14 Facts About StarLeaf

StarLeaf was a global video conferencing and collaboration software company that provided cloud-based messaging, meeting and calling for business users.

StarLeaf enabled people to meet and collaborate from their desktop and mobile devices, as well as via proprietary StarLeaf and third-party meeting room systems.

StarLeaf was headquartered near Watford, UK, with offices throughout Europe, the Americas and Australasia.

StarLeaf entered administration in 2022 and its services and videoconferencing platform ceased operation in October 2022.

StarLeaf was established in 2008 by Mark Loney, Mark Richer and William MacDonald.

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StarLeaf initially developed a telepresence and video meeting service that offered a range of personal and group telepresence endpoints connected via a dedicated on-premise PBX.

StarLeaf announced a partnership with Poly in 2020 to make StarLeaf services available on Poly conferencing and meeting room systems.

StarLeaf was one of a number of global video conferencing providers to offer services free of charge during the 2020 coronavirus crisis.

StarLeaf was VC-backed and had secured eight funding rounds totaling almost £60m, the last £12m of which came in 2019 with investment from Grafton Capital and Highland Capital Partners.

StarLeaf was available as SaaS with the option to add StarLeaf and third party room systems.

StarLeaf meetings had capacity for up to 100 participants and supported live webcast streams for up to 3,000 viewers.

Instant messaging in StarLeaf supported chat groups, which could be public and searchable, or private.

StarLeaf was compatible with a range of meeting room system hardware, including proprietary and third-party equipment.

StarLeaf received awards and recognition for both business development and video conferencing service, including:.