Tracked deals
4
4 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
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Tracked deals
4
4 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
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Supporting Data
Automattic has acquired relationship-management app Clay; financial terms were not disclosed. Clay's small team, including co-founders Zachary Hamed and Matthew Achariam, is joining Automattic's Other Bets Division with plans to integrate Clay into Automattic products like Beeper and to evolve it as an identity layer for other tools.
Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, has acquired messaging startup Beeper in a deal that closed April 1 for about $125 million. The Beeper team will join Automattic's messaging efforts (including last year’s Texts.com acquisition); Beeper founder Eric Migicovsky will lead messaging at Automattic as Head of Messaging and the product will be integrated and expanded under the Beeper brand.
WPVIP (WordPress VIP), part of Automattic, has acquired Parse.ly, a content analytics platform, to integrate real-time content analytics and recommendation capabilities into WPVIP's enterprise WordPress offerings. The deal brings Parse.ly's team and technology into WPVIP to expand content intelligence, personalization, and analytics for enterprise customers.
Automattic has acquired Prospress, the team behind WooCommerce Subscriptions (and the AutomateWoo and Robot Ninja products), to jointly develop a unified recurring payments solution and continue product development within the WooCommerce division. Prospress’s distributed team will join Automattic’s WooCommerce group; no financial terms were disclosed.
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