CloudZero is a Boston software company with one product, a cost platform that ties cloud, SaaS and AI bills to the teams and customers that run them up.
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CloudZero is a Boston software company with one product, a cost platform that ties cloud, SaaS and AI bills to the teams and customers that run them up.
Cluvio is a Berlin software company behind Cluvio, a SQL and R analytics platform for building, sharing and embedding dashboards.
CocoSign makes a web service that small businesses and professionals use to send documents for electronic signature and track them.
Coevera, registered as Pipelinersales Corporation, is the Pacific Palisades company behind the Coevera B2B sales CRM, formerly Pipeliner CRM.
Comm100 is a Vancouver company, founded in 2009, that makes an omnichannel customer service platform with live chat and AI agents for support teams.
Contentsquare is the experience analytics company that absorbed Hotjar: heatmaps, session replay, surveys and error analysis, from a free plan to enterprise.
ContentStudio is a Delaware software company behind a social media management and content discovery platform for agencies and marketers.
Convert Insights makes Convert Experiences, an A/B testing and experimentation platform for marketing, product and engineering teams, sold on three plans.
Convoso is a Woodland Hills, California software company whose contact center platform serves outbound sales teams in insurance, solar and lead generation.
Copper is an independent software company selling one product, the Copper CRM, built for small service businesses that work in Gmail and Google Workspace.
CoreStack sells a governance platform for cloud, SaaS and AI systems, covering spend, security and compliance, to enterprises and MSPs, and owns BetterCloud.
CoSchedule is an independent marketing software company in Bismarck, North Dakota that builds a shared marketing calendar for social, content and project work.
Crazy Egg is the Redwood City company behind a website behavior tool for heatmaps, session recordings, surveys and simple A/B tests.
Creatio is a Boston software company, formerly bpm'online, that sells a no-code AI CRM and workflow platform to midsize and large organizations.
Crisp is an independent software company in Nantes, France, that makes the Crisp platform for website chat, email and messaging apps.
Criteo is a Paris based advertising technology company whose commerce media platform serves retailers, brands, agencies and media owners.
Customer.io is the remote-first company behind the Customer.io messaging platform: email, push, SMS, in-app and WhatsApp with a customer data pipeline built in.
DashThis is a Quebec City software company whose one product, DashThis, turns marketing data into white-label reports for agencies and in-house teams.
Databox is an independent Boston company behind Databox, a business analytics dashboard that blends marketing, sales and finance data with an AI analyst.
Dataddo is an independent data integration company with offices in Mountain View and Prague that makes one no-code platform for syncing business data.
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