INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Notion, a startup that operates a workplace productivity platform, has raised $50 million from Index Ventures and other investors at a $2
billion valuation, the company told The New York Times.A Notion spokesperson confirmed the raise and valuation to A Technology News Room.As
startups across the board begin looking at layoffs or raising at less than favorable terms, Notion had been in the unusual position of
turning away interested investors for years
With this raise, the firm has amassed $67 million in total funding, the company says
linked networks of databases and documents.In November, COO Akshay Kothari told A Technology News Room that the company was hoping not to
million, a figure the company released in early 2019.Notion offers free and paid accounts, ranging from $5 to $25 billed monthly.
