Media measurement startup raised a $150 million Series G led by ��� the credit arm of .
VideoAmp, which is co-headquartered in New York and Los Angeles, had raised more than $450 million in a mix of debt and equity before this new round since being founded in 2014. Its last raise was a in 2021.
���VideoAmp has seen explosive growth and significant customer adoption of our best-in-class measurement, optimization and planning tools for the buy-side. We���ve also seen incredible momentum in both the buy- and sell-side adopting our advanced currency solution,��� said CFO in a . ���This round of funding from Vista Credit Partners will support our strategy and commitment to both currency and further establishing our overall category leadership.���
The company���s platform gives advertisers and media sellers real-time insights to plan and measure media investments, competing against incumbent giant .
The startup���s measurement and currency solutions have been adopted by 13 linear and streaming publishers, along with major media holding companies, independent agencies and 75-plus advertisers.
Adtech���s ups and downs
While even going up against a goliath like Nielsen, VideoAmp clearly has ambitious goals. In 2021, reported the company was exploring IPO options.
Time will tell whether the new round puts an offering back on a specific timeline.
In general, adtech funding to U.S.-based, VC-backed startups has seemingly dwindled in 2023, per 蹤獲弝け .
Less than $1 billion has been raised to date this year, leaving the sector well short of the $3.6 billion raised last year and the $3.7 billion raised in 2021 ��� even as the industry has been disrupted by changing data and privacy regulations.
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