Loora Raises $22 Million Series B, Total Funding Reaches $43.25 Million

AI English learning platform Loora announced on September 16, 2026 that it raised $22 million in Series B funding led by Union Tech Ventures, with vgames and existing investors Emerge, Hearst Ventures, and QP Ventures participating, bringing total funding to $43.25 million. The company says it has taught more than 15 million learners and supported more than 250 million interactions since launching, with revenue more than doubling over the past twelve months and ARR now in the tens of millions. Loora also offers a B2B product for corporations, governments, and universities, which grew from zero to more than 150 organizations in the past year.

The funding shows continued investor backing for training vertical language-learning models on proprietary conversation data rather than calling general-purpose LLMs directly. For education product builders, Loora's disclosed figures of 15 million learners, 250 million interactions, and 150 B2B organizations offer a verifiable example of an AI language-learning product expanding on both consumer and institutional sides; for universities and corporate training buyers, its B2B reach indicates AI English tutoring is entering institutional procurement channels. Revenue doubling, retention doubling, and learning outcome claims all come from the company itself, and the original text provides no independent research or quantitative validation. The AI language-learning sector gains fresh capital validation, sharpening competition between proprietary-data training and general-purpose LLM approaches. Corporations, governments, and universities have an additional supplier of AI English training tools, widening institutional options.