Headquarters
London, United KingdomFounded
2013CEO / Founder
Sultan SaidovEmployees
201-500Funding
Series D+ — $223MProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
7.4/10Website
beamery.com/Profile updated
Founded in 2013 by Sultan Saidov, Abakar Saidov, and Michael Paterson, Beamery is a talent lifecycle management platform headquartered in London, United Kingdom. The company targets large enterprises seeking to consolidate workforce data—skills, roles, and labor market signals—into a unified layer for AI-driven hiring and workforce planning.
Beamery's platform spans talent CRM, sourcing and matching, candidate engagement, career sites, workforce intelligence, and skills mapping. Notable enterprise customers include Salesforce, Flex (140,000+ employees), Wells Fargo, and Hilti, which projected 60 million in savings through improved talent acquisition efficiency using Beamery. The platform also supports internal mobility and employee reskilling under a skills-first model.
Beamery has raised approximately 23 million in total, spanning a million seed round in 2016, a million Series A in 2017 led by Index Ventures, a 8 million Series B in 2018 led by EQT Ventures, a 38 million Series C in 2021 led by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, and a 0 million Series D in 2022 led by Teachers' Ventures Growth, at which point the company reached a billion valuation. It employs approximately 300 people across offices in London, Berlin, San Francisco, and New York.
Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.
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Who Beamery competes with, and how they differ.
Eightfold's Talent Intelligence Platform competes head-on in AI-driven skills matching, internal mobility and workforce planning for large enterprises — the two were explicitly named as rivals in trade coverage of Beamery's 2022 Flux acquisition.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedPhenom bundles CRM, career-site and ATS-adjacent tooling into one Talent Experience platform, the closest like-for-like to Beamery's CRM-plus-workforce-planning suite, and the two are consistently paired as top alternatives to each other in enterprise HR-tech buying guides.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedAvature is a longer-established, highly configurable enterprise CRM/ATS suite selling to the same Fortune 500 talent-acquisition buyers as Beamery, competing more on deep customization and enterprise tenure than on Beamery's AI-first workforce-planning pitch.
Key milestones in Beamery's history, with sources.
Cuts a further 25% of workforce in second 2023 restructuring
Ten months after its first cut, Beamery reduced headcount by a further 25% as part of a restructuring aimed at cutting total costs by 35%.
tech.euLays off 12% of workforce
Beamery cut about 12% of its roughly 450-person staff, citing inflation, high interest rates and a tougher startup funding environment.
tech.euSeries D — $50M, becomes UK unicorn at $1B+ valuation
Beamery closed a $50 million Series D led by Teachers' Venture Growth, taking its valuation to more than $1 billion — a 25% uplift on its Series C — and making it the UK's newest unicorn.
beamery.comAcquires internal talent-mobility platform Flux
Beamery acquired Flux, an AI-driven internal talent-mobility platform built with Uber as a design partner, folding it into the Beamery Grow product and sharpening its rivalry with Eightfold and Gloat.
joshbersin.comSeries C — $138M led by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan
Beamery raised $138 million led by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board, with Accenture Ventures joining existing backers Index Ventures, EQT Ventures, M12 and Workday Ventures; TechCrunch reported an unconfirmed valuation near $800 million.
techcrunch.comTalent Operating System launches on SAP Store
Beamery made its Talent Lifecycle Management platform available on SAP Store via integration with SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting.
beamery.comSeries B — $28M led by EQT Ventures
Beamery raised a $28 million Series B led by EQT Ventures, with participation from Microsoft's M12, Index Ventures, Edenred Capital Partners and AngelPad Fund.
techcrunch.comSeries A — $5M led by Index Ventures
Beamery closed a $5 million Series A led by Index Ventures, with roughly 50 customers at the time, to expand into the San Francisco Bay Area while keeping engineering in London.
techcrunch.comSeed round — $2M from Edenred Capital Partners and Grupa Pracuj
Beamery, then still trading as Seed.Jobs, raised a $2 million seed round from Edenred Capital Partners and HR-tech firm Grupa Pracuj.
techcrunch.comFounded in London as Seed.Jobs
Abakar Saidov, Sultan Saidov and Michael Paterson founded the company in a London garage in 2013, initially named Seed.Jobs, applying a CRM model to recruiting.
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