Epic for Kids

📍 Redwood City, United States🗓 Founded 2014👥 116 employees💰 Last funded Nov 2019
Designed for unlimited discovery and unmatched safety, Epic is the leading digital reading platform for kids. Reaching more than 50 million children in homes and classrooms, Epic fuels curiosity and reading confidence in kids to explore their interests and learn in a fun, safe, kid-friendly environment. Our award-winning service is built on a collection of 40,000+ popular, high-quality books, audiobooks and videos from 250+ of the world’s best publishers including HarperCollins, Macmillan, Sesame Street, National Geographic Kids and Smithsonian. Epic provides free access to educators and is used by more than 2 million teachers in the classroom. The company was founded by Suren Markosian, founder of several successful technology startups, and Kevin Donahue, former YouTube, Google and Disney executive, with the support of top tier investors and veterans of the children’s publishing industry. It is part of the BYJU’S family of brands, working together to unlock a love of learning around the world. To learn more, visit getepic.com, or follow Epic! on Facebook and Twitter. To learn more about Epic, please visit www.getepic.com.
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Total investors
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Early stage
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Mid stage
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Late stage
2014
Founded
Investor geography2 countries
United States
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Singapore
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Frequently asked questions
Who invested in Epic for Kids?
Epic for Kids has 5 investors on record on gritt.io, including 2 early-stage backers, 3 mid-stage.
When did Epic for Kids last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Epic for Kids recorded on gritt.io was in November 2019.
When was Epic for Kids founded?
Epic for Kids was founded in 2014.
What industry is Epic for Kids in?
Epic for Kids operates in Technology, Information and Internet. Find similar Technology, Information and Internet investors on gritt.io.
Where is Epic for Kids based?
Epic for Kids is headquartered in Redwood City, United States.