Where is Netflix headquartered?

Netflix's official corporate headquarters is at 100 Winchester Circle, Los Gatos, CA 95032. This campus houses executive leadership (both co-CEOs, CFO, CPTO), engineering, finance, legal, and core corporate functions. Los Gatos is a small, affluent suburb in the Santa Clara Valley, roughly 15 miles from San Jose and 50 miles from San Francisco, that has been Netflix's home since approximately 2003.

The campus is a deliberate choice: close enough to Silicon Valley talent markets but separate from the San Francisco and Palo Alto concentrations. Netflix has expanded the campus over the years but resisted the sprawling corporate campus model; the company's high-talent-density philosophy means a 16,000-person company requires substantially less physical footprint than its revenue scale might suggest. Engineering, data science, and executive decision-making are anchored here; this is the building where technology, product, and business strategy converge.

Los Angeles (5808 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood) is Netflix's second-most-important location — the primary hub for content production, studio relationships, and the creative executive teams that work directly with showrunners and filmmakers. The bulk of the content organization (Bela Bajaria's CCO team) operates from there, along with publicity, awards, and entertainment marketing. The LA office has expanded significantly as Netflix has deepened its production footprint in Hollywood.

In Europe, London (EMEA headquarters) and Amsterdam anchor Netflix's regional operations, licensing, finance, and local content commissioning for European originals. Madrid and Paris have grown as Netflix has invested heavily in Spanish-language and French-language originals (Elite, Lupin) that achieve global audiences. In Asia-Pacific, Singapore serves as the regional operational hub, with Seoul increasingly prominent given the extraordinary global success of Korean originals like Squid Game and The Glory. São Paulo leads LATAM operations, Toronto provides access to Canadian production tax incentives and a deep talent pool, and New York handles advertising sales, media relations, and East Coast business development.

For technology vendors and enterprise software sellers, Netflix's decision-making authority is concentrated in Los Gatos (engineering, executive, and finance) and Los Angeles (content and creative). A field sales or ABM motion should be anchored in Silicon Valley — specifically the South Bay, as Los Gatos is not easily served by a San Francisco-only presence — with a secondary footprint in Los Angeles for content-related products such as production tools, rights management software, and VFX pipelines.

For advertising technology vendors, Netflix's ad sales team operates from New York (agency and brand client relationships) and Los Angeles (entertainment and lifestyle brands). The EMEA ad team runs from London. Virtual selling is fully accepted at Netflix; the company has not mandated in-office requirements that restrict remote evaluations. Pacific Time coverage is essential for engineering, product, and executive decisions; Eastern Time coverage is necessary for the New York advertising team. For any deal above approximately $250K, expect Los Gatos-based procurement and legal involvement regardless of which functional team initiated the evaluation.