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In 2024 alone, customers of mobile marketing platform Attentive sent more than 53 billion text messages. Attentive uses personalized messages to bring brands and consumers together for customers like Crate & Barrel, Dyson and Steve Madden. This year, Attentive released its AI Pro for Email feature to all its customers in order to help over 1,000 brands deliver more personalized messaging to inboxes.
Open-source column-oriented database management system.
Unified analytics and AI platform for data lakehouse.
AI-powered customer support agents.
The all-in-one HR and payroll platform for global teams.
Career platform connecting students with employers.
Enterprise browser for secure productivity.
Founded in 1928 and acquired by a group of fintech executives in 2022, Lead is an FDIC-insured bank that offers accounts, payments, card issuing and lending through a suite of APIs, allowing Fintechs to build financial products without holding a bank charter. In December, Lead acquired Loop, a payments processor that helps businesses and e-commerce platforms move money using stablecoin rails for faster settlement. <p>Funding: $180 million from Ribbit, Coatue and Khosla Ventures, among others. </p><p>Latest valuation: $1.47 billion. </p><p>Date of last valuation: July 2025. </p><p>Bona fides: In 2025, Lead’s net revenue rose to $108 million, up from $73 million in 2024. Adjusted earnings jumped from $22 million to $31 million. </p><p>Cofounders: CEO Jacqueline Reses, 56; CTO Ronak Vyas, 55; chief product and data science officer Homam Maalouf, 42; and chief legal and risk officer Erica Khalili, 43—a team of execs who built a bank at fintech Block (formerly Square).</p>
Mason is the fastest way to take smart devices from idea to end user
AI research lab building safe artificial general intelligence.
Identity verification and fraud detection platform.
Corporate card and spend management platform.
Building humanity’s multiplanetary future.
Data-centric infrastructure to accelerate the development of AI.
Business travel and expense management platform.
The six-year-old fintech offers personal loans, a checking account and a credit card (paying 1.5% to 3% cash back) that also functions like a personal loan: you can get a credit line ranging from $500 to $25,000, have a fixed deadline to pay it off and can make payments in equal monthly installments. In 2022, Upgrade launched a new card that lets customers toggle between paying for items as a debit or a credit purchase and to set rules–such as smaller purchases should always be processed as debit transactions. At the end of 2022, it had 2.2 million customers, up from 1.25 million at the end of 2021. <p>Funding: $587 million from Coatue, DST, Union Square Ventures and others. </p><p>Latest valuation: $6.3 billion. </p><p>Bona fides: In 2022, it had $680 million in revenue and $80 million in net profit. The year prior, revenue was $410 million. </p><p>Cofounders: CEO Renaud Laplanche, 52, founder and former CEO of online lender LendingClub; CFO Jeff Bogan, 43; head of investor group Adelina Grozdanova, 39; head of cards and loans Matt Wierman, 51; chief information officer Visar Nimani, 48.</p>