Lytics
Lytics enables enterprises to unify first-party customer data and activate AI-driven audience segments without moving data out of their existing cloud infrastructure, accelerating personalization while maintaining data control and privacy compliance.
Last updated Aug 20, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment · Connections updated Aug 24, 2026
At a glance
- Employees
- 51-200
- Funding
- $110M
- Revenue
- $10M-$50M
- Stock
- N/A
About
Mid-tier composable CDP with strong ML and behavioral analytics capabilities, differentiated by cloud data warehouse integration and Google Cloud partnership
Lytics is a Portland, Oregon-based customer data platform founded in 2012 that enables brands to collect, unify, and activate first-party customer data across marketing and advertising channels. The platform leverages machine learning and behavioral data science to build predictive audience segments, enabling marketers to deliver highly personalized experiences across web, email, paid media, and other touchpoints. Lytics differentiates itself through its 'composable CDP' architecture, which allows enterprises to deploy the platform on top of their existing cloud data warehouses such as Google BigQuery, Snowflake, and others, rather than requiring data to be moved into a proprietary data store. In the AdTech and MarTech ecosystem, Lytics occupies a position as a mid-market to enterprise CDP with a strong emphasis on data science, behavioral modeling, and privacy-first data activation. The company has built deep integrations with major marketing clouds, advertising platforms, and data infrastructure providers, making it a flexible hub for customer intelligence. Its Google Cloud partnership is particularly notable, with Lytics being deeply integrated into Google's marketing and data stack. Lytics has raised significant venture funding and serves customers across retail, media, financial services, and technology verticals. The company competes with other CDPs such as Segment, mParticle, Tealium, and Treasure Data, but positions itself on the strength of its machine learning capabilities, composable architecture, and ease of integration with modern cloud data infrastructure. Its focus on first-party data activation is increasingly relevant as third-party cookies are deprecated and privacy regulations tighten globally.
Business model
SaaS
Target market
Mid-Market and Enterprise
What they offer
Lytics CDP
Core customer data platform for collecting, unifying, and activating first-party customer data across channels
Conductor
Composable CDP layer that sits on top of existing cloud data warehouses like BigQuery and Snowflake, enabling data activation without data movement
Audience Builder
Visual tool for creating and managing behavioral and predictive audience segments using machine learning
Content Affinity Engine
ML-powered engine that analyzes content consumption patterns to predict user interests and personalize content recommendations
Lytics Personalization
Web and app personalization capabilities that deliver tailored experiences based on real-time behavioral data
Data Collection & Unification
Tag management and identity resolution tools for ingesting and stitching customer data from multiple sources into unified profiles
Audience Activation
Integrations and workflows to push audience segments to advertising platforms, email tools, and other marketing channels
Key features
Use cases
Customer segments
Tech & specs
Technology stack
Security & compliance
Deployment
API
Yes
- 2012 · Founded