Replit Stock: Will it Compile an IPO?

Explore opportunities to invest before the Replit IPO date. Monitor the latest share availability on the Hiive secondary marketplace to buy or sell Replit stock pre-IPO. 

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Notable Replit News

04/02/2025: Replit in Talks for $3 Billion Valuation
04/25/2023: Raising $97.4M at $1.16B Valuation
12/08/2021: $80m to bring the next billion software creators online
Older news…

About Replit

Replit is a Foster City, California-based code generation software-as-a-service (SaaS) company that speeds up the software code development process using natural language processing.

The company was co‑founded in 2016 by Amjad Masad and Faris Masad, along with designer Haya Odeh.

Masad spent years prototyping browser‑based REPLs (Read-Eval-Print Loops) and developing the idea while working at companies such as Codecademy, Facebook, Yahoo, and Udacity. 

Replit launched Ghostwriter in late 2022 and into 2023. It is a built‑in AI coding assistant that offers real‑time code suggestions, generation, transformation, and conversational support.

Its current flagship is the Agent platform, which allows users (including non‑programmers) to describe full applications in natural language and have the platform build them.

Facing competition from AI coding rivals like Anysphere, Lovable, GitHub Copilot, Vercel, and other browser‑based IDEs, Replit’s strength lies in its integrated “vibe coding” stack with zero‑setup, real‑time collaboration, deployment, and AI built in.

Ownership

Replit is a venture-backed startup. Current equity owners include the founders, employees, and several prominent venture capital firms and individual investors.  

Stakeholders include Andreessen Horowitz, Khosla Ventures, Coatue, Craft Ventures, Y Combinator, SV Angel, Bloomberg BETA, Not Boring, Addition, Reach Capital, Volt Capital, A Capital, Fifth Down, the ARK Venture Fund, Vlad Tenev, Peter Thiel, Paul Graham, Sam Altman, Elad Gil, Naval Ravikant, and Greg Brockman.

Funding Rounds

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Valuation

The latest confirmed Replit valuation is $1.16 billion based on a Series B extension round in 2023.

However, a Bloomberg report from April 2025 stated that Replit is in talks to raise a new funding round (presumably a Replit Series C) that would raise $200 million and value the company at $3 billion. 

The Hiive secondary marketplace shows share availability at around a $1 billion valuation as of Q2 2025. 

IPO Potential

The Replit IPO date is currently unknown. CEO Amjad Masad has not indicated the intent to take Replit public in an IPO. 

The company is in the early stages of growth and will need to raise more private funds to compete with Cursor and other vibecoding platforms.

As of April 2025, the company is in talks to raise private funds in a Series C. We’d like to see at least two substantial funding rounds before an IPO.

But Replit has previously extended funding rounds and may do the same after the current round closes. 

The next indication of an upcoming IPO would be comments by the CEO or a substantial increase in the company’s valuation, which could trigger liquidity interest from early investors and employees. 

Bookmark this page for the latest developments.

How to Invest in Replit Stock

Pre-IPO companies have become increasingly available to accredited and non-accredited investors through venture capital funds and secondary marketplace investing platforms.

But as Replit is still relatively young, pre-IPO shares are not yet widely available.

Following the next round’s closure at a higher valuation, we anticipate increased private market liquidity. However, a pre-IPO investing vehicle is already available to non-accredited investors.

1. Invest via the ARK Venture Fund

The ARK Venture Fund owns a stake in Replit, making it available to all U.S. non-accredited investors 18+.

Those interested will need to open an account with SoFi Invest to purchase a stake, as it is the primary retail provider as of June 2025. 

The fund’s manager, Cathie Wood, invested in Replit in 2023. Replit makes up about 0.71% of the fund as of May 31st, 2025.

The minimum investment in the fund is $500. 

2. Invest via pre-IPO marketplaces and funds

Shares may be offered for sale by early investors or employees before the IPO, especially if the company raises more venture capital.

At this early stage, however, employees are unlikely to sell as the company is entering a growth phase.

Accredited investors can monitor platforms such as Hiive, EquityZen, and Forge Global for pre-IPO availability. 

Minimum investments range from $5,000 to $50,000 or more on these platforms, but inventory varies greatly. 

Perform due diligence before investing, and consider the available valuations against multiple data sources for an accurate valuation. 

The Fundrise Innovation Fund (review) is another way to invest in pre-IPO companies like OpenAI, Anduril, Anthropic, and Canva, but Replit stock is not a holding in the fund. There’s a $10 minimum investment. 

Please note: This is a testimonial in partnership with Fundrise. We earn a commission from partner links on AccessIPOs.com. All opinions are my own.

Check out our list of top pre-IPO investing platforms for current share availability across platforms. 

3. Participate in the Replit IPO through a broker

Replit is still young. As it grows and matures, it may ultimately seek a liquidity event for investors via an IPO or acquisition. 

Venture capital firms are patient but will eventually encourage a mass liquidity event. IPOs serve this purpose best.

If an IPO happens, most retail investors will not receive IPO shares.

Savvy retail IPO investors may find opportunities to invest during the IPO when it arrives — acquiring shares at the IPO price the day before the stock begins trading on the open market. 

Once a privilege of the affluent clientele of Wall Street, IPO access has become increasingly accessible to retail investors.

The following online brokers give customers free access to IPOs, even with low account balances:

• TradeStation 
• Robinhood

Exclusive access to highly sought-after IPOs may be limited based on the type of brokerage accounts you hold and which brokerages have secured exclusive rights.

TradeStation has a longer track record of accessing more than 400 IPOs and secondary offerings via its partnership with Click Markets. 

But Robinhood has the advantage of Silicon Valley networks and a history of getting allocations for high-profile IPOs.

Fidelity, SoFi, and Webull may also offer IPO shares.

Read the S-1 filings to find mentions of these online brokers to find opportunities. 

Check out this list of best brokers for IPO investing to learn more about IPO access for retail investors.

4. Buy the stock after the IPO

Most investors will not acquire pre-IPO shares or receive an allocation during the IPO. 

Waiting for private companies to become publicly traded companies can have advantages. The IPO filing provides investors with access to financial data, and each subsequent quarter paints a more complete picture. 

IPO stock prices typically rise with high-demand companies. You can benefit if you’re in early and sell when the price overheats.

Without IPO access, post-IPO investors may be tempted to acquire shares at inflated prices. 

Avoid chasing over-inflated share prices right after the IPO. Stock price declines after IPOs can be excellent entry points.

Be selective and patient. The most disruptive companies are likely to experience higher valuations a decade from now.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is Replit stock publicly traded?

No. Replit is a private company. 

What is the Replit stock symbol?

There is no Replit stock symbol yet because it is a private company.

Here is the most likely Replit ticker: 

• RPLT

What is the Replit stock price?

A public Replit stock price does not exist because the company is private. 

As of Q2 2025, recent secondary transaction data is unavailable. The 2023 funding priced shares at $41.09. 

If the 2025 funding round finalizes, the Replit stock price will likely exceed $100 per share. 

Where is the Replit S-1 Filing?

Replit has not released an S-1 filing to the public. There is no reporting of a confidential S-1 filing yet. 

News of a confidential or public S-1 filing would kick off the IPO process, suggesting the IPO could occur during the following months. 

I estimate the company is three to five years away from pursuing a public offering. 

When the company releases the S-1 filing to investors, we’ll link to and embed the document on this web page.

In the meantime, you can check out the most recent S-1 filings in our S-1 filings feed.

Conclusion

Replit’s competitive position in a fast-growing but competitive landscape is still unclear. Cursor and Lovable are gaining users and millions in revenue every day.

While the IPO date remains unknown and leadership has not commented on aspirations, rising valuations and broad investor interest (including high-profile VCs and celebrity VC investors like Sam Altman and Paul Graham) may lead to mounting pressure toward an exit. 

Pre-IPO access through platforms like Hiive and the ARK Venture Fund gives investors an early window into a company with growing traction. Replit was an early holding in the ARK Venture Fund and represents a small share. Cathie Wood may invest in the next round if her conviction remains. 

But buying in early doesn’t guarantee returns. Replit still must deliver on growth, and it appears to be behind competitors. 

Investors interested in investing in a more direct Replit stock investment should expect to see more availability after the completion of the next funding round. Monitor this page for the latest Replit IPO news as the startup grows towards becoming a public company.