- Perk, formerly known as TravelPerk, is a leading business travel and expense management platform that integrates travel booking and spend management into a single AI-native solution, serving over 10,000 companies globally.
- In the past year, Perk raised $200 million in Series E funding, doubling its valuation to $2.7 billion, and acquired Yokoy to enhance its travel and expense management offerings.
- Notable clients include major corporations benefiting from Perk's unified platform, which aims to eliminate 'shadow work' and improve productivity by streamlining travel and expense processes.
- Perk's ideal buyers are mid to large-sized enterprises looking to reduce inefficiencies in travel and expense management, making it a timely solution for organizations aiming to optimize operational productivity.
Sales and Support is the largest group at TravelPerk with 301 employees, accounting for a little over one-third of total headcount. Engineering follows with 194 team members, underscoring the company’s emphasis on maintaining its proprietary travel technology stack. Marketing & Product (87) and Finance & Administration (84) form a solid mid-tier of expertise, while Business Management, Operations, IT, and Human Resources collectively contribute another 146 employees to core business operations. Smaller groups such as Program & Project Management (13) and an assorted “Other” category (14) round out the organization, indicating a relatively balanced talent distribution across both customer-facing and internal enablement roles.
TravelPerk’s primary hub is Barcelona, hosting 420 employees—about half of the company’s overall workforce. The firm maintains a growing international footprint with key offices in London (68) and Chicago (54), complemented by teams in Boston (28), Edinburgh (21), Berlin (13), Birmingham (13), and Miami (11). A small presence in Paris (2) and a distributed cohort marked as “Other” (209) highlight the company’s flexible hiring approach, allowing it to tap into talent beyond its core office locations.
