Cuadrilla Capital, LLC, a leading enterprise software investment firm, announced that it has acquired Chartbeat, Inc. Chartbeat will continue to be led by John Saroff, CEO. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Chartbeat is a leading content analytics SaaS platform, serving the largest digital media organizations in the world, including The New York Times, CNN, The Washington Post, BBC, ESPN and UOL. Chartbeat provides real-time insights, historical benchmarking, optimization and reporting to increase audience growth, subscriber revenue and the impact of editorial workflows.
“Our partnership with Cuadrilla marks a key milestone for Chartbeat as we continue to scale and grow,” said John Saroff, CEO of Chartbeat. “As content creation proliferates, media companies are faced with the challenge of how best to draw and engage users. Our mission is to enable meaningful stories to thrive by helping organizations build deep connections with their audiences – all in real-time. Cuadrilla’s sponsorship provides us with the support and resources to accelerate our strategic roadmap in service of our customers through product innovation and market expansion.”
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“Chartbeat has become a proven industry force and we are thrilled to support the Company in its next phase of growth,” said Jonah Sulak and Vikram Abraham, Co-Founders and Managing Partners at Cuadrilla. “Our investment in Chartbeat underscores our commitment to investing in category-defining software platforms, and we believe Chartbeat is well-positioned to continue growing its leadership position in the content analytics and media operations markets. Chartbeat is led by an exceptionally talented team, and we look forward to supporting the organization in pursuing both organic and inorganic expansion opportunities while delivering significant value to the Company’s global customer base.”