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The company behind Arc

The Browser Company of New York

The Browser Company of New York makes the free Arc browser and the newer Dia browser. Atlassian bought the company in October 2025, so the work is now paid for by a listed parent rather than by charging for Arc, which the company says receives only Chromium updates.

arc.netRead on Oct 18, 2026 from the company’s own pages and from news reports.

Arc at a glance

Chief executive
Josh Miller
Founded
2019
Based in
New York, with a Brooklyn office in Williamsburg and a remote-friendly team
Raised in total
$128 million
Last valuation
$488.3 million
Reported October 2025
Latest round
Funding round, $50 million
Mar 21, 2024
Team
The careers page gives no headcount. It says the team is remote-friendly and about 60% of employees live outside New York, across six time zones.
Ownership
Part of a larger company

Arc's CEO and founders

The people The Browser Company of New York names itself, or a news report about it names, with the job given there. Their accounts are the ones its own pages link to.

Arc funding

All of it was raised before Atlassian bought the company in October 2025. TechCrunch put the total at $128 million across several rounds, with backers including Jeff Weiner, Ev Williams, Dylan Field, Akshay Kothari, Jason Warner, Pace Capital and Next Play Ventures. techcrunch.comtechcrunch.comtechcrunch.com

WhenRoundAmountInvestors
Mar 21, 2024Funding round$50 millionLed by Pace Capital. techcrunch.com
Jul 14, 2020Funding roundAbout $5 millionWith Jeff Weiner, Ev Williams, Dylan Field, Akshay Kothari, Jason Warner. techcrunch.com

Every investor named

  • Pace Capital · led a round
  • Akshay Kothari
  • Dylan Field
  • Ev Williams
  • Jason Warner
  • Jeff Weiner

Arc valuation

$488.3 million

October 2025

Atlassian's annual report gives a total purchase price of $488.3 million for the 20 October 2025 acquisition; TechCrunch reported the deal in September 2025 as $610 million in cash. sec.gov

A private company’s valuation is set when it raises money and is rarely updated in public. It is not a share price.

Company details

Ownership
Part of a larger company. Atlassian's annual report says it acquired 100% of The Browser Company of New York Inc. on 20 October 2025, and the company has said it keeps operating separately under Atlassian. sec.gov
Founded
2019 techcrunch.com
Based in
New York, with a Brooklyn office in Williamsburg and a remote-friendly team thebrowser.company
Team
The careers page gives no headcount. It says the team is remote-friendly and about 60% of employees live outside New York, across six time zones. thebrowser.company
Hiring
5 open roles on its job board, read Oct 18, 2026 jobs.ashbyhq.com

Jobs at The Browser Company of New York

The Browser Company of New York, the company behind Arc, has 5 open roles, most in Engineering (4) and Business & Operations (1). Pick one to read it and apply on The Browser Company of New York’s own site.

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Arc on social media and the web

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Arc news and launches

Media kit

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Questions about Arc the company

Who is the CEO of Arc?

Josh Miller is The Browser Company of New York's co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, according to thebrowser.company, as read on Oct 18, 2026.

Who founded Arc?

Josh Miller and Hursh Agrawal are named as founders of The Browser Company of New York, which was founded in 2019.

How much funding has Arc raised?

Arc's maker has raised $128 million in total. All of it was raised before Atlassian bought the company in October 2025. TechCrunch put the total at $128 million across several rounds, with backers including Jeff Weiner, Ev Williams, Dylan Field, Akshay Kothari, Jason Warner, Pace Capital and Next Play Ventures.

Who are Arc's investors?

The announcements name Pace Capital, Akshay Kothari, Dylan Field, Ev Williams, Jason Warner and Jeff Weiner. Pace Capital led a round.

When did Arc last raise money?

The most recent round announced was in Mar 21, 2024: Funding round, $50 million, led by Pace Capital.

What is Arc's valuation?

$488.3 million, as of October 2025. Atlassian's annual report gives a total purchase price of $488.3 million for the 20 October 2025 acquisition; TechCrunch reported the deal in September 2025 as $610 million in cash.

Who owns Arc?

Atlassian's annual report says it acquired 100% of The Browser Company of New York Inc. on 20 October 2025, and the company has said it keeps operating separately under Atlassian.

Where is Arc based?

The Browser Company of New York gives its base as New York, with a Brooklyn office in Williamsburg and a remote-friendly team.

How many people work at Arc?

The careers page gives no headcount. It says the team is remote-friendly and about 60% of employees live outside New York, across six time zones.

Is Arc hiring?

Yes. The Browser Company of New York’s job board listed 5 open roles on Oct 18, 2026, most in Engineering (4) and Business & Operations (1). You apply on its own site: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/The%20Browser%20Company

Is Arc on social media?

The Browser Company of New York links to its own accounts on X (Twitter) and YouTube. The links are on this page, taken from The Browser Company of New York's own site.

Where this comes from

Read on Oct 18, 2026. Facts come from The Browser Company of New York’s own pages, news reports and investors’ own announcements; nothing from paid data sites. What no page states is left out. If something here is out of date, the company can send a correction through the vendor page.

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