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How many users does Clubhouse have? 40+ Clubhouse stats

Clubhouse quickly became one of the top social media networks on the planet.

The audio-based network started as a niche app for Silicon Valley insiders. But rapidly morphed into a mainstream platform.

So, how big is Clubhouse? And how did it get to that point?

On this page, you’ll find all the key stats you need to know about Clubhouse.

Clubhouse usage statistics (Top picks)

  • At its peak, Clubhouse had 10 million weekly active users, up from 600,000 in December 2020.
  • Clubhouse was valued at $4 billion in April 2021 (up from $100 million in May 2020).
  • Clubhouse raised over $10 million.
  • Over 180 organizations and venture capitalists invested in Clubhouse.
  • With its $1 billion valuation, Clubhouse was once a Unicorn startup, joining the ranks of Uber and Airbnb.
  • Clubhouse was once ranked #16 in the App Store under the “Social Networking” category.
  • Clubhouse officially launched in April 2020.

How many people use Clubhouse?

Clubhouse peaked at 10 million active users, according to a town hall meeting hosted by CEO Paul Davidson.

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That’s impressive considering that the platform had 2 million users in January 2021. And only 1,500 in May 2020.

In other words, Clubhouse increased its user base by 5x in January 2021.

Here’s a full breakdown of Clubhouse user growth over time:

UsersDate
1,500May 2020
600,000December 2020
2 millionJanuary 2021
10 millionFebruary 2021

Sources: TechCrunch, New York Times, Mashable, CNBC, Medium

Besides user growth, we also have other metrics that indicate how popular Clubhouse was.

Specifically, app downloads.

At one point, Clubhouse was the 16th most popular app in the “Social Media Network” category of the App Store, behind Facebook, Messenger, Discord, WhatsApp, and other more established social networks.

According to Fortune, Clubhouse was downloaded 2.3 million times in January 2021 alone.

And data from Appfigures shows that 30% of all Clubhouse downloads occurred between January 28th and February 1st, 2021.

Sources: Fortune, Appfigures

Search interest in Clubhouse

According to data from Exploding Topics, searches for “clubhouse app” skyrocketed in 2021.

Source: Exploding Topics

Clubhouse outside of the US

Clubhouse is available in over 150 countries (the iOS App Store operates in 175 countries).

At one stage in 2021, Clubhouse was the #1 most-downloaded app in Germany, Japan, Slovakia, and Turkey:

Clubhouse got over 440,000 downloads in Japan in early February 2021 alone.

And Clubhouse was growing so quickly in China that invite codes were being sold for 188 yuan ($29). In fact, Clubhouse was downloaded from China’s App Store 160,000 times.

Sources: Google Berlin, Quartz, Japan Times, Nikkei, NY Times

Clubhouse added a number of notable users during its peak.

Here’s an expanded list with figures of the most-followed accounts on Clubhouse:

UserFollowers
Rohan Seth7.4M
Paul Davison6.5M
Tiffany Haddish5.9M
Felicia Horowitz5.3M
Marc Andreessen5M
Anu5M
Chris Lyons4.9M
Jared Leto4.8M
Shaka Senghor4.6M
Van Jones4.6M

Source: Clubhouse DB

How much is Clubhouse worth?

In January 2021, Clubhouse raised a Series B round from Andreessen Horowitz and others for an undisclosed amount.

That funding round valued Clubhouse’s parent company, Alpha Exploration Co., at over $1 billion. To put that in perspective, Clubhouse’s previous valuation, in May 2020, was $100 million.

DateValuation
May 2020$100M
January 2021$1B

Sources: The Information, Fortune

Does Clubhouse have an Android app?

Yes. Clubhouse released a beta Android version of its app to the public on May 9th, 2021.

Source: TechCrunch

Can anyone join Clubhouse?

No. Clubhouse is currently invite-only. That said, you can currently sign up to reserve your username/handle. But to actually use the app, you’ll need an invitation from a current user.

Source: Mashable

From 1,500 users to a billion dollar valuation

Clubhouse’s rise was one of the fastest in social media history. In less than a year, the platform went from 1,500 users to 10 million weekly active users and a $4 billion valuation.

That growth was fueled by a combination of exclusivity, celebrity adoption, and perfect timing during a period when people craved real time connection. High profile users like Jared Leto, Tiffany Haddish, and Marc Andreessen brought massive audiences to the platform, while the invite only model created demand that spread across 150+ countries.

Whether Clubhouse can sustain that momentum remains an open question. But its early trajectory is a case study in how quickly a new social platform can capture global attention.

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