In February 2014, it moved to acquire WhatsApp for $19 billion, which remains its largest acquisition to date and one of the largest tech acquisitions in history. By October 2011, one billion messages were being sent per day by early 2013, WhatsApp could boast 200 million active users.įacebook clearly saw WhatsApp as a potential threat to its own offering, and therefore flexed its muscles. From that point, WhatsApp marched to ubiquitous status. WhatsApp incorporated multimedia messaging later in the same year, and was released on Android the following. This was enough for Acton to convince a circle of fellow ex-Yahoo employees to part with $250,000 in seed funding. WhatsApp 2.0 was an instant success, quickly reaching 250,000 active users. WhatsApp was unique at the time, outside of Blackberry’s BBM, in providing a free message service that allowed users to log in with their phone number. Based on 2000+ A/B tests via SplitMetrics Optimize.
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