Replit is a cloud-based platform for software development and deployment that lets users write, run, and share code directly in a web browser, using an online editor and IDE with real-time collaboration and project management. It runs code in the browser or the cloud and provides tools for writing, executing, and debugging, along with AI-powered coding assistance across many programming languages. Everything operates in the browser with built-in collaboration and learning features, reducing local setup and enabling teams and learners to work together. Its goal is to make coding and deploying software easier and more accessible for students, freelancers, and enterprises through a shared browser-based platform.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$872.2M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2016
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US AI coding startup Replit has opened its first overseas office in London, with plans to grow its team from 20 to around 100 staff by early next year. The San Francisco-based company joins other US tech firms expanding in London's King's Cross, including OpenAI and Anthropic. CEO Amjad Masad praised London's diversity compared to Silicon Valley's "monoculture", noting the capital offers exposure to artists, finance professionals and filmmakers alongside tech workers. London mayor Sadiq Khan attended the launch event. Replit specialises in AI-assisted coding tools and claims over 60 million users globally, including clients at 85 per cent of Fortune 500 companies. The firm raised $400 million in March at a $9 billion valuation, with backers including Databricks Ventures and Y Combinator.
Replit, the agentic creation platform with over 60 million users worldwide, has opened its first international office in London. The company, founded in 2016, celebrated the opening with London Mayor Sadiq Khan at a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The San Francisco-based firm will use London as its European operations hub. Replit plans to double its headcount and investment in the coming year. European enterprise customers already using the platform include PwC, Ernst & Young, Mercedes-Benz Group, TrustPilot and Hg. Replit announced a partnership with The Lord Mayor's Appeal charity to pilot a four-week coding course for 100 young Londoners not in education, employment or training. The programme aims to provide vital coding skills for employment opportunities.
Replit has raised $250 million at a $3 billion valuation, driven by explosive revenue growth from $2.8 million to $150 million annualised in under 12 months — a 53-times increase. The AI-powered coding platform allows developers to build and deploy AI applications without infrastructure complexity. Prysm Capital led the round, with participation from Amex Ventures, Google's AI Futures Fund, Y Combinator, Craft Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, and Coatue. Total funding now stands at around $478 million. Founded in 2016 by Amjad Masad, his brother Faris, and Haya Odeh, Replit has integrated deeply with Google Cloud whilst recently expanding to Microsoft Azure. The company's end-to-end platform approach has resonated with developers and enterprises seeking rapid AI development capabilities.
Amjad Masad, CEO and co-founder of Replit, will speak at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 in San Francisco from 13–15 October. He will discuss the future of programming and the implications of AI-enabled development for both novice and professional coders. Replit has experienced explosive growth, with its current run-rate tracking toward significant expansion compared with just $2.8 million in reported revenue in 2024. Investors assigned the company a higher valuation earlier this year, six months after it received a $3 billion valuation. The session will explore how Replit helps users move beyond prototyping to fully developing their ideas. Masad's talk will address entrepreneurship and programming in the AI era.
Replit has launched Free Mode, a new feature powered by OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Luna model, following an 80% price cut on the model. The feature is available to subscribers paying $20 monthly for Core tier or $100 for Pro, allowing users to perform simpler tasks without depleting their AI token budgets. Free Mode automatically switches to more sophisticated models when needed, then reverts to Luna. The launch reflects broader industry trends of reducing AI costs as enterprises scrutinise return on investment and face competition from cheaper Chinese models. Replit president Michele Catasta said the partnership with OpenAI will yield additional joint product launches. OpenAI's Thibault Sottiaux noted the price reductions stem from operational efficiencies rather than increased computing capacity. Both companies aim to make powerful AI models accessible to users without technical backgrounds.