Tracked deals
3949
3949 tracked deals across 2010-2026.
Tracked deals
3949
3949 tracked deals across 2010-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
2744 strategic · 2057 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2021
750 tracked deals announced in 2021.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accel-KKR | 53 | Technology-focused private investment firm that invests i... | PE |
| Marlin Equity Partners | 45 | Global private equity investment firm focused on buyouts,... | PE |
| TA Associates | 38 | Global private equity firm focused on scaling growth in p... | PE |
| PSG | 37 | Growth equity firm partnering with middle-market software... | PE |
| Thoma Bravo | 35 | Software-focused private equity firm investing in growth-... | PE |
| Vista Equity Partners | 33 | Investment firm focused exclusively on enterprise softwar... | PE |
| Hg | 30 | Private equity investor focused on software and services,... | PE |
| Serent Capital | 25 | Growth-focused private equity firm that partners with boo... | PE |
| K1 Investment Management | 23 | Growth-focused private investment firm that builds and sc... | PE |
| Insight Partners | 22 | Global software and technology investor providing growth ... | PE |
Last 10 years
Supporting Data
Procore Technologies has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire DroneDeploy for approximately $845 million in cash. The deal will add DroneDeploy’s aerial and ground-based reality capture, robotics, and visual intelligence capabilities to Procore’s construction management platform, aiming to connect physical jobsite conditions with construction workflows and AI.
Meta and BlackRock have formed a strategic venture to finance, develop, and own a one-gigawatt AI data center campus in El Paso, Texas. BlackRock’s managed funds will hold an 80% stake, while Meta retains 20%, with Meta contributing land and construction-in-progress assets and receiving an initial one-time distribution to align ownership. The deal is expected to close within days of announcement, with Meta as the initial sole tenant providing construction and campus management services.
Conversica launched Ignite, an AI-native Revenue Activation Engine for automotive dealers and dealer groups. Concurrently, Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital led a majority recapitalization in which it acquired a majority stake while Conversica’s management team continues to lead and retains significant ownership.
U.S. tech private equity firm Ridgeview Partners has made an offer to acquire the UK automotive cloud software provider Pinewood Technologies at 448 pence per share, valuing the company at about £545 million (approximately $726.1 million). The offer would follow a prior bid attempt involving Apax Partners that was withdrawn, leaving Ridgeview to make a firm bid by August 21 if the process continues.
Carrier Global announced it has acquired 75F, a developer of cloud-native, wireless, AI-enabled building automation systems. The deal is intended to strengthen Carrier’s intelligent building capabilities by combining Carrier’s building controls, predictive analytics, and operational intelligence with 75F’s unified data layer and AI-enabled automation.
Circeus, an AI-native holding company, acquired Dondy, a conversational commerce platform on the Shopify App Store. Dondy will be integrated into Shop Circle’s agentic commerce software division, with Circeus planning to evolve Dondy’s AI agents into more autonomous systems across additional channels and expand the platform to more regions (including Latin America). Financial terms were not disclosed.
Garmin has acquired TrainingPeaks and TrainHeroic, two digital athlete-coaching platforms, to expand its fitness and athlete coaching ecosystem. The companies provide structured training programs, performance data, and coaching insights, helping Garmin connect wearable-collected data with customizable coaching experiences. Financial terms were not disclosed, and about 120 employees from the acquired platforms are expected to join Garmin.
StarApps has acquired AppMaker, a native mobile application platform used by more than 200 enterprise Shopify brands, in an all-cash transaction with undisclosed financial terms. The deal combines StarApps’ distribution across Shopify merchants with AppMaker’s technology to help brands expand from web merchandising into the mobile customer journey, with a continued focus on mobile and web conversion and retention.
Einride has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Flipturn, a developer of charging and energy management software for electric vehicle fleets, in an all-stock transaction valued at $38.4 million. The deal is expected to strengthen Einride’s U.S. operations, expand its charging capacity by more than 250 megawatts, and integrate Flipturn’s platform with Einride’s Saga AI to build a vertically integrated heavy-duty electric freight technology stack.
Bain Capital has agreed to acquire SupplyOn, a European cloud-based supply chain collaboration platform used by manufacturers and suppliers in advanced manufacturing industries. The deal is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals, with Bain planning product and AI enhancements and expanded sales and marketing, including defense sector growth.
Truecaller AB (publ) has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares of U.S. communications software company TextPlus Inc. for USD 15.0 million on a cash- and debt-free basis. The deal is expected to close in Q3 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals and closing conditions.
Whatnot has acquired Shaped, an AI company focused on recommendation and ranking infrastructure, to strengthen product discovery across its live shopping platform. Shaped’s team will join Whatnot to build AI systems that respond to continuously changing inventory and buyer behavior during live broadcasts. Financial terms were not disclosed.
ZetaDisplay has agreed to acquire retailmediatools, a Berlin-based, API-first cloud retail media platform provider, to expand its retail media software capabilities. The transaction is expected to strengthen ZetaDisplay’s position as a full-service technology partner for retailers operating physical digital networks, with completion subject to customary closing conditions.
Signal Labs, an enterprise software company backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, acquired BrassRing, a talent acquisition platform used by Fortune 500 companies for applicant tracking, hiring workflows, and onboarding. Signal Labs will layer its SignalOS “attention” infrastructure on top of BrassRing to provide forward-looking talent risk and outcome signals, while BrassRing will continue operating as a standalone product.
PartnerOne, an enterprise software acquisition group operating as a permanent-capital acquirer, acquired ISI Analytics, which provides analytics and operational intelligence for enterprise collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Cisco, and Webex. The deal is intended to accelerate product innovation, deepen customer success, and expand AI-enabled capabilities in collaboration analytics.
AngelList acquired Ark PES, a fund administration and investor relations software platform used by more than 500 general partners and fund administrators across venture capital and private equity. The combined offering is intended to integrate Ark’s fund accounting and LP reporting workflows with AngelList’s banking/payment infrastructure and cap table capabilities to speed fund transactions and expand AI across the fund lifecycle.
Cents announced the acquisition of Insight Systems, a business intelligence, dashboarding, and reporting platform built for the garment care industry. The deal will integrate Insight Systems’ reporting and data capabilities into the Cents laundry technology platform and expand Cents’ dry-cleaning-focused software and payments offering, with Insight Systems’ team joining Cents to develop the next phase of the product.
CSL Group acquired IoTM Solutions, a cloud-native SIM and eSIM management platform that consolidates fragmented carrier systems, CMPs, and eSIM workflows into a single managed service. The acquisition is intended to accelerate readiness for SGP.32 and expand CSL’s resilient global IoT connectivity offering across more than 100 mobile operators.
Prefect agreed to acquire Dagster Labs, the creator of the Dagster workflow orchestration platform. The combined suite targets full-stack agentic automation by bringing together Prefect’s orchestration/execution and Dagster’s declarative, asset-based model—keeping Dagster and Dagster+ as independently supported products.
Scaleway, a European sovereign cloud and AI provider, announced it has acquired Qarnot, a European high-performance computing (HPC) specialist for engineering, simulation, and research workloads. The deal expands Scaleway’s Cloud & AI platform with dedicated HPC capabilities, including Qarnot’s waste-heat recovery technology for more sustainable computing.
Paylocity announced it has acquired Aidora, an AI-native leave management compliance software company, to automate complex HR processes and improve the employee leave experience. The platform uses AI and natural language interaction to streamline eligibility, compliance tracking, documentation, and payroll coordination. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Accela acquired the Civira AI platform to embed AI-assisted configuration, implementation, and ongoing maintenance across Accela’s government technology solutions. The deal is intended to shorten software deployment timelines, reduce total cost of ownership, and lower the technical expertise required for state and local agencies and their implementation partners.
Airties signed a definitive agreement to acquire Aprecomm, an AI-driven broadband connectivity software company, to expand its Connectivity Experience Management platform. The deal is expected to close later in 2026 and will have Aprecomm operate as a subsidiary of Airties after closing.
Frazier Healthcare Partners has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire MatrixCare, a cloud-based electronic health record (EHR) software platform for out-of-hospital/post-acute care settings, from ResMed. The deal includes MatrixCare and related offerings historically sold under the MatrixCare brand (including Healthcare First and Citus) and is expected to close in 2026 (during the third quarter or ResMed’s first fiscal quarter 2027) subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals.
Mastercam, part of the Sandvik Group, completed its strategic acquisition of Mastercam India, bringing the long-standing channel partner into the global Mastercam organization. Mastercam India will continue operating with its existing team and customer relationships, now supported by Mastercam’s global resources.
Lumine Group announced it has acquired Imagine Communications through one of its subsidiaries. The acquisition is intended to deepen Lumine’s presence across the media supply chain by adding channel origination capabilities and expanding TV monetization with Imagine’s AI-enabled advertising products. Imagine Communications will continue operating as an independent business within Lumine.
Acumatica acquired Vertrax, a longtime technology partner providing cloud-based ERP and business management software for the fuel and energy distribution industry. The acquisition was completed on July 2, 2026, and Vertrax will continue operating under its existing brand as a business unit of Acumatica.
Vendavo signed an agreement to acquire Model N’s High-Tech business unit, subject to closing, to strengthen its position in semiconductor and high-tech manufacturing. The deal combines Vendavo’s AI-powered pricing, quoting, and rebate capabilities with Model N’s channel data management and execution expertise, enabling a more complete revenue lifecycle solution from price setting through channel execution and net price realization.
Banyan Software announced it has acquired tec4U-Solutions, a Saarbrücken-based provider of material compliance software and data services for manufacturers, retailers, and product importers. tec4U-Solutions will continue operating independently from Saarbrücken, with its leadership, team, and roadmap remaining in place, while Banyan supports next-stage growth including AI investments, go-to-market initiatives, and product development.
CVC Capital Partners IX agreed to invest in Chess.com, the world’s largest online chess platform, alongside longtime shareholder General Atlantic. Terms were not disclosed, and the investors said the partnership aims to improve the platform and expand Chess.com’s global presence.
Priority Software announced the acquisition of Obol, an AI-powered cash flow management fintech platform. The deal integrates Obol’s real-time cash forecasting, working-capital optimization, and liquidity insights into Priority’s AI-native Cloud ERP to provide an expanded, unified financial management offering.
MoEngage, an agentic customer engagement platform used by 1,350+ consumer brands, announced the acquisition of San Francisco-based AI infrastructure company Aampe. The deal integrates Aampe’s reinforcement-learning engine into MoEngage to provide dedicated autonomous AI agents that perform individualized decisioning for B2C marketing personalization at scale.
Thrive TRM, a talent relationship management platform, acquired Incentiv, an executive compensation data network built for private equity firms and their portfolio companies. The deal is intended to close the compensation data gap in private equity by adding real-time cash, equity, and incentive benchmarking to Thrive’s executive talent workflows.
TrueFoundry announced it has acquired Seldon AI, an AI deployment platform focused on real-time inferencing and large-scale deployments. The deal is intended to give existing Seldon enterprise customers a low-disruption path to TrueFoundry’s AI Gateway so they can deploy, observe, and govern agentic AI using their existing Kubernetes infrastructure.
Schneider Geospatial, an Align Capital Partners portfolio company, acquired Connecticut-based New England GeoSystems (NEGEO). NEGEO’s MapExpress solution will be integrated into Schneider Geospatial’s Beacon platform used by more than 1,000 local government jurisdictions across 35 states.
Quantum Computing Inc. (QCi) completed its acquisition of NHanced Semiconductors in a deal valued at $73.1 million, consisting of cash and QCi stock, subject to customary adjustments. The consideration also includes up to an additional $72 million if performance targets are achieved, with NHanced operating as a wholly owned subsidiary.
ECARX entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the entire Flyme software business portfolio, including Flyme Auto and the cross-device Flyme OS. The transaction will be implemented via acquisition of 100% equity in a carved-out entity (Hubei Qiguang Technology Co., Ltd.) from three selling shareholders for RMB 1.8 billion (about $266 million).
Birchway Capital is providing Festina Finance with a growth investment of more than €25 million. The deal will be used to accelerate Festina Finance’s platform development and support expansion of its cloud-native modular systems serving pensions and life insurance providers across Europe, including the UK.
Daxko acquired FitnessForce, an API-first, headless membership management platform built for multi-location, franchise, and international fitness operators. The acquisition broadens Daxko’s global fitness software portfolio and strengthens its ability to serve large U.S. franchise systems and owned multi-location enterprises.
BlueConic announced it has acquired Blueshift, an AI-powered cross-channel marketing platform, to combine real-time first-party customer data with AI decisioning. The combined platform is designed to capture customer behavior, determine the next best action in real time, and execute across owned channels in a single system.
Medallia entered into a recapitalization agreement with its lenders that will reduce outstanding debt and provide $150 million of new capital. Upon completion, Medallia’s ownership will transition from Thoma Bravo to an investor group led by Blackstone, Apollo, and FS KKR Capital Corp.
CPP Investments will invest up to INR 7,000 crore (about C$1 billion) in CtrlS Datacenters through an INR 4,000 crore purchase of an 8.2% stake, plus a joint venture to develop hyperscale data center campuses across India. CPP Investments will hold 48% equity in the joint venture, with CtrlS holding 52%. The partnership is intended to scale next-generation, AI-ready datacenter infrastructure to meet rising demand from hyperscalers, cloud services, and AI applications.
Income Insurance Limited announced a business transfer of its digital insurance platform, HIVE, to Singapore-headquartered Embed Financial Group Holdings Pte Ltd (EFGH). The transfer is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026, with HIVE becoming part of EFGH’s embedded finance technology stack while Income Insurance will continue using HIVE as a customer.
GetCovered, a real estate technology platform for multifamily housing operators, acquired Revyse, an AI-powered vendor compliance and contract management company. The combined offering is designed to create a unified AI platform that manages insurance compliance and vendor risk across both residents and vendors, including certificate of insurance tracking, contract enforcement, spend intelligence, and real-time compliance visibility.
Mode.Inc announced the acquisition of Trimbox (an email inbox management app) and QR Code Reader (a utility app) to expand its EarnOS-powered AI data network. The deals add low eight figures in annual revenue and are intended to scale Mode’s EarnOS monetization and permission-based, consented behavioral data supply across a portfolio exceeding 100 million monthly active users.
ETHERFAX announced a strategic investment led by Telegraph Hill Partners (THP) and said it will use the capital to expand its cloud fax and workflow automation capabilities for healthcare organizations and U.S. government agencies. In the same announcement, ETHERFAX also acquired Weave Cloud Solutions’ flagship product, Weave Flow, an AI-powered intelligent document processing solution.
RealTime Reservation (RTR) announced its acquisition of STAY to create a global, end-to-end guest experience platform for hotels and resorts. The combined platform unifies RTR’s pre-arrival commerce and ancillary revenue tools with STAY’s in-stay guest engagement capabilities, spanning more than 2,000 properties across 75+ countries.
CaseWorthy, a purpose-built case and program management software platform for non-profit and government human services organizations, secured a majority growth investment from Rubicon Technology Partners. The partnership is intended to accelerate product innovation (including AI capabilities), deepen integrations across the human services ecosystem, and pursue acquisitions to expand the platform’s reach.
Fox Corporation (FOX) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Roku, Inc. for $160.00 per share in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at approximately $22 billion enterprise value. The deal will combine FOX’s live sports/news/content and Tubi with Roku’s connected TV platform and advertising/data capabilities, and is expected to close in the first half of calendar year 2027.
Sundance Growth, a growth equity firm focused on mission-critical B2B software, announced a strategic growth investment in CDWare. The funding will support CDWare’s continued North American expansion—particularly its U.S. growth plan—and accelerate product development for regulated heavy-duty fleet operators.
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Find buyers actively acquiring cloud & saas companies.
Based on recent transactions, buyers acquire enterprise platforms and workflow software such as talent acquisition, collaboration analytics, orchestration tooling, compliance/HR software, and infrastructure/data/reporting systems.
Yes. Several deals explicitly reference AI-enabled enhancements—such as Signal Labs layering its SignalOS “attention” infrastructure, Paylocity acquiring AI-native leave management compliance, and Accela embedding AI-assisted configuration and maintenance.
Recent deal locations include multiple US states (e.g., Illinois, California, Wyoming) plus Europe (Switzerland, the United Kingdom, France) and India (Karnataka).
Sometimes. For example, Signal Labs said BrassRing will continue operating as a standalone product, while other deals may rebrand or integrate capabilities (e.g., ReSpark + UptimePM).