Where is MP3.com located?

MP3.com is headquartered in San Francisco, United States.

Is MP3.com a funded company?

MP3.com is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does MP3.com rank among its competitors?

MP3.com ranks 46th amongst 549 active competitors, of which 31 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was ROXi, which secured $8.73M in Apr, 2023.

Who are the top competitors of MP3.com?

MP3.com's top competitors include Spotify, Deezer and SoundCloud. Among them, ROXi secured the most recent funding round in April, 2023.

MP3.com - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Q: Is MP3.com an acquired company?

MP3.com got acquired by Vivendi on May 21, 2001.

Company Details

MP3.com is an online music streaming platform for indie artists. Allows users to stream and share music on the platform. Indie artists can share the music to promote their work. Users can stream and create music playlists based on artists and genres. Generates revenue through advertisements.

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Founded Year

1997

Location

San Francisco, United States

Stage

Acquired

Investors

Theorem Ventures & 1 more

Ranked

46^th among 549 active competitors

Investment & Acquisitions

Yodlee

Similar Companies

Spotify & 841 more

Exit Details

Acquired by Vivendi (May 21, 2001)

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MP3.com got acquired by Vivendi on May 21, 2001 at an acquisition amount of $372M.

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MP3.com is a funded company. MP3.com has 2 institutional investors.

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The founders of MP3.com is Michael Robertson.

Here are the details of MP3.com's key team members:

Michael Robertson: Founder of MP3.com and founder of 2 other companies, OnRad.io and MP3tunes. They are also an angel investor in 1 startup and serve on the board of 1 company.

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Top competitors of MP3.com include Spotify, Deezer and SoundCloud. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of MP3.com, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Spotify 2006, Stockholm (Sweden), Public	Provider of a platform for streaming digital music and podcasts	$2.06B	TCV, Telia Company & 125 others	87/100
2nd	Deezer 2007, Paris (France), Public	Online platform for on-demand music and radio streaming	$445M	Access Industries, Kingdom Holding Company ... & 11 others	82/100
3rd	SoundCloud 2007, Germany, Series F	Provider of online platform for streaming and listening to music	$438M	Twitter, IVP & 20 others	71/100
4th	Tidal 2014, New York City (United States), Acquired	Subscription-based online music streaming platform	$200M	Sprint	69/100
5th	Stingray 2007, Montreal (Canada), Public	Provider of curated audio and video content for businesses and consumers	-	-	69/100
6th	Qobuz 2007, Paris (France), Series B	Subscription-based on-demand music streaming platform	$31.9M	Quebecor, Innovacom & 1 others	66/100
7th	Napster 1999, Los Angeles (United States), Acquired	B2B platform offering customizable, branded music streaming and download services	-	Columbus Nova Technology Partners, RSE Ventures ... & 12 others	66/100
8th	TREBEL 2014, Los Angeles (United States), Series B	Music download and streaming app	$30M	PT MNC Investama, Reform Ventures & 3 others	65/100
9th	Audiomack 2011, New York City (United States), Series A	Music platform empowering artists with free uploads and global fan engagement	$6.43M	-	64/100
10th	ROXi 2014, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Provider of smart stereo hardware for music listening	$39.9M	Sun Capital Partners & 59 others	63/100
46th	MP3.com 1997, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Online music streaming platform for indie artists	-	Theorem Ventures, Clearstone Venture Partners	40/100