Linus Raises $5 Million to Transform SAT Prep into a Fun, Free, and Effective Experience
- Editor
- Apr 3
- 1 min read
Whats Happening:
Linus, a startup founded by gaming industry veterans, has raised $5 million in seed funding led by Owl Ventures to revolutionize SAT prep. The company aims to make test preparation fun, free, and effective by merging proven pedagogical methods with engaging, game-like experiences. Linus has already helped over 10,000 students prepare for the March SAT test date and is now launching iOS and Android apps to reach more students.
Key Moves:
Linus raises $5 million in seed funding led by Owl Ventures
Company launches iOS and Android apps for mobile SAT prep
Platform has already helped over 10,000 students prepare for March SAT
By The Numbers:
$5 million seed round raised
Over 10,000 students helped prepare for March SAT
Owl Ventures manages over $2 billion in assets
Key Quotes:
"In the gaming industry, we've had to master engagement because players choose to play—they're not forced to," says Niko Vuori, Founder & CEO of Linus.
"What got us really excited about Linus is the immediate and enthusiastic response from learners since the platform's January launch," said Tory Patterson, Co-Founder & Managing Director at Owl Ventures.
Bottom Line:
Linus is disrupting the traditional SAT prep market by offering a free, engaging, and effective platform that leverages gaming industry expertise. With strong initial traction and new mobile apps, the company is poised to make quality test preparation more accessible to students worldwide, potentially reshaping the educational technology landscape.
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