Hightouch raises $80M on a $1.2B valuation for marketing tools powered by AI
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Customer data startup Hightouch raises new funding at $1.2 billion valuation in round led by Sapphire Ventures
Hightouch cofounders Tejas Manohar, Josh Curl, and Kashish Gupta.HightouchHightouch raised an $80 million Series C round to become a newly minted unicorn.The startup uses companies' existing data and AI to enhance marketing and sales.Hightouch competes with Salesforce and Twilio in the crowded customer data platform space.Hightouch, a data activation platform for sales and marketing teams, has raised $80 million in Series C funding. Sapphire Ven…
Hightouch Raises $80M Series C to Boost AI for Marketers
Hightouch, a leading data and AI platform for marketing and personalization, has secured $80 million in Series C funding, bringing its valuation to $1.2 billion. The funding round was led by Rajeev Dham at Sapphire Ventures, with participation from NVC, ICONIQ Growth, Amplify Partners, Bain Capital Ventures, and Y Combinator. This investment will accelerate the adoption of Hightouch’s AI Decisioning product, designed to help marketers set busine…
Hightouch bags $80m Series C at $1.2bn valuation as it brings AI decisioning to retail marketers – RetailWit
Hightouch, a composable CDP and AI decisioning platform, has raised an $80 million Series C investment round at a valuation of $1.2 billion. This was led by Sapphire Ventures, with participation from NVC, Amplify Ventures, ICONIQ Growth, and Bain Capital Ventures. Sapphire Ventures Partner Rajeev Dham will join the Hightouch board. The investment will help drive adoption of the company’s AI Decisioning product which lets marketers identify a bus…
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GetApp’s 2025 Tech Trends Survey finds that while marketing teams prioritize software investments to support business growth, 39% find choosing the right technology a challenge Software spending in the marketing industry is set to rise this year. According to GetApp’s 2025 Tech Trends Survey—which studied the responses of 1,116 marketing decision-makers across 9 countries—a staggering 79% plan to increase their software investments by at least …
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