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Uplift
Uplift is a leading Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) solution specifically designed for the travel industry. It enables consumers to book flights, hotels, cruises, and vacation packages and pay for them over time in convenient installments. The company partners with hundreds of major travel brands globally to offer flexible payment options.
Founded 2014$695.5M400 employeesdefunct
Unleash
Unleash is an open-source feature flag management platform that empowers development teams to release features faster and with less risk. It provides a robust system for toggling features on and off, A/B testing, and gradual rollouts, enabling continuous delivery and experimentation.
Founded 2018$10.5M100 employees
Unacast
Unacast is a leading provider of location data and insights, helping businesses understand and predict consumer behavior in the physical world. Their platform aggregates and processes vast amounts of anonymous, privacy-compliant location data to power applications in advertising, retail, real estate, and urban planning.
Founded 2014$35.4M150 employees
Ubimo
Ubimo was a location intelligence and programmatic advertising platform that provided marketers with insights into consumer behavior and enabled targeted ad campaigns. It specialized in bridging the gap between online and offline data to optimize ad performance and drive real-world results.
Founded 2012$15.7M35 employeesacquired
Tubular Labs
Tubular Labs is a leading global video measurement and analytics company that provides a unified view of audience behavior and content performance across major social video platforms. It helps brands, publishers, and agencies optimize their video strategies and understand the value of their content.
Founded 2010$80.2M150 employeesacquired
Truthset
Truthset is a data intelligence company that provides a platform to measure and improve the accuracy of consumer data. It offers a universal "Truthscore" to verify the quality of audience data, helping advertisers, publishers, and data providers enhance targeting, reduce waste, and improve campaign performance.
Founded 2019$10.5M40 employees
Triple Whale
Triple Whale is an e-commerce analytics and attribution platform designed for direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands. It consolidates data from various sources like ad platforms, Shopify, and email marketing into a single dashboard. The platform helps brands understand their profitability, customer lifetime value, and return on ad spend to make data-driven marketing decisions.
Founded 2021$25M150 employees
Transform
Transform provides a metrics store platform that helps data teams define, manage, and serve consistent business metrics across an organization. It aims to eliminate metric inconsistencies and empower data-driven decision-making by centralizing metric definitions.
Founded 2020$24.5M75 employeesacquired
Tradeswell
Tradeswell is an AI-powered operating system for e-commerce, providing real-time data and automation to help brands optimize their sales, marketing, and supply chain operations across various online channels. It unifies disparate data sources to offer a holistic view of business performance, enabling brands to drive profitable growth and make data-driven decisions.
Founded 2019$20.4M100 employees
Tradedoubler
Tradedoubler is an international performance marketing company that specializes in affiliate marketing and technology solutions. They connect advertisers with publishers to drive sales and leads through their platform, offering services like affiliate network management, lead generation, and data-driven insights. The company operates globally, providing a comprehensive suite of tools for optimizing digital marketing campaigns.
Founded 1999Publicly Traded350 employeessubsidiary
Salesforce Commerce Cloud
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is an enterprise-grade, cloud-based e-commerce platform that empowers businesses to deliver seamless shopping experiences across all digital channels. As part of the Salesforce Customer 360 ecosystem, Commerce Cloud provides a unified solution for B2C and B2B commerce, enabling retailers and brands to create personalized, AI-driven shopping experiences that span web, mobile, social, and in-store touchpoints. The platform combines robust commerce capabilities with predictive intelligence, allowing businesses to optimize merchandising, manage inventory, process orders, and deliver customer service from a single integrated system. Originally known as Demandware before being acquired by Salesforce in 2016, Commerce Cloud has evolved into one of the leading enterprise commerce platforms globally, serving major brands across retail, fashion, consumer goods, and manufacturing industries. The platform leverages Salesforce's Einstein AI technology to provide personalized product recommendations, predictive sorting, and intelligent search capabilities. With its cloud-native architecture and continuous innovation model, Commerce Cloud enables businesses to rapidly deploy new features, scale during peak traffic periods, and adapt to changing market demands without the complexity of traditional on-premise e-commerce systems.
Founded 2004Public (part of Salesforce, NYSE: CRM)Part of Salesforce (70,000+) employeesTier Ssubsidiary
IBM
IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) is a global technology leader with over a century of innovation, founded in 1911 and headquartered in Armonk, New York. The company has successfully transformed from a hardware-focused mainframe manufacturer to a comprehensive enterprise technology and consulting powerhouse. IBM operates across multiple technology domains including hybrid cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence through its Watson platform, quantum computing research and development, enterprise software solutions, and IT consulting services serving clients in over 175 countries. Today, IBM focuses primarily on hybrid cloud and AI solutions, particularly following its strategic acquisition of Red Hat in 2019 for $34 billion, which strengthened its position in open-source and cloud technologies. The company serves enterprise clients across industries including financial services, healthcare, telecommunications, retail, and government sectors. IBM has divested legacy businesses to concentrate on high-value cloud and cognitive software segments, including spinning off its managed infrastructure services business as Kyndryl in 2021. With a workforce of approximately 280,000 employees globally and annual revenue exceeding $60 billion, IBM remains one of the most significant players in enterprise technology, holding extensive patent portfolios and maintaining leadership in emerging technologies like quantum computing.
Founded 1911public10000+ employeesTier S
Salesforce
Salesforce is a global leader in customer relationship management (CRM) software and enterprise cloud computing solutions, founded in 1999 by Marc Benioff, Parker Harris, Dave Moellenhoff, and Frank Dominguez. The company pioneered the software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, revolutionizing how businesses access and utilize enterprise software by delivering applications entirely through the cloud. Salesforce's comprehensive platform enables organizations to manage customer relationships, sales pipelines, marketing campaigns, customer service operations, and business analytics from a unified, cloud-based ecosystem. The company has grown exponentially through both organic innovation and strategic acquisitions, including notable purchases of Tableau (2019), MuleSoft (2018), Slack (2021), and numerous other companies that have expanded its capabilities in analytics, integration, collaboration, and artificial intelligence. Salesforce serves over 150,000 customers across industries including financial services, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and technology, ranging from small businesses to Fortune 500 enterprises. The company's Customer 360 platform integrates sales, service, marketing, commerce, and IT teams on a single platform, enabling businesses to deliver personalized customer experiences at scale. With a strong commitment to corporate social responsibility through its 1-1-1 philanthropic model (donating 1% of equity, product, and employee time), Salesforce has established itself not only as a technology leader but also as a pioneer in stakeholder capitalism. The company continues to innovate with AI-powered solutions like Einstein AI, industry-specific clouds, and low-code development tools, maintaining its position as the world's #1 CRM platform with a significant market share in the enterprise software industry.
Founded 1999public10000+ employeesTier S
IAS (Integral Ad Science)
Integral Ad Science (IAS) is a global leader in digital media quality solutions, providing comprehensive ad verification, optimization, and analytics services to advertisers, publishers, and media platforms. Founded in 2009, the company has established itself as a critical infrastructure provider in the digital advertising ecosystem, helping brands protect their reputation and maximize campaign performance across all digital channels including display, video, mobile, social media, and connected TV. IAS serves over 2,500 clients worldwide, including major brands, agencies, and publishers. The company's technology platform leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and real-time data analysis to measure and optimize digital ad quality at scale. IAS solutions address three core pillars of digital advertising quality: brand safety (ensuring ads don't appear next to inappropriate content), viewability (verifying ads are actually seen by real users), and ad fraud prevention (detecting and blocking invalid traffic). In 2021, IAS went public on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol 'IAS', marking a significant milestone in its growth trajectory. IAS operates globally with offices across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America, serving a diverse client base that includes Fortune 500 companies, leading advertising agencies, and premium publishers. The company has expanded its capabilities through strategic acquisitions and partnerships, continuously evolving its technology to address emerging challenges in digital advertising such as contextual targeting, attention metrics, and sustainability measurement in media buying.
Founded 2009public501-1000 employeesTier A
Adjust
Adjust is a leading mobile measurement and fraud prevention company that provides comprehensive attribution, analytics, and security solutions for mobile app marketers and developers. Founded in 2012, the company has established itself as a critical infrastructure provider in the mobile app ecosystem, helping businesses measure marketing performance, prevent fraud, and optimize user acquisition strategies across iOS and Android platforms. Adjust's platform processes billions of data points daily, serving over 40,000 apps globally. In July 2021, Adjust was acquired by AppLovin Corporation for approximately $1 billion, marking one of the largest acquisitions in the mobile marketing technology space. The acquisition strategically positioned AppLovin to offer end-to-end solutions combining app monetization, marketing, and measurement capabilities. Post-acquisition, Adjust continues to operate as a distinct brand within the AppLovin ecosystem, maintaining its product suite and serving both AppLovin clients and independent customers. The company maintains offices across major global markets including Berlin (headquarters), San Francisco, New York, Tokyo, Seoul, and other key technology hubs, employing several hundred professionals worldwide.
Founded 2012acquired201-500 employeesTier Aacquired
Vimeo
Vimeo is a premium video hosting and sharing platform founded in 2004 that has evolved into a comprehensive video experience platform serving creators, businesses, and organizations worldwide. Unlike consumer-focused competitors, Vimeo positions itself as a professional-grade solution offering advanced video tools including hosting, live streaming, video creation, editing, and analytics. The platform is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the ticker VMEO after spinning off from IAC in 2021. Vimeo serves a diverse customer base ranging from individual creators and small businesses to large enterprises across industries including marketing, communications, events, and education. The company has built a robust ecosystem of video tools that enable users to create, manage, distribute, and monetize video content across multiple channels. With over 260 million users globally and more than 1.5 million paying subscribers, Vimeo has established itself as a leader in the professional video software market, competing on quality, features, and user experience rather than scale alone.
Founded 2004public501-1000 employeesTier A
Unruly
Unruly is a video advertising technology platform that pioneered the use of emotional data and social science to optimize video ad campaigns. Founded in 2006, the company developed proprietary technology to measure emotional responses to video content and use those insights to target audiences more effectively. Unruly's platform enables brands and publishers to distribute video advertising across premium publisher sites, leveraging emotional engagement metrics to maximize campaign performance and shareability. The company built its reputation on combining neuroscience, behavioral psychology, and machine learning to predict which videos would resonate emotionally with audiences. Unruly's technology platform facilitated programmatic video advertising at scale, working with major global brands and premium publishers to deliver emotionally-targeted campaigns. In 2015, Unruly was acquired by News Corp for approximately £58 million ($90 million), becoming part of the media conglomerate's digital advertising portfolio. The acquisition was intended to enhance News Corp's video advertising capabilities across its publisher network. In 2020, News Corp sold Unruly to Tremor International (now Nexxen) as part of a strategic divestiture. Under Tremor/Nexxen ownership, Unruly operates as part of a larger ad tech ecosystem focused on connected TV and video advertising solutions. The platform continues to serve advertisers and publishers, though it has been integrated into Nexxen's broader demand-side and supply-side platform offerings.
Founded 2006acquired51-200 employeesTier Asubsidiary
Effectv
Effectv is the advertising sales division of Comcast Corporation, specializing in delivering multiscreen television advertising solutions to local, regional, and national businesses across the United States. Operating as a subsidiary of Comcast Advertising, Effectv leverages Comcast's extensive cable television infrastructure and data capabilities to provide targeted advertising campaigns that reach specific audiences across traditional linear TV and digital platforms. The company serves as a bridge between local businesses and television advertising, making TV advertising more accessible and measurable for small to medium-sized enterprises. Effectv combines the reach of traditional television with advanced data-driven targeting capabilities, utilizing Comcast's vast subscriber data and viewership insights to help advertisers connect with their desired audiences. The platform offers comprehensive campaign management services, including creative production, media planning, audience targeting, and performance analytics. With access to over 96 million homes through Comcast's cable network and partnerships with other cable providers, Effectv provides advertisers with significant scale while maintaining the ability to target specific geographic markets and demographic segments. The company represents a strategic evolution of Comcast's advertising business, rebranded from Comcast Spotlight in 2019 to reflect its focus on effectiveness and measurable advertising outcomes.
Founded 2019subsidiary1000+ employeesTier Asubsidiary
Trackmaven
TrackMaven was a marketing analytics platform that provided competitive intelligence and content performance insights for brands. It helped marketers measure and optimize their content strategy across various digital channels, offering data on competitor content and audience engagement.
Founded 2012$24.7M75 employeesacquired
TomTom
TomTom is a Dutch multinational developer of location technology and consumer electronics. It is renowned for its navigation devices, advanced mapping products, and real-time traffic information services, catering to both consumers and automotive businesses globally.
Founded 1991N/A4000 employees
TimeScale
Timescale is the company behind TimescaleDB, an open-source relational database for time-series and analytics data built on PostgreSQL. It provides developers with powerful tools to store, query, and analyze large volumes of time-series data efficiently, offering both self-hosted and fully managed cloud solutions.
Founded 2015$163M300 employees
ThreatMetrix
ThreatMetrix was a leading provider of digital identity intelligence and fraud prevention solutions, leveraging a global network to authenticate users and detect fraudulent activity in real-time. It was acquired by LexisNexis Risk Solutions in 2018.
Founded 2005$66.5M400 employeesacquired
X (formerly Twitter)
X (formerly Twitter) is a leading social media and technology platform that has transformed from its origins as a microblogging service into a comprehensive digital communication ecosystem. The platform serves as a critical hub for real-time information sharing, public discourse, and global conversation, connecting hundreds of millions of users worldwide. Under new ownership since 2022, X has undergone significant rebranding and strategic shifts aimed at expanding its functionality beyond traditional social media. As a major player in the advertising technology (AdTech) ecosystem, X has developed sophisticated advertising products that leverage its unique real-time engagement model and extensive user data. The platform offers promoted tweets, advanced audience targeting capabilities, comprehensive analytics tools, and programmatic advertising solutions that have become essential components of digital marketing strategies for brands globally. X's advertising business generates substantial revenue and represents a critical pillar of its business model, competing directly with other major social media advertising platforms. X's AdTech presence extends beyond its core platform through strategic acquisitions and expansions into mobile advertising. The company's previous acquisition of MoPub, a leading mobile app monetization platform, positioned it as a significant force in the mobile advertising market, though the company has since divested this asset. X continues to evolve its technology infrastructure, API offerings, and platform capabilities while navigating challenges related to content moderation, user growth, and advertiser relationships in an increasingly competitive social media landscape.
Founded 2006Private (post-acquisition)1001-5000 employeesTier Sacquired
ThinkingData
ThinkingData is a leading data analytics service provider, primarily focused on the gaming industry and other digital businesses. They offer a comprehensive platform for data collection, analysis, and visualization, empowering companies to understand user behavior, optimize operations, and drive growth through data-driven decision-making.
Founded 2017$10M300 employees