MuleSoft provides an integration platform—Anypoint Platform, which includes CloudHub iPaaS, Mule ESB, and a unified solution for API management, design and publishing—to connect applications, data and devices whether in the cloud or on‑premises. The company serves organizations in 60 countries and has more than 500 employees worldwide. MuleSoft plans to use new funds to accelerate technology platform innovation, expand internationally and extend its reach to serve global enterprise customers. Financially, the company raised $128M in the reported round, bringing total proceeds to $259M to date. MuleSoft was founded in 2006 and is led by CEO Greg Schott, operating from San Francisco, CA. MuleSoft’s core product is the Anypoint Platform, which enables connectivity to any application, data service or API across the cloud and on‑premise continuum. The company also offers DataMapper, Tcat Server, Mule ESB and Mule Data Integrator to simplify integration, application provisioning and data transformation. Its platform is used by 150,000 developers at thousands of companies, including one‑third of the Global 500. MuleSoft reported 91% subscription revenue growth in 2013 and says 60% of new revenue is now driven by SaaS and mobile integrations; total funding reached $131 million prior to this round. The company plans to use new funding to hire in sales, marketing and engineering and intends to make additional acquisitions. MuleSoft is also continuing to pursue an IPO and the CEO said it could be ready as early as the end of this year. MuleSoft provides an integration platform to connect cloud and on‑premise applications, data services and APIs, and offers products including Mule ESB (an open‑source enterprise service bus), Mule Data Integrator and Tcat Server. The company’s platform is designed to enable connectivity to any application, data service or API across the cloud and on‑premise continuum. MuleSoft says enterprises face integration challenges from thousands of public APIs (Greg Schott cites 13,000 public APIs) and positions its tools to simplify those connections. The company reported bookings growth of 171% year‑over‑year in the past year. MuleSoft plans to use new funding for acquisitions and to hire engineering talent to support further growth. Leadership has indicated an initial public offering is a likely outcome within the next 12–18 months given the current growth trajectory. MuleSoft is a San Francisco–based company that provides enterprise-class software, support and services for popular open-source application infrastructure products such as Mule ESB and Apache Tomcat. Its core offerings focus on integration and infrastructure for enterprise applications. On April 30, 2010, the company closed a $12M third round of venture capital financing. The company says the capital infusion will enable it to accelerate its pace of growth. The financing round was positioned to support expansion and scaling of its product and services business. MuleSoft also operates offices worldwide.

Total raised

$227M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series G

Latest activity

May 2015