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Algolia Stock (ALGO)
SaaS search API
Algolia provides an API platform
About Algolia Stock
Founded
2012
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA, US
Total Funding
315M
Industries
Software, Internet Services
Algolia provides an API platform that aims to create dynamic experiences that enable organizations to predict intent and deliver results. Algolia aims to achieve this with an API-first approach that claims to allow developers and business teams to surface relevant content to build and optimize online experiences.
Algolia was founded in 2012 by Julien Lemoine and Nicolas Dessaigne and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Notable investors include Salesforce Ventures, Lone Pine Capital, Accel, and Storm Ventures.
Algolia Press Mentions
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Central Department Store Transforms E-Commerce Experience with Algolia’s AI-Powered Search Platform
businesswire • Jun 24, 2025
Algolia releases an AI tool to give agents secure data access
digitalcommerce360 • Jun 21, 2025
Naver plans AI agent for search engine to integrate services
techinasia • Jun 13, 2025
Algolia Scores Big in Every Category in Paradigm B2B's Prestigious 2025 Enterprise Edition of its B2B Combine for Search and Discovery
businesswire • Jun 11, 2025
The Delusion of a $300 Billion Industry
medium • Jun 05, 2025
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Algolia Management
Leadership team at Algolia
Chief Executive Officer
Bernadette Nixon
Chief Financial Officer
Carlton Baab
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Algolia Key Facts
• Algolia's architecture is designed for scalability, making it capable of handling massive datasets and traffic spikes without compromising search performance. This scalability is crucial for businesses experiencing rapid growth or seasonal variations in traffic.
• Algolia prioritizes reliability and data security, enabling compliance with industry standards (like GDPR) to ensure data protection and operational continuity. This reliability instills confidence among businesses relying on Algolia for mission-critical search functionalities.
• Algolia has established strategic alliances with leading cloud providers and technology companies. For example, it collaborates closely with Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Amazon Web Services (AWS) to leverage their infrastructure and services. These partnerships ensure that Algolia can deliver scalable and reliable search solutions while benefiting from the cloud providers' global reach and operational excellence.
• While Algolia's integrations with various platforms enhance its accessibility, it also becomes heavily reliant on the ongoing compatibility and cooperation of these ecosystems. Changes in partner policies, API updates, or shifts in technology trends could potentially disrupt Algolia's integrations and impact its users.
• Maintaining high customer retention rates is crucial in the competitive SaaS market. Dissatisfied customers or businesses experiencing changes in priorities may switch to alternative solutions or in-house developments, impacting Algolia's recurring revenue and growth prospects.
• Adapting to evolving regulatory landscapes and compliance requirements may require significant resources and could potentially restrict Algolia's market expansion.
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