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Atlassian Ventures has raised $10.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Atlassian Ventures.
Atlassian Ventures has raised $10.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Atlassian Ventures serves as the strategic investment arm of Atlassian, funding early-stage companies. It backs businesses developing applications and integrations to enhance and extend Atlassian's core product suite, in cloud environments. This initiative strengthens the Atlassian ecosystem by cultivating innovations advancing agile development, IT service management, work management, and team collaboration.
Atlassian was founded in 2002 by Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar, driven by their insight into the critical need for superior team collaboration and software development tools. Atlassian Ventures launched in 2020, a strategic evolution to proactively support and integrate external technologies aligning with Atlassian's mission.
Companies supported by Atlassian Ventures serve diverse organizations, from small teams to large enterprises, all leveraging Atlassian products to optimize efficiency. Atlassian Ventures' long-term vision is to unlock the full potential of every team by continuously expanding platform utility and interconnectedness through judicious investments.
Key people at Atlassian Ventures.
Atlassian Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Atlassian, focused on investing in early to growth-stage startups that build products integrated with Atlassian’s cloud platform. Their mission is to accelerate the growth of companies that enhance teamwork and collaboration by leveraging Atlassian’s ecosystem, including its 200,000+ cloud customers and tens of millions of active users. They invest primarily in startups developing apps for the Atlassian Marketplace, growth-stage companies deepening partnerships with Atlassian, and channel partners creating cloud products and services that support the future of teamwork. Atlassian Ventures aims to build a world-class venture fund that not only provides capital but also strategic support to help founders scale their businesses through Atlassian’s platform and network[1][3].
Atlassian Ventures was established as part of Atlassian’s broader strategy to foster innovation within its ecosystem by investing in companies that complement and extend its product offerings. The fund started with an initial $50 million and has since more than doubled that amount, reflecting strong momentum and commitment to expanding its investment footprint. The team inside Atlassian dedicated to Ventures supports portfolio companies with access to Atlassian’s product teams, business expertise, and global reach. This approach has evolved to focus on early conviction companies (Seed to Series B) with investments typically ranging from $1-5 million, as well as growth partners focused on strategic collaboration[1][3].
Atlassian Ventures rides the wave of increasing demand for cloud-based collaboration and productivity tools, a trend accelerated by remote and hybrid work models globally. By investing in companies that build on or complement Atlassian’s platform, the fund leverages market forces favoring integrated SaaS ecosystems and developer tools. This timing is critical as enterprises seek seamless, scalable solutions for teamwork and software development. Atlassian Ventures influences the broader ecosystem by fostering innovation that enhances team productivity, driving adoption of cloud-native applications, and creating a vibrant marketplace for complementary products[1][3][6].
Looking ahead, Atlassian Ventures is poised to expand its fund size significantly beyond the current $110 million invested, signaling confidence in the growth potential of its portfolio and the broader collaboration software market. Trends such as AI integration, cloud-native development, and enhanced security will likely shape their investment focus. As Atlassian continues to grow its customer base and platform capabilities, Ventures’ influence will deepen, enabling startups to scale faster and more effectively. The fund’s unique position within a leading software company gives it a competitive edge in identifying and accelerating startups that define the future of work[1][3][6].
Atlassian Ventures has raised $10.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Atlassian Ventures's investors include Crane Nelson, Jim Kelly, Tim Arnoult.
Atlassian Ventures has raised $10.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $10.0M Jira Align - Series A in February 2015.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 19, 2015 | $10.0M Jira Align - Series A | Crane Nelson | Jim Kelly, Tim Arnoult |