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Clubhouse
Social audio app for live voice rooms, creator conversations, and drop-in networking.
Stage
growth
Status
private
Coverage
full
Why Clubhouse is interesting
Pandemic-era social audio phenomenon peaked at millions of users — a16z led multiple rounds with Tiger Global joining the Series C at ~$4B valuation.
Key facts
- Series C (2021): led by a16z at ~$4B valuation; Tiger Global participated (TechCrunch)
- Co-investors: DST Global named in press but not in VCT directory
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Industries
Consumer Media & Entertainment
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Related funding articles
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FAQs about Clubhouse
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
Clubhouse is a social audio app where users join live voice rooms hosted by creators, experts, or friends — listening in or raising a hand to speak in real-time conversations.
Andreessen Horowitz (see /fund/andreessen-horowitz) led multiple rounds including the Series C at roughly $4B valuation. Tiger Global (see /fund/tiger-global-management) joined the Series C in 2021.
Series C (2021) at ~$4B valuation was the last major disclosed round. The company remains private.
Clubhouse defined the social audio wave during the pandemic — proving live voice could drive engagement, though platform copycats and post-lockdown habits reduced its peak momentum.
No — Clubhouse remains a private company, though its user base and cultural prominence have declined from 2021 peaks.
Last updated: 2026-07-24