Observed Signal · Jul 10, 2024 · M&A - Announced · Source: CMSWire · Impact: 3/5 · Sentiment: Positive
BlueConic Acquires Jebbit for Integrated CDP Operating System
BlueConic, a leading Customer Data Platform (CDP) provider, acquired Jebbit, a first-party data capture and experience creation company, to create a single integrated CDP 'operating system for customer data'. The acquisition, announced July 10, 2024, is seen as a move to expand BlueConic's capabilities in zero-party data collection via interactive tools like quizzes and surveys. Industry expert David Raab notes it's a rare acquisition in the CDP space, which has been quiet, and highlights the consolidation trend. Jebbit has raised $92M and brings a team of 103, while BlueConic has 179 employees and backing from Vista Equity Partners. The combined offerings aim to enhance customer profiles and enable data activation across channels.
Significant acquisition in the CDP space, indicating consolidation and expansion of first-party data capabilities; not industry-shifting but notable for MarTech.
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- BlueConic acquired Jebbit on July 10, 2024.
- The combined companies are positioned as the first 'operating system for customer data'.
- Jebbit has raised $92 million in funding and has 103 employees.
- BlueConic has 179 employees and had $26.6 million in funding before a Vista Equity Partners investment.
- The acquisition is one of the few major CDP acquisitions in the past year.
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