ChartMogul Raises $2.2M to Fuel Growth of Subscription Analytics Platform

News

ChartMogul, the market leader in subscription business analytics, announced an additional $2.2 million in venture funding led by Alven, with participation from existing investors Point Nine Capital and angels.

ChartMogul specializes in subscription analytics software, a fast-growing segment within the broader analytics and business intelligence category. Its solution helps more than 1,000 subscription businesses — ranging from global SaaS companies to monthly gift box subscriptions — centralize and analyze their critical business data to extract decision- informing insights. ChartMogul offers more than 25 integrations to help customers import, enrich, segment and export their data. In September 2017, the company launched its Revenue Recognition product, which helps finance teams automate much of the work needed to comply with new ASC 606 revenue reporting requirements.

 

 

ChartMogul launched its paid product in 2015, and has been growing more than 100% year over year. In July 2017 the company introduced a free tier of its product for early-stage companies with under $10,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

The funds will be used to expand the Berlin-based company’s product and engineering teams and accelerate product development. The company is also exploring location options for its first international office, which will be based in North America, where more than 60% of its customers are located.

 


Share

Supercede Secures $15M Series A to Pioneer Reinsurance Industry Transformation

Supercede, the leading reinsurance technology platform, has announced the successful completion of a USD $15 million Series A funding round. This significant…

Read

ENGINEERING AI PLATFORM NEURAL CONCEPT RAISES A $27 MILLION SERIES B TO ACCELERATE GLOBAL GROWTH

Neural Concept the leading Engineering Intelligence platform that transforms product design with 3D Deep Learning, has raised $27 million in a Series…

Read

Carbonfact raises $15M to help the fashion industry decarbonize faster

The fashion industry is responsible for up to 10% of annual global carbon emissions, more than all international flights and maritime shipping…

Read