When was Zero Latency founded?

Zero Latency was founded in 2014 and raised its 1st funding round within a year of its incorporation.

Where is Zero Latency located?

Zero Latency is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.

Is Zero Latency a funded company?

Zero Latency is a funded company, having raised a total of $6.03M across 3 funding rounds to date. The company's 1st funding round was a $***** Seed round, raised on 2014.

When was the latest funding round of Zero Latency?

Zero Latency's latest funding was a $***** Series A round on Dec 05, 2016, with participation from 4 investors.

Where does Zero Latency rank among its competitors?

Zero Latency ranks 1st amongst 55 active competitors, of which 8 are funded. It stands 7th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Other World, which secured $1.77M in Dec, 2021.

Who are the top competitors of Zero Latency?

Zero Latency's top competitors include Dreamscape, Other World and Two Bit Circus. Among them, Other World secured the most recent funding round in December, 2021.

Zero Latency - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Zero Latency is an acquired company based in Melbourne (Australia), founded in 2014. It operates as a Developer of casual games. Zero Latency has raised $6.03M in funding from investors like Carthona Capital, Contango Asset Management and Regal Funds Management. The company has 55 active competitors, including 8 funded and 4 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Dreamscape, Other World and Two Bit Circus.

Company Details

Developer of casual games. It develops games for PC and consoles. It develops virtual reality based games. It has created a virtual reality system where players can play the game in open space moving freely.

Website: zerolatencyvr.com
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Email ID: *****@zerolatencyvr.com

Key Metrics

Founded Year

2014

Location

Melbourne, Australia

Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$6.03M in 3 rounds

Latest Funding Round

Series A, Dec 05, 2016, $*****

Investors

Carthona Capital & 4 more

Ranked

1^st among 55 active competitors

Similar Companies

Dreamscape & 65 more

Exit Details

Acquired by Advent Partners (Aug 13, 2021)

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Zero Latency got acquired by Advent Partners on Aug 13, 2021.

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Zero Latency has raised a total funding of $6.03M over 3 rounds. Its first funding round was on 2014. Its latest funding round was a Series A round on Dec 05, 2016 for $*****. 4 investors participated in its latest round. Zero Latency has 5 institutional investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of Zero Latency:

Date of Funding	Funding Amount	Round Name	Post-Money Valuation	Revenue Multiple	Lead Investors	Other Investors
Dec 05, 2016	1031065	Series A	7185440	6323692	7848921	7589353
2014	3782	Grant (prize money)	4152	1896	2360	Film Victoria
2014	4867	Seed	3055	6737	Carthona Capital	5316

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Top competitors of Zero Latency include Dreamscape, Other World and Two Bit Circus. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Zero Latency, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Zero Latency 2014, Melbourne (Australia), Acquired	Developer of casual games	$6.03M	Regal Funds Management, Thorney & 3 others	60/100
2nd	Dreamscape 2016, Santa Monica (United States), Series C	Location-based immersive virtual reality entertainment	$92M	AMC Theatres, Bold Capital Partners & 14 others	51/100
3rd	Other World 2016, London (United Kingdom), Series A	Provider of a VR theme park offering virtual reality experiences	$10.5M	Edge, Kin Capital & 18 others	47/100
4th	Two Bit Circus 2012, Los Angeles (United States), Acquired	Provider of an arena for VR experiences	$32.2M	Techstars, JAZZ Venture Partners & 8 others	46/100
5th	THE VOID 2014, Lindon (United States), Series B	Immersive virtual reality destination, blending physical and digital worlds	$70M	Fidelity Investments, Lupa Systems & 14 others	46/100
6th	VRstudios 2011, Redmond (United States), Acquired	VR gaming and client services	$17.8M	FOD Capital, Stony Lonesome Group	43/100
7th	Anvio 2016, Moscow (Russia), Unfunded	Provider of a virtual reality-based gaming club	-	-	41/100
8th	Fanaticus XR 2018, Atlanta (United States), Seed	Virtual reality solution for experiencing live scenes	$20K	Right Side Capital Management, The Farm	36/100
9th	Arena Space 2016, Moscow (Russia), Series A	Provider of VR-based theme parks and related management software	$7.7M	rucard.net, EthAum	35/100
10th	Ballast 2017, San Francisco (United States), Unfunded	Provider of virtual reality based underwater experiences	-	-	32/100