Spike’s core product re-skins traditional email threads into chat bubbles, encouraging concise, instant-messaging-like exchanges while remaining fully compatible with existing email services. The company has expanded its platform to include shared notes and task management so users can handle messages, projects, and to-dos in a single window rather than switching between apps. Available on Android, iOS, Mac, and Windows, Spike positions itself as a central communication hub for small businesses and enterprises. Its freemium business model keeps a no-cost tier but requires a $7.99 per-user monthly subscription ($5.99 when billed annually) to unlock unlimited message history and expanded note/task creation. CEO Dvir Ben-Aroya emphasizes that Spike never sells or reuses user data, a stance the firm believes differentiates it from other email clients. The company plans to use fresh capital to accelerate hiring and double its team within the year. Momentum around remote work and digital collaboration tools is driving demand for the platform. Including the new Series A, Spike has raised a total of $16 million in funding to date.

Total raised

$13M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Jun 2020