Best EdTech Companies in Russia
The 106 best EdTech companies in Russia in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: GetCourse.
Russia's EdTech scene is smaller than the global noise suggests, but the 106 companies we're tracking here tell a pointed story about where the money actually lands. This directory ranks them by disclosed equity funding and recent momentum, and the gap at the top is stark: GetCourse has pulled in $50M, Maximum Education sits at $11M, and Kodland at $10M, while the rest of the field clusters well below that. Total disclosed funding across all 106 companies sits at $106M, which sounds healthy until you clock that the global EdTech market is tracking toward $518.9B by 2034 at a 14.3% CAGR. Russia's slice is thin.
So what's actually moving? Hot themes right now are K-12 educational apps, virtual classroom infrastructure, and engineering programs for adolescents, which tracks with what you see in Kodland's positioning. Globally, Adda 247 is eyeing a public listing and Curriculum Associates is expanding its GCC footprint, both signals that the sector's institutional confidence is rising fast. Coverage in Russia is flat for now, but active investors like IIDF and Baring Vostok aren't sitting still. The infrastructure bets are being placed quietly.
- Soaring High
- EdTech Market Primed to Reach USD 421 Billion by 2032
Our analysis of 261 EdTech companies
$20.4b in tracked funding; 94% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2021.
Ranked: Best EdTech companies in Russia
| # | Company | Last round | Disclosed funding | Stage | Employees | Founder | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Academy of Changes Online platform providing multi-disciplinary learning courses for women | — | — | Funding Raised | 7 | Pavel Papin Co-Founder | — | — |
| 2 | Altair VR Virtual Reality platform for content distribution | — | — | Deadpooled | — | Konstantin Urvantsev Co-Founder & CEO | — | — |
| 3 | Andy English chatbot Chatbot to learn English language | — | — | Unfunded | — | Andrey Pyankov Founder | VarnishBootstrapGitHub Pages+7 | — |
| 4 | AnyClass Educational platform offering learning solutions for the modern woman | — | — | Unfunded | — | Alisa Zamoreva CEO | TildaamoCRMNginx+11 | — |
| 5 | Anywalker Develops robotic chassis for research purposes | — | — | Deadpooled | — | Igor Ryadchikov CEO | — | — |
| 6 | AR Shift AR art & education apps with virtual personal assistant | — | — | Deadpooled | — | Pavel Abdurakhimov Co-Founder & CCO | — | — |
| 7 | ARchiteque Augmented reality educational app to explore different objects and models | — | — | Unfunded | — | Egor Bogatenko Founder | — | — |
| 8 | Artly Mobile-based platform providing arts-related learning solutions | — | — | Unfunded | — | Pavel Kozemirov Founder | FirebaseBootstrapGoogle Font API+6 | — |
Top 12 EdTech companies in Russia
#1
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2022$99.6Kraised▾
Online training platform. It provides an education platform for learning 3D graphics and game development.
- Mar 2024Seed$99.6K
#2
Series C · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2014$50Mraised▾
Provider of SaaS-driven course management solutions for educators. The platform allows users to create courses, manage & automate sales, organize content, and more.
- Jul 2021Series C$50M
#3
Series A · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2018 · 180 employees$10.5Mraised▾
Online platform providing coding courses for kids. It provides courses for learning computer literacy, the creation of sites and games, and programming. It provides courses such as making games for Roblox, project informatics, visual programming with a scratch, and more.
- Jan 2022Series A$9M
- Dec 2020Seed$1.5M
#4
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2015$2.2Mraised▾
Online platform providing multi-disciplinary learning courses. The platform offers online courses, offline lectures, certificates, and more. The platform offers learning solutions on arts, science, soft skills, critical thinking, history of religion, and more.
- Dec 2021Seed$2.2M
#5
Series B · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2012 · 137 employees$10.8Mraised▾
Maximum Education is an offline and online educational provider of test preparation services. Focused on the preparation of Russian standardized school exams such as OGE (9th-grade exam) and EGE (11th-grade exam). Students can use the online learning platform for reading the theory, practicing problems, seeking help from teachers and more. Parents can also monitor the academic progress. The offline learning centers are present in 4 cities in Russia as of May 2016.
- Jul 2019Series B$6.8M
- 2016Series A$4M
- Feb 2015Seed—
#6
Series A · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2014$6.2Mraised▾
Datamonkey provides projects-based data analytics courses. It provides courses related to SQL and Excel and the courses are interactive with users having to solve case studies and exercises. The platform is gamified and provides explanations at every stage of learning while solving problems. It works on a freemium model.
- Feb 2020Series A$6.2M
- May 2018Seed$50K
#7
Public · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2011 · 7 employees$8.8Mraised▾
Online learning platform for professionals. It offers courses for internet marketing, copywriting, software testing, python, project management, design, interface design, web development, and others. It also offers webinars, videos, and assignments.
- Feb 2015Series A$2.1M
- Sep 2014Series A$1.1M
- Apr 2014Series A$5.6M
#8
Series B · Saint Petersburg, Northwestern Federal District · founded 2007 · 132 employees$6.7Mraised▾
Dnevnik is a learning management system provider. Provides solutions for school management, learning management and communication(between teachers, students, and parents). Allows teachers to schedule lessons, manage reports and homework. Parents can follow the school activities, children's achievements, assignments, and others. Enables students to create a portfolio, maintain a diary, browse online libraries and read via online textbooks.
- Sep 2012Series B$5M
- Jan 2011Series A$1.7M
#9
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2009 · 35 employees$3.7Mraised▾
LinguaLeo provides online content for learning English. It provides users with adaptive learning content and offers books, movies, music, TV shows, and texts. It also allows users to track their learning progress. It monetizes through a premium subscription model. It is available on iOS, Android, and Windows.
- Jun 2015Seed$500K
- Jun 2012Seed$3M
- Nov 2010Angel$200K
#10
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2013 · 40 employees$2.5Mraised▾
YaKlass is a distance learning startup aimed at the Russian market, providing users with theoretical content and allowing them to generate problems for students with different answers. In the fields of mathematics and Russian language YaKlass currently offers more than 200,000 content units and 3,000 problems with 1.5 million variations. Ya Klass allows Russian students to test their skills for various grade-levels in algebra, geometry, and Russian language and to take exams in math and Russian
- Feb 2014Seed$450K
- May 2013Seed$2M
#11
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2010 · 53 employees$2Mraised▾
UNIWEB is a platform for online learning where universities of Russia have tied up to create online courses. There are video lectures, supporting materials and exercises to practice. Works on a paid model.
- 2010Seed$2M
#12
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2012 · 2 employees$970.5Kraised▾
Online soft skill training for individuals. Provides lessons, books, assessments, exercises, and more. Courses are provided to learn communication, storytelling, cognitive studies, etc. Accessible on mobile phones and tablets. Offered on a fixed-term subscription model.
- Jan 2017Seed$970.5K
Funding & investor landscape
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Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage
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