When was Volley founded?

Volley was founded in 2016 and raised its 1st funding round 8 years after it was founded.

Where is Volley located?

Volley is headquartered in San Francisco, United States.

Who is the current CEO of Volley?

Max Child of Volley. They have also founded 1 company.

How many employees does Volley have?

As of Mar 31, 2026, the latest employee count at Volley is 107.

Is Volley a funded company?

Volley is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round, a Series C round on Jul 09, 2024.

When was the latest funding round of Volley?

Volley's latest funding was a $***** Series C round on Jul 09, 2024, with participation from 7 investors.

Where does Volley rank among its competitors?

Volley ranks 153rd amongst 8199 active competitors, of which 359 are funded. It stands 7th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Nazara, which secured $60M in Jan, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Volley?

Volley's top competitors include Zynga, Tripledot and Nazara. Among them, Nazara secured the most recent funding round in January, 2025.

Volley - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Volley is a series C company based in San Francisco (United States), founded in 2016 by Max Child and James Wilsterman. It operates as a Developer of voice AI games. Volley has raised $55M in funding from Lightspeed Venture Partners. The company has 8199 active competitors, including 359 funded and 288 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Zynga, Tripledot and Nazara.

Company Details

Developer of voice AI games. It develops games for platforms like Amazon Alexa, smartphones, and connected TVs. The company focuses on developing fun voice-controlled games such as song quiz, jeopardy, the price is right, wheel of fortune, popcorn tycoon, and many more.

Website: www.volleygames.com/
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Email ID: *****@volleythat.com, *****@volleythat.com

Key Metrics

Founded Year

2016

Location

San Francisco, United States

Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$55M in 1 round

Latest Funding Round

Series C, Jul 09, 2024, $*****

Investors

Lightspeed Venture Partners & 18 more

Ranked

153^rd among 8199 active competitors

Employee Count

107 as on Mar 31, 2026

Similar Companies

Zynga & 11002 more

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Volley is associated with 1 legal entity given below:

Legal Entity Name	Date of Incorporation	Revenue	Latest Employee Count	Documents
Volley Inc. CIN: 463409339 , United States, Active	Dec 31, 2015	-	75 (As on Dec 31, 2024)	-

Volley has raised a total funding of $55M over 1 round. Its latest funding round was a Series C round on Jul 09, 2024 for $*****. 7 investors participated in its latest round. Volley has 18 institutional investors and 1 angel investor.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of Volley:

Date of Funding	Funding Amount	Round Name	Post-Money Valuation	Revenue Multiple	Lead Investors	Other Investors
Jul 09, 2024	2780006	Series C	1073730	8022974	9394380	5597442

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The founders of Volley are Max Child and James Wilsterman. Max Child is the CEO of Volley.

Here are the details of Volley's key team members:

Max Child: Co-Founder & CEO of Volley and founder of 1 other company.
Contact Info: 2 email addresses
James Wilsterman: Co-Founder & CTO of Volley.
Contact Info: 1 email address

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Volley's employee count trend

Volley has 107 employees as of Mar 26. Here is Volley's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of Volley include Zynga, Tripledot and Nazara. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Volley, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Zynga 2007, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Casual games developer and publisher for mobile and web platforms	$526M	Black Pearl Capital, Kaplan Group Investments ... & 37 others	82/100
2nd	Tripledot 2017, London (United Kingdom), Series B	Developer of mobile games across various platforms and application stores	$202M	Lightspeed Venture Partners, Access Industries ... & 28 others	82/100
3rd	Nazara 1999, Mumbai (India), Public	Provider of diversified gaming and sports media platform	$128M	WestBridge Capital, Plutus Investment Advisory Services ... & 103 others	78/100
4th	Jam City 2007, Culver City (United States), Acquired	Game developer and publisher	$499M	Elsewhere Partners, Bezos Expeditions & 20 others	77/100
5th	Wooga 2009, Berlin (Germany), Acquired	Mobile Games developer and publisher specializing in Casual Games	$31.5M	Balderton Capital, Highland Capital Partners ... & 3 others	76/100
6th	Team17 1990, Wakefield (United Kingdom), Public	Developer of indie games across multiple platforms and genres	$21.8M	Herald Investment Management, The Independent Investment Trust ... & 2 others	76/100
7th	Voodoo 2013, Paris (France), Series E	Developer of mobile applications and games for entertainment purposes	$200M	GBL, Tencent & 4 others	74/100
8th	King 2003, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Developer of mobile games providing interactive entertainment across multiple platforms	-	Apax, Mosaic Ventures & 3 others	74/100
9th	Rovio 2003, Espoo (Finland), Acquired	Mobile game developer specializing in casual games	$42M	Accel, Europa & 4 others	72/100
10th	Homa Games 2018, Paris (France), Series B	Developer and publisher of mobile-based casual games	$165M	Headline, Quadrille Capital & 14 others	71/100
153rd	Volley 2016, San Francisco (United States), Series C	Developer of voice AI games	$55M	General Catalyst, Boost VC & 17 others	50/100