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Xplenty was rebranded to Integrate.io (Jan 2021)— see Integrate.io for current status.
Xplenty

Xplenty

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Xplenty enabled businesses to build and manage cloud data pipelines without writing code, reducing the technical barrier to data integration and accelerating time-to-insight.

Last updated Jun 23, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment

Founded
2012
HQ
Tel Aviv, California, Israel
Connections
19

At a glance

Employees
11-50
Funding
$4M
Revenue
$1M-$10M
Stock
N/A
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About

A mid-market-focused, no-code ETL and data integration platform that competed with larger enterprise tools by offering accessibility and ease of use at a lower price point.

Xplenty was an Israeli-founded, cloud-based data integration and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) platform that enabled businesses to connect, transform, and move data across a wide variety of sources and destinations without requiring coding expertise. Founded in the early 2010s and headquartered in Israel with a presence in the United States, Xplenty offered a visual, drag-and-drop interface that democratized data pipeline creation for data engineers, analysts, and business users alike. The platform supported hundreds of pre-built connectors to databases, cloud storage, SaaS applications, and data warehouses, making it a versatile tool for organizations seeking to centralize and operationalize their data. Xplenty raised approximately $4 million in a funding round in 2016, during which it also acquired Driven, a competing data integration company, to expand its capabilities and customer base. The company was backed by Xenon Ventures, which played a key role in its growth trajectory. Xplenty positioned itself as an accessible alternative to more complex enterprise ETL tools, targeting mid-market and SMB customers who needed robust data integration without the overhead of legacy on-premise solutions. In 2021, Xplenty was acquired by Integrate.io, a data integration platform that absorbed Xplenty's technology and brand into its own offering. Following the acquisition, Integrate.io rebranded and consolidated the Xplenty product under the Integrate.io platform, effectively retiring the Xplenty brand. The acquisition allowed Integrate.io to significantly expand its connector library, customer base, and overall market presence in the competitive ETL and data pipeline space.

Business model

SaaS

Target market

SMB and Mid-Market

What they offer

  • Xplenty ETL Platform

    A cloud-based, no-code ETL platform with a visual drag-and-drop interface for building data pipelines between hundreds of sources and destinations.

  • Data Pipeline Builder

    Visual workflow designer allowing users to define data transformations and routing logic without writing code.

  • Pre-built Connectors

    A library of connectors for databases, cloud storage, SaaS applications, and data warehouses including Redshift, BigQuery, Snowflake, and Salesforce.

Key features

No-code, drag-and-drop pipeline builderHundreds of pre-built data source and destination connectorsCloud-native architecture with scalable processingScheduled and event-triggered pipeline executionData transformation and enrichment capabilitiesMonitoring and alerting for pipeline healthREST API for programmatic pipeline management

Use cases

Centralizing data into a cloud data warehouseSyncing SaaS application data for analyticsAutomating data transformation workflowsMarketing data aggregation and reportingBusiness intelligence data preparation

Customer segments

Mid-market businessesSmall and medium-sized businesses (SMBs)Data engineering teamsBusiness intelligence and analytics teamsMarketing and revenue operations teams

Tech & specs

Technology stack

Cloud infrastructure (AWS)Apache HadoopREST APISQL-based transformations

Security & compliance

SOC 2GDPR

Deployment

Cloud

API

Yes

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