Pear Deck Competitors and Similar CompaniesClear all

Pear Deck's competitors and similar companies include Quizlet, Brainscape, Kahoot! and Zuoyebang.

	Pear Deck Pear Deck is a company that provides education tools designed for teaching and learning experiences.	Quizlet Quizlet develops and builds learning tools for students and teachers worldwide.	Brainscape Creating a smarter world by simplifying and accelerating the learning process.	Kahoot! Kahoot! is a company that develops a game-based learning platform.	Zuoyebang Zuoyebang (作业帮成立) is a company that develops a web and mobile learning platform designed to assist K12 students.
Founding Date	Founding Date 2014	Founding Date 2005	Founding Date 2011	Founding Date 2012	Founding Date 2015
Type	Type Subsidiary	Type Private	Type Private	Type Subsidiary	Type Private
Tags	Tags Technology application software edtech e-learning k12 platform	Tags Education Technology	Tags Education Technology edtech platform tech learning	Tags Technology application software edtech platform	Tags Technology edtech e-learning k12 platform
Locations	Locations El Segundo, US HQ	Locations San Francisco, US HQ London, GB Denver, US New York, US	Locations US HQ	Locations Oslo, NO HQ Austin, US	Locations Guangzhou, CN HQ Guangzhou, CN
Employees	Employees 1482% increase	Employees 5642% decrease	Employees 383% decrease	Employees 5051% increase	Employees 1,420
Valuation ($)	Valuation ($) N/A	Valuation ($) 1 b	Valuation ($) N/A	Valuation ($) N/A	Valuation ($) 6.5 b
Operating ⚠
Monthly Active Users	Monthly Active Users N/A	Monthly Active Users 50 m (May, 2020)	Monthly Active Users N/A	Monthly Active Users N/A	Monthly Active Users 170 m (Jun, 2020)
Funding
Latest funding round	Latest funding round N/A	Latest funding round $ 30m (about 6 years ago)	Latest funding round $ 2m (over 11 years ago)	Latest funding round N/A	Latest funding round $ 1.6b (over 5 years ago)
Total funding raised	Total funding raised $ 5.2m	Total funding raised $ 62m	Total funding raised $ 2m	Total funding raised $ 301.8m	Total funding raised $ 2.9b