7 SaaS Startups in the Data Center Industry

January 24, 2023

SaaS startups have become the darling of Venture Capital investors, especially in the Data Center industry. Over the past decade, software has proverbially “eaten the world” and SaaS companies have scaled to become unicorn corporations in staggering amounts of time.

In this article, we are examining 7 VC funded SaaS startups in the Data Center industry.

Blueshift

Blueshift supports businesses in providing linked, relevant experiences during all client interactions. To unify, inform, and activate the completeness of customer data across all channels and apps, its smarthub CDP utilizes proprietary AI technology. Brands are provided with all the resources necessary to offer experiences in real time throughout the whole consumer journey.

Company details:
Founders:
Manyam Mallela, Mehul Shah, Vijay Chittoor
Founded:
2014
Based in:
San Francisco, California, United States
Website:
Blueshift
Industries:
Artificial Intelligence, Data Center, Data Integration, Digital Marketing, Marketing Automation, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$30,000,000
Series C
24 February 2021
Total funding:
$64,579,996
Investors
Espresso Capital, Nexus Venture Partners, New Enterprise Associates, Softbank Ventures Asia, Fort Ross Ventures

Illumio

Illumio is a cloud security business that use adaptive segmentation to block cyberthreats from illegal communications. This data center and cloud security firm is run by seasoned professionals with extensive virtualization, networking, and security experience who formerly worked for market giants including VMware, Cisco, Juniper, McAfee, and Nicira. It was founded in 2013 and has its corporate office in Sunnyvale, California.

Company details:
Founders:
Andrew Rubin, PJ Kirner
Founded:
2013
Based in:
Sunnyvale, California, United States
Website:
Illumio
Industries:
Cloud Security, Cyber Security, Data Center, SaaS, Security
Latest funding:
$225,000,000
Series F
24 June 2021
Total funding:
$557,500,000
Investors
Andreessen Horowitz, Juniper Networks, General Catalyst, Accel, BlackRock

Introhive

Introhive is a SaaS platform that aids businesses in boosting sales and managing the customer experience. With the help of data automation and sales acceleration, their technology integrates relationship intelligence into CRM. In order to get relationship insights and increase efficiency, the firm also offers an enterprise relationship management (ERM) solution. Its headquarters are in Fredericton, New Brunswick, and it was established in 2012 by Jody Glidden and Stewart Walchli.

Company details:
Founders:
Jody Glidden, Stewart Walchli
Founded:
2012
Based in:
Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
Website:
Introhive
Industries:
Business Intelligence, CRM, Data Center Automation, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$98,774,479
Series C
16 June 2021
Total funding:
$125,553,719
Investors
Salesforce, Espresso Capital, Virginia Venture Partners, Providence Strategic Growth (PSG), Business Development Bank of Canada

Paragon

Paragon is an embedded integration platform for SaaS apps, enabling companies to build products that integrate with the SaaS ecosystem. With Paragon, software companies can integrate with hundreds of different SaaS apps in minutes while providing their customers with a seamless, unified integration experience. Paragon's vision is to build the connecting layer for all software that enables every application in the world to work together seamlessly. In the last year, they've grown by over 6x and now work with nearly 100 customers around the world. They've raised over $3.5M from world-class investors like Y Combinator, Global Founders Capital, Soma Capital, and Village Global, and have been featured in Techcrunch and Forbes.

Company details:
Founders:
Brandon Foo, Ishmael Samuel
Founded:
2019
Based in:
Los Angeles, California, United States
Website:
Paragon
Industries:
Data Center Automation, Data Integration, Developer APIs, Productivity Tools, SaaS
Latest funding:
$13,000,000
Series A
27 July 2022
Total funding:
$15,650,000
Investors
Y Combinator, Village Global, Edward Lando, Global Founders Capital, Soma Capital

Polymer

Polymer is a data governance and privacy platform for third-party SaaS applications such as Slack, Dropbox, Gdrive, Zendesk, Zapier, and many others. This protects against data loss and cyber breaches. The solution provides a single pane of glass to configure, permission, and track usage of sensitive data across the organization to become PII, PHI,HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA compliant.

Company details:
Founders:
Usman Malik, Yasir Ali
Founded:
2020
Based in:
New York, New York, United States
Website:
Polymer
Industries:
Compliance, Cyber Security, Data Center, Data Integration, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$4,000,000
Seed
13 December 2021
Total funding:
$6,000,000
Investors
Forum Ventures, Motivate Venture Capital, Indicator Ventures, Cold Start Ventures, Green Egg Ventures

PROCESIO

PROCESIO is an enterprise-grade integration Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS) to streamline software, integrate data, and automate processes using no-code and low-code technology. recent breakthroughs in no-code low-code software integration and data processing have shown us that we can empower our clients to build software >5x faster than through a traditional codding approach. A collaborative iPaaS such as PROCESIO allows non-technical employees to build their own software applications and workflows visually without writing code, and pass the more complex tasks to developers if necessary, all within the same platform in a scalable and secure environment. This flexibility provides the necessary agility to adapt to fast market changes, without having to invest heavily in developers or risk ‘shadow IT’. PROCESIO is bootstrapped from the mother company RINGHEL, a leading ERP/ CRM software provider for the energy and gas industry in CEE since 2011.

Company details:
Founders:
Marian Voicu, Mihai Darzan
Founded:
2020
Based in:
Bucharest, Bucuresti, Romania
Website:
PROCESIO
Industries:
Data Center Automation, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Enterprise Software, Information Technology, PaaS, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$729,007
Seed
12 April 2021
Total funding:
$1,394,509
Investors
SeedBlink

Propel

Propel is reimagining PR with the first Public Relations Management (PRM) software. Propel PRM consists of a global media database with over a million influencers and journalists, Gmail and Outlook integrations, journalist engagement scores, a CRM built specifically for PR, business outcomes attribution, and interactive dashboard reports - all in one. We make it all intelligent with AI. The result? Targeted Outreach, Stronger Relationships, Improved Results, Measurable ROI. Better PR. We were founded and are led by PR people, for PR people. We are easy-to-use, flexible and have amazing customer service. Finally, PR software that you will fall in love with.

Company details:
Founders:
David Cohen, Zach Cutler
Founded:
2017
Based in:
Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel
Website:
Propel
Industries:
Analytics, Data Center Automation, Productivity Tools, Public Relations, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$4,500,000
Seed
2 March 2022
Total funding:
$6,000,000
Investors
NFX, VSC Ventures, LogicBoost Labs, Nimrod May

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