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Chess.com profile

Online chess, puzzles, lessons and competitive play.

One more game can be about recovering a number as much as enjoying chess.

Where the money comes from

Memberships and advertising support the service.

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What they made last year

Annual sales are not publicly itemised for this business. Memberships and advertising support the service.

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How much they keep

Subscriptions sell deeper analysis, lessons and other features around a free competitive game. The same chessboard becomes more commercially valuable when a player wants to improve.

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What they’re worth

Privately held; no public share price. Chess.com was built by a chess-focused founding team. General Atlantic announced a major investment in the business in 2022, bringing growth-equity backing to a consumer subscription platform.

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Where the money is heading

Free competition and puzzles lead into paid analysis, lessons and training. The commercial product is help turning play into visible improvement.

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