MoviePass
MoviePass is a subscription-based movie ticket service founded in 2011 by Stacy Spikes and Hamet Watt. It began in San Francisco, offering unlimited movie theater tickets for a monthly fee. The service evolved from a voucher system to a mobile app with a prepaid card, enabling subscribers to purchase tickets electronically at participating theaters. At its peak, MoviePass attracted over 3 million subscribers with its low-cost subscription model. The company focused on providing unlimited or multiple movie tickets per month, appealing to frequent moviegoers looking for affordable access to theaters. After ceasing operations in 2019 and filing for bankruptcy in 2020, MoviePass was revived in 2022 under the leadership of its original founder, Stacy Spikes, with a new business model.
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Headcount trend
MoviePass went from 11 employees in Jul 2023 to 11 in Jun 2025.
Headcount data through Jun 2025
Org structure
Headcount by department
Funding
- May 2025 · $100M · Global Emerging Markets
- Jun 2024 · Venture · Forecast Labs
- Jan 2023 · Seed · Animoca Brands, Claritas Capital, Gaingels
- Jun 2016 · $1.2M
- Sep 2014 · $2.2M · Structure Capital, AOL Ventures, True Ventures
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MoviePass FAQ
How many employees does MoviePass have?
MoviePass has about 11 employees, unchanged over the 3 months to Jun 2025.
What is MoviePass's revenue per employee?
MoviePass makes about $1.63M in revenue per employee, based on $17.9M annual revenue and 11 employees.
How much funding has MoviePass raised?
MoviePass has raised $103.4M in total funding.
Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.