mParticle
also invests · investor profileAcquiredNew York, US · Founded 2012 · Delaware corporation · 15 known investors
mParticle provides a customer data platform that consolidates first-party data across channels to help businesses scale operations.
Also known as mParticle, Inc.
Founders & leadership
mParticle was founded in 2012 by Andrew Katz and Michael Katz.


Investors · 15
Also in the syndicate · 3
Reported raises · per SEC filings
Form D private placements$91.2M disclosed across 6 of 8 rounds · 2014–2022
▶$6.4MraisedAug 2022 · 33 investors · Other Technology
- Scott FriendDirector
- Michael KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Reshma SaujaniDirector
- Eric KelleherDirector
- Andrew ArtzDirector
- Daniel BrenhouseDirector
- David MorganExecutive Officer
- Thomas OhDirector
- Andrew KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Bonney PelleyExecutive Officer
- Offering amount
- $6.4M
- Amount sold
- $6.4M
- First sale
- Jul 2022
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware
- Federal exemptions
- 04
▶$13.5MraisedFeb 2020 · 10 investors · Other TechnologyRule 506(b)
- Michael KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Andrew KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Scott FriendDirector
- Andrew ArtzDirector
- Thomas OhExecutive Officer
- Offering amount
- $43.5M
- Amount sold
- $13.5M
- First sale
- Feb 2020
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
▶$34.4MraisedOct 2017 · 20 investors · Other TechnologyRule 506(b)
- Scott FriendDirector
- Andrew KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Ted MaidenbergDirector
- Michael KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Dave MeyersExecutive Officer
- Offering amount
- $34.4M
- Amount sold
- $34.4M
- First sale
- Sep 2017
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware, 2012
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
▶$17.5MraisedOct 2016 · 5 investors · Other TechnologyRule 506(b)
- Scott FriendDirector
- Andrew KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Dave MyersExecutive Officer
- Ted MaidenbergDirector
- Michael KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Offering amount
- $17.5M
- Amount sold
- $17.5M
- First sale
- Sep 2016
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware, 2012
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
▶$15.1MraisedDec 2015 · 57 investors · Other TechnologyRule 506(b)
- Dave MyersExecutive Officer
- Andrew KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Michael KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Offering amount
- $15.1M
- Amount sold
- $15.1M
- First sale
- Nov 2015
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware, 2012
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
▶$4.3MraisedJul 2015 · 57 investors · Other TechnologyRule 506(b)
- Andrew KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Dave MyersExecutive Officer
- Michael KatzExecutive Officer, Director
- Offering amount
- $4.3M
- Amount sold
- $4.3M
- First sale
- Jul 2014
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware, 2012
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.
Valuation · disclosed
Disclosed eventsSource: SEC prospectus filings, and round valuations the company or its investors disclosed — follow each entry's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026mParticle operates a customer data platform (CDP) that collects customer and event data from mobile, web and server sources, resolves identities, enforces data quality and governance rules, and forwards that data to hundreds of downstream marketing and analytics tools without requiring customers to build and maintain individual integrations. Core product components documented by the company include IDSync identity resolution, Data Master/Data Plans for data quality enforcement, a Data Catalog, audience building and activation, custom rules for transforming data in flight, a User Activity View, privacy tooling for GDPR and CCPA compliance, and developer APIs (Events API, Profile API, Firehose API) alongside client SDKs for Android, iOS and web.
The platform is positioned as "hybrid": real-time streaming pipelines run alongside warehouse-native ("composable") activation that builds and delivers audiences directly from a customer's cloud data warehouse or data lake using zero-copy activation. On top of this data foundation, mParticle markets a "Performance Engine" of predictive and agentic capabilities — an Audience Agent that translates a stated business goal into audience logic, a Predictions Agent, Predictive Audiences scoring likelihood to churn, convert or increase in value, plus "Performance Accelerators" such as Match Boost (raising ad-platform match rates), Audience Expansion and Household Reach. The company cites more than 300 native integrations, processing of billions of events per month, and enterprise controls including role-based access, consent management, observability, SSO and MFA.
As of the sources retrieved, mParticle's about-us page presents the corporate story of Rokt, an ecommerce technology company, with mParticle listed as a Rokt brand alongside Aftersell; Rokt's timeline records a 2025 merger with mParticle.
Founding story
Sources identify Michael Katz as co-founder and CEO, with Permira's statement also referencing co-founder Andrew Katz. Company press releases give a founding year of 2013 (internal records list 2012). No further detail on the founding circumstances appears in the sources.
Business model
mParticle sells enterprise software: a customer data platform licensed to consumer brands that ingest, govern and activate first-party customer data. Sources describe a platform with tiered capability sets (real-time pipelines, warehouse-native activation, predictive/agentic add-ons and Performance Accelerators) sold via direct enterprise engagement ("talk to an expert," demos, contact sales); no pricing details appear in the sources.
Sources do not disclose pricing mechanics. Company communications reference annual recurring revenue as the growth measure — new ARR grew roughly 50% in 2020 and over 100% year over year in 2021 — with revenue split between large enterprise clients and startups, indicating a subscription/ARR-based model.
Traction
New ARR grew about 50% in 2020 and accelerated to more than 100% year over year in 2021. By March 2020 the platform was used by several hundred global brands and offered 275+ event and audience integrations, growing to 300+ integrations in current materials, with the company stating it processes billions of events monthly. Published customer outcomes include Marks & Spencer citing £6.5M incremental yearly revenue, Joe & The Juice citing 75.5% year-over-year revenue growth in loyalty campaigns, Tatcha reporting 8.5x higher revenue and 5x higher conversion using Predictive Audiences, and CKE brands reporting a 117%+ lift in Meta and Google Ads match rates from Match Boost.
Latest developments
The current website centers on a "Performance Engine" positioning: agentic and predictive intelligence (Audience Agent, Predictions Agent), Performance Accelerators including Match Boost, Audience Expansion and Household Reach, and a hybrid architecture spanning real-time and warehouse-native (composable) activation. Recent company posts announce the Rokt–mParticle merger, acceptance into the MACH Alliance, AWS Advertising and Marketing Technology Competency, and G2 recognition for customer support.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies
Market position
Described in 2021 press coverage as one of the leading independent CDP vendors competing with startups such as Amperity, Twilio and Tealium and with incumbents Adobe and Salesforce, in a market where CDP adoption was growing rapidly (Gartner's 2020 survey cited 87% of respondents fully deployed or deploying a CDP). mParticle differentiated itself as "infrastructure" rather than a marketing cloud. Following the 2025 merger, mParticle sits within Rokt, which describes itself as a global ecommerce technology leader.
Company and press materials emphasize: an infrastructure-first approach centered on data quality, governance and privacy controls rather than a single-team marketing tool; neutrality and openness toward third-party technologies; a hybrid architecture running real-time streaming and warehouse-native activation side by side; real-time identity resolution via IDSync; a breadth of 300+ deep native integrations; and newer agentic/predictive layers that let non-technical marketers build and activate audiences without engineering handoffs.
Technology
The platform combines real-time event streaming (client SDKs for iOS, Android and web; Events, Profile and Firehose APIs; HTTP/Node/Python/Ruby ingestion) with warehouse-native activation over cloud data warehouses and data lakes. Identity resolution is handled by IDSync, with an Identity Dashboard, identity logs and user activity history. Data quality and governance are enforced through Data Plans, a Data Catalog, custom transformation rules, role-based access, observability and consent management. Machine learning powers predictive attributes and Predictive Audiences (churn, conversion, value growth, next best action, similar customers), and newer agentic features let users describe a goal in natural language and receive audience logic with visible reasoning, conversational refinement and human approval before saving. More than 300 native outbound integrations connect to tools such as Braze, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Facebook, AppsFlyer, Snapchat, Pinterest and others; the company states enterprise-class security including SSO and MFA and support for GDPR and CCPA compliance.
Go-to-market
Direct enterprise sales motion supported by demos, customer case studies and expert consultations on the website, complemented by developer documentation to drive technical implementation. Partnerships extend distribution and capability — the 2020 LiveRamp alliance added 550+ LiveRamp-powered integrations for audience reach extension, and the company highlights AWS competency status and MACH Alliance membership. Series E proceeds were earmarked for global go-to-market expansion and R&D.
Multi-channel consumer brands and B2C enterprises, plus startups. Named customers and references across the sources include NBCUniversal, Spotify, Airbnb, Klarna, Burger King, Giant Eagle, Route, Dave & Buster's, SoFi, Inspire Brands, Marley Spoon, Marks & Spencer, Joe & The Juice, Tatcha and CKE brands. In 2019 the company said adoption included six of the top ten food and beverage brands, three of the largest financial services brands, two of the top travel and hospitality brands, four of the largest media and entertainment brands, and the largest U.S. retailer. Buyers span engineering, product, marketing and analytics functions.
Geography
Headquartered in New York City with offices in San Francisco, Seattle, Sydney and London as of 2021. Following the merger, the mParticle site describes Rokt's footprint of nine offices across 15 markets, with historical expansion into Melbourne, Singapore, New Zealand, the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Japan, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Ireland, the Nordics, Austria, Belgium and Switzerland.
History
Press releases from the company state mParticle was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in New York City. It raised a $45 million Series D led by Arrowroot Capital in March 2020, announced alongside a LiveRamp partnership, bringing total capital raised past $120 million. In May 2021 it hired former Twilio executive Chee Chew as its first chief product officer, and in October 2021 raised a $150 million Series E led by Permira's growth fund at an $800 million valuation, taking total funding to $272 million. Rokt's corporate timeline records that Rokt merged with mParticle in 2025, the same year Rokt reported 700+ employees, a secondary transaction valuing it at $3.5 billion, and the acquisition of Canal.
Risks & controversies
Sources note intense competition in the CDP category from both venture-backed rivals (Amperity, Twilio, Tealium) and large incumbents (Adobe, Salesforce) that were expanding their own CDP offerings, and structural market pressure from the decline of third-party cookies and tightening privacy regulation. In 2021 the CEO stated the company was not being built to be acquired and hinted at a possible IPO; mParticle subsequently merged with Rokt in 2025. No litigation or other controversies are reported in the sources.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Competitors · 7
by search overlapCompanies competing with mParticle for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
Timeline · 8
launches, deals, and filingsRokt's corporate timeline lists a 2025 merger with mParticle; mParticle's site publishes a press release titled 'Rokt and mParticle Merge to Redefine Real-Time Relevance', and the mParticle about page now describes Rokt's business with mParticle as one of its brands.
mParticle announced it joined the AWS Advertising and Marketing Technology Competency, per a company post listed on its site.
Company post states G2 recognized mParticle for exceptional customer support.
mParticle announced its acceptance into the MACH Alliance in a company post listed on its site.
Series E led by Permira's growth fund with participation from existing investors plus Golub Capital, former Adobe CFO Mark Garrett and Jake Bailey. Permira principal Daniel Brenhouse joined the board; Chris Caguin became a board observer. Funds earmarked for global go-to-market expansion and R&D.
$150M source ↗
Former Twilio executive Chee Chew joined mParticle as its first chief product officer.
Series D funding to accelerate platform growth; Arrowroot Capital Managing Partner Matthew Safaii joined the board. Round brought total capital raised to over $120 million.
$45M source ↗
mParticle launched real-time audience reach extension capabilities with LiveRamp, combining first-party identifiers in mParticle with LiveRamp's Identity Graph and extending mParticle's 275+ integrations with 550+ LiveRamp-powered integrations.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
Legal entities · 1
corporate structureIn the news
mParticle Raises $15M to Help Mobile Marketers Manage Their Datatechcrunch.com · Jan 2016▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- mParticlemparticle.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does mParticle do?
- mParticle is a customer data platform for consumer brands that unifies first-party data and activates audiences across 300+ integrations.
- Who founded mParticle?
- mParticle was founded by Andrew Katz, Michael Katz in 2012.
- Who are mParticle's investors?
- mParticle's investors include Arrowroot Capital, Bowery Capital, Coelius Capital, Eniac Ventures, Golden Ventures, Golub Growth, Harmony Partners, Swell Partners and 4 more.
- How much funding has mParticle raised?
- mParticle has disclosed $91.2M raised across 6 of its 8 known rounds.
- Where is mParticle headquartered?
- mParticle is headquartered in New York, US.




