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SaaSVC-backedSeries C
San Francisco, United States · Founded 2017

Retool

Build internal tools, remarkably fast.

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About Retool

Drag-and-drop UI builder backed by SQL, REST, GraphQL, and 100+ integrations. Used by DoorDash, Brex, and the NBA.

Pitch deck breakdown

How Retool would pitch themselves.

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Target customer

Business teams looking for modern saas tooling — replacing legacy software or building net-new workflows in this category.

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Problem they solve

Drag-and-drop UI builder backed by SQL, REST, GraphQL, and 100+ integrations. Used by DoorDash, Brex, and the NBA. The category has historically been served by tools that miss the modern workflow this product is built around.

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Key differentiator

Retool differentiates on build internal tools, remarkably fast. Backed by Sequoia + Founders Fund, $140M+ raised — the company has resources + validation to compound this thesis. Founded by David Hsu.

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Go-to-market strategy

Growth-stage GTM — multi-channel revenue motion (direct enterprise sales, channel partnerships, marketplace listings). Vertical specialisation + verticalised AE teams targeting enterprise + mid-market.

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Company facts

Category
SaaS
Funding stage
Series C
Total raised
$140M+
Founded
2017
Team size
501-1000
HQ
San Francisco
Country
United States
Website
retool.com

Founders of Retool

  • David Hsu

Investors backing Retool

  • Sequoia
  • Founders Fund

Frequently asked questions

What does Retool do?

Drag-and-drop UI builder backed by SQL, REST, GraphQL, and 100+ integrations. Used by DoorDash, Brex, and the NBA.

Where is Retool based?

Retool is based in San Francisco, United States.

When was Retool founded?

Retool was founded in 2017.

How much has Retool raised?

Retool has raised $140M+ in their Series C round.

Who founded Retool?

Retool was founded by David Hsu.

Who has invested in Retool?

Retool is backed by Sequoia, Founders Fund.

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