Thryv Holdings is a US software company whose platform runs CRM, booking, invoicing and payments for local businesses. It has owned Keap since 2024.
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Triple Whale builds an ecommerce attribution and marketing analytics platform that gives Shopify brands one dashboard for ad spend, revenue and AI reporting.
Uberall is an independent Berlin company, founded 2013, whose location marketing platform manages listings, reviews and local pages for multi-location brands.
Unbounce is the Vancouver company behind the Unbounce landing page builder and, since July 2024, Insightly CRM, selling tools to marketers and agencies.
Validity is a Boston email deliverability and data company that owns Litmus and sells the Validity Engage platform to enterprise email teams.
Wati is a Hong Kong software company behind the Wati WhatsApp Business API platform for shared team inboxes, broadcast campaigns and chatbots.
Whitespark Inc. is a founder-owned local SEO company in Edmonton, Canada, making rank tracking, citation and Google Business Profile tools since 2005.
Wingify is the New Delhi company behind VWO and AB Tasty, the two experimentation and personalization platforms it merged into one suite brand in 2026.
Wisepops is an independent French company behind Wisepops, an onsite popup, notification feed and web push platform for ecommerce and B2B websites.
Yext, Inc. is a New York software company, listed on the NYSE, whose platform manages business listings, reviews and search for multi-location brands.
Yotpo is the ecommerce retention company behind Yotpo, one platform for product reviews, loyalty and referrals, sold to Shopify and BigCommerce brands.
ZeroBounce is the Santa Barbara company behind the ZeroBounce email validation and deliverability suite, sold on prepaid credits rather than per-seat licences.
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