Render (Software Development Applications)

Software Development Applications · San Francisco, CA · Founded 2018 · Privately Held (backing)

Developer of a cloud infrastructure platform designed to enable developers to deploy and scale applications and AI agents to production environments. Render (Software Development Applications) is based in San Francisco, CA and was founded in 2018. It was valued at $1.5 billion at its later-stage round in Feb 2026, the last priced event on record. It has raised $259 million across 2 recorded rounds; the latest was a $100 million Series C in Feb 2026.

PMV mark · valuation
$1.5B
Oct 2026
Priced at
its later-stage round
Feb 2026
Total raised
$259.0M
Last round
Later Stage VC (Series C)
Feb 2026

Render (Software Development Applications) key facts

as of Oct 2026
  • Developer of a cloud infrastructure platform designed to enable developers to deploy and scale applications and AI agents to production environments.
  • Render (Software Development Applications) is valued at approximately $1.5B as of Oct 2026, set at its later-stage round, Feb 2026; nothing has traded since, per PrivateMarketView’s mark.
  • It has raised $259.0M across 2 recorded rounds; the latest was Later Stage VC (Series C) ($100.0M) in Feb 2026.
  • Notable investors include General Catalyst, Bessemer Venture Partners, Coatue Management, Abstract Ventures, South Park Commons — 15 tracked in total.
  • Status: Privately Held (backing).
PrivateMarketView mark
MEDIUM confidence
$1.5B

Valued at $1.5B at its later-stage round, Feb 2026. Nothing has traded since.

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Render (Software Development Applications) funding rounds

2 rounds
Feb 2026Later Stage VC (Series C)$100.0M▮
Jan 2025Later Stage VC (Series C)$80.0M▮

Render (Software Development Applications) valuation

Render (Software Development Applications) was valued at $1.5 billion at its later-stage round in Feb 2026. That is the last priced event on record: no secondary trade or institutional fund mark has moved the figure since.

How much has Render (Software Development Applications) raised?

Render (Software Development Applications) has raised $259 million in total; 2 of its rounds are on record. The largest on record was an $80 million Series C in Jan 2025; the most recent was a $100 million Series C in Feb 2026.

Render (Software Development Applications) investors

15 investors are on record for Render (Software Development Applications), including General Catalyst, Bessemer Venture Partners, Coatue Management and Abstract Ventures. By type, the record holds 8 venture capital firms, 1 angel investor and 1 private equity firm. The Series C in Feb 2026 drew 4 investors.

Comparable companies

Comparable software development applications names by valuation on PrivateMarketView: Enya Labs ($1.5 billion), Harmonic (Software Development Applications) ($1.4 billion) and LiveKit ($1 billion).

About Render (Software Development Applications)

Developer of a cloud infrastructure platform designed to enable developers to deploy and scale applications and AI agents to production environments. The company's platform offers native-language runtimes, infrastructure-as-code, private networking, autoscaling, managed Postgres databases, background workers, preview environments, integrated monitoring, and zero-downtime deploys, enabling software developers and engineering teams to build, deploy, and operate applications and agent workflows without managing the underlying infrastructure.

Industry
Software Development Applications
Sector
Information Technology
HQ
San Francisco, CA, United States
Founded
2018
Employees
158
Ownership
Privately Held (backing)

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