Hopin raises £323m in Series D funding co-led by Arena Holdings and Altimeter Capital to scale its platform
The Series D round was co-led by Arena Holdings and Altimeter Capital to support product development and platform growth.
Hopin provides a shared experiences platform that lets organisations host virtual, hybrid and in-person events. The remote-first company operates globally from its London headquarters.
Virtual events platform Hopin has secured £323m in Series D funding to scale its technology and expand its product suites. The financing round was co-led by Arena Holdings and Altimeter Capital, with participation from several new and existing backers.
The capital injection follows a period of rapid expansion for the London-headquartered firm, which has grown its workforce to over 800 employees across 47 countries since early 2020. Hopin plans to direct the new funds towards developing multi-product platform technologies and broadening its offerings for live event organisers.
Alongside organic growth, the company has completed multiple acquisitions over the past year, including Boomset, Attendify, Streamable and jamm, to enhance its hybrid and video capabilities. The latest funding brings its total amount raised past the £1bn mark since February 2020.
From the founder
"Hopin started with the goal of giving people more options for meaningful connection"

Johnny Boufarhat
CEO and Founder at Hopin
Investor perspective
"The pandemic has forever changed how companies and communities interact and connect with their audiences and each other"
Brad Gerstner
Founder and CEO, Altimeter Capital
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Expand into international markets
Investors
Arena Holdings
Brad Gerstner
Altimeter Capital
Adams Street Partners
Untitled Investments
XN

Andreessen Horowitz
DFJ Growth

General Catalyst

GIC
IVP

Northzone

Salesforce Ventures
Slack Fund
Temasek
Tiger Global