and Infosec), Research, ELT, and Other (Australia K-12 and Milady). Research, ELT, and Other are reported together as a core business unit titled Cengage Select.

Raise Financial Services is a technology firm building platforms for trading, investing, and financial education targeted at informed consumers. It operates Dhan, a brokerage platform for stock and derivatives trading, and Upsurge.club, an online learning portal covering equity research and portfolio management. The company maintains a presence in India with offices in Mumbai. Raise Financial Services supports user growth through mobile and web applications that integrate real-time market data and educational resources.

growV delivers educational services leveraging learning technology for enhanced student outcomes.

Mesh is a Boston-based messaging platform designed for higher education institutions. Dubbed Slack for campuses, it fosters student-faculty-staff collaboration through channels, direct messages, and event integrations with Canvas and Blackboard. Adopted by 100 colleges including Northeastern University, Mesh supports 500,000 users with file sharing and polling features. Launched in 2019, the company emphasizes data privacy under FERPA standards.