What is Merge?
Founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, Merge API Inc. provides a sophisticated Unified API that simplifies the integration lifecycle for B2B companies. By allowing developers to integrate once and gain access to a vast ecosystem of third-party platforms, the company effectively eliminates the technical debt associated with maintaining disparate software connections. This platform-as-a-service model has become essential for organizations aiming to accelerate their product roadmaps and enhance customer experience through seamless data interoperability.
How much funding has Merge raised?
Merge has raised a total of $74.5M across 3 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$4.5M
Series A
$15M
Series B
$55M
Angel/Seed (2021): $4.5M with participation from New Enterprise Associates
Series A (2021): $15M led by Addition and New Enterprise Associates
Series B (2022): $55M supported by Addition Capital, New Enterprise Associates, and Accel
Key Investors in Merge
New Enterprise Associates
Established in 1977 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, New Enterprise Associates is a venture capital firm focused on helping entrepreneurs build businesses.
Accel
Accel is a global venture capital firm that partners with exceptional teams from the inception of their ideas through all phases of private company growth.
Addition Capital
Addition Capital is an investment firm that focuses on companies with the potential for transformational growth, acting as a strategic partner for businesses seeking to scale operations.
What's next for Merge?
With the infusion of capital from its latest funding round, Merge is well-positioned to scale its engineering efforts and expand its platform coverage. The company's strategic focus remains on deepening its integration capabilities and maintaining its rapid pace of adding new platforms to its unified interface. As the B2B software market continues to fragment, Merge's role as a central integration hub is expected to grow, providing the necessary infrastructure for companies to scale their operations without the burden of managing individual API maintenance cycles.
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