PowerSchool Competitors and Similar CompaniesClear all

PowerSchool's competitors and similar companies include 17 Education & Technology Group, McGraw-Hill Education and Carnegie Learning.

	PowerSchool PowerSchool Holdings is a company that develops cloud-based software for K-12 education.	17 Education & Technology Group 17 Education & Technology Group (17EdTech) is an education technology company with an “in-school + after-school” integrated model.	McGraw-Hill Education McGraw Hill is an education company that develops a digital learning platform.	Carnegie Learning Carnegie Learning is a provider of K–12 education technology, curriculum, and professional learning solutions.
Founding Date	Founding Date 1997	Founding Date 2012	Founding Date 1888	Founding Date 1998
Type	Type Private	Type Public	Type Private	Type Subsidiary
Tags	Tags Technology edtech enterprise software k12 learning management platform	Tags Education Technology edtech e-learning k12 learning management platform	Tags Technology edtech learning management mobile app platform	Tags Technology application software edtech k12 learning management platform
Locations	Locations Folsom, US HQ Bengaluru, IN Bengaluru, IN Roanoke, US	Locations Beijing, CN HQ	Locations New York, US HQ Sydney, AU Whitby, CA Beijing, CN Bogotá, CO Hong Kong, HK Ghaziabad, IN see more	Locations Pittsburgh, US HQ
Employees	Employees 3,56310% increase	Employees 340	Employees 7,3891% increase	Employees 869
Financial
Revenue (est.)	Revenue (est.) $697.7m (FY, 2023)	Revenue (est.) ¥106m (FY, 2025)	Revenue (est.) $2.1b (FY, 2023)	Revenue (est.) N/A
Cost of goods	Cost of goods $283.9m (FY, 2023)	Cost of goods ¥45.4m (FY, 2025)	Cost of goods N/A	Cost of goods N/A
Gross profit	Gross profit $413.8m (FY, 2023)	Gross profit ¥60.6m (FY, 2025)	Gross profit N/A	Gross profit N/A
Net income	Net income ($39.1m) (FY, 2023)	Net income (¥154.4m) (FY, 2025)	Net income N/A	Net income N/A
Funding
Total funding raised	Total funding raised $ 31.5m	Total funding raised $ 585m	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised $ 14m