List of Companies/Firms acquired by Facebook

  • AboutFace, August 2005 – $200 K
  • Parakey, July 19 2007
  • ConnectU, June 23 2008 – $31 Million
  • FriendFeed, August 10 2009 – $47.5 Million
  • Octazen, February 19 2010
  • Divvyshot, March 2 2010
  • Friendster, May 13 2010 – $40 Million
  • ShareGrove, May 26 2010
  • Nextstop, July 8 2010 – $2.5 Million
  • Chai Labs, August 15 2010 – $10 Million
  • Hot Potato, August 20 2010 – $10 Million
  • Drop.io, October 29 2010 – $10 Million
  • FB.com domain name, November 15 2010 – $8.5 Million
  • Rel8tion, January 25 2011 – Undisclosed
  • BELUGA, March 2 2011 – Undisclosed
  • snaptu, March 20 2011 – $70 Million
  • RecRec, March 24 2011 – Undisclosed
  • DayTum, April 27 2011
  • Sofa, June 9 2011
  • MailRank, June 9 2011
  • Push Pop Press, August 2 2011 – Undisclosed
  • Friend.ly, October 10 2011 – Undisclosed
  • Strobe, November 8 2011 – Undisclosed
  • Gowalla, December 2 2011
  • Instagram, April 9 2012 – $1 Billion
  • Tagtile, April 13 2012 – Undisclosed
  • Glancee, May 5 2012 – Undisclosed
  • Lightbox.com, May 15 2012 – Undisclosed
  • Karma, May 21 2012 – Undisclosed
  • Face.com, June 18 2012 – $100 Million
  • Spool, July 14 2012 – Undisclosed
  • Acrylic Software, July 20 2012 – Undisclosed
  • Threadsy, August 24 2012 – Undisclosed
  • Atlas, February 28 2013 – Less than $100 Million
  • Osmeta, March 2013
  • Hot Studio, March 14 2013
  • Spaceport, April 23 2013
  • Parse, April 25 2013 – $85 Million
  • Monoidics, July 18 2013
  • Jibbigo, August 12 2013
  • Onavo, October 13 2013
  • SportStream, December 17 2013
  • Little Eye Labs, January 8 2014 – $15 Million
  • Branch, January 13 2014 – $15 Million
  • WhatsApp, February 19 2014 – $19 Billion
  • Oculus VR, March 25 2014 – $2 Billion
  • Ascenta, March 27 2014 – $20 Million
  • ProtoGeo Oy, April 24 2014 – Undisclosed
  • PrivateCore, August 7 2014 – Undisclosed
  • WaveGroup Sound, August 26 2014 – Undisclosed
  • Wit.ai, January 6 2015 – Undisclosed
  • Quickfire, January 8 2015 – Undisclosed
  • TheFind, March 14 2015 – Undisclosed
  • Surreal Vision, May 26 2015 – Undisclosed
  • Pebbles, July 16 2015 – $60 Million

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