HeyGen, Inc.
Series ARaised $65.6M at $500M valuation
Last updated March 2026
About HeyGen, Inc.
HeyGen is an AI video generation platform that enables businesses and creators to produce professional videos using AI avatars and voice synthesis, co-founded by Joshua Xu and Wayne Liang. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Los Angeles, United States, HeyGen, Inc. has raised a total of $65.6M in funding and is currently at the Series A stage. Notable investors include Benchmark, Conviction, Bond Capital, Thrive Capital. The company has an estimated revenue of $100M ARR (2025).
Total Funding
$65.6M
Valuation
$500M
Est. Revenue
$100M ARR (2025)
Employees
100-200
HeyGen, Inc. — Key Facts
| Company | HeyGen, Inc. |
|---|---|
| Product | HeyGen |
| Founded | 2020 |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles, United States |
| Employees | 100-200 |
| Funding status | Venture-backed |
| Total funding | $65.6M |
| Valuation | $500M |
| Stage | Series A |
| Est. revenue | $100M ARR (2025) |
| Founders | Joshua Xu, Wayne Liang |
| Website | heygen.com |
Founders
Joshua Xu
Co-Founder & CEO
Wayne Liang
Co-Founder & Chief Innovation Officer
Funding Rounds
- Series A$60MJun 2024BenchmarkConvictionBond CapitalThrive Capital
- Seed$5.6MNov 2023Conviction
Investors
Company Profiles
HeyGen, Inc. — Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns HeyGen?
HeyGen is developed by HeyGen, Inc., headquartered in Los Angeles, United States.
Who founded HeyGen, Inc.?
HeyGen, Inc. was founded by Joshua Xu and Wayne Liang in 2020.
How much funding has HeyGen, Inc. raised?
HeyGen, Inc. has raised $65.6M and is at the Series A stage. Investors include Benchmark, Conviction, Bond Capital, Thrive Capital.
How many employees does HeyGen, Inc. have?
HeyGen, Inc. has approximately 100-200 employees.
Where is HeyGen, Inc. headquartered?
HeyGen, Inc. is headquartered in Los Angeles, United States.
What is HeyGen, Inc.'s estimated revenue?
HeyGen, Inc. has an estimated revenue of $100M ARR (2025).
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HeyGen Review
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HeyGen produces more realistic avatars than Synthesia or Colossyan, with superior lip-sync across languages. However, Synthesia offers a more intuitive editor for non-technical users, while VEED and Descript are better choices if you need general video editing alongside AI features.