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Boomtrain was acquired by Zeta Global. See Zeta Global's profile →

Boomtrain was a San Francisco company whose machine-learning marketing platform personalised marketing messages for each customer. Zeta Global bought it in July 2017.

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Annual revenue
$1.2M
Aug 2020
Owner
Zeta Global
Date not on record
Total raised
$14.8M
4 rounds
Employees
13
Aug 2020

Boomtrain revenue

Boomtrain's annual revenue was $1.2M in August 2020, its last figure before Zeta Global bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns Boomtrain

Zeta Global owns Boomtrain. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Boomtrain funding rounds & investors

Boomtrain has raised $14.8M across four rounds since 2014. The latest was a $200K Convertible Note in March 2017.

DateRoundRaised
Mar 2017Convertible Note$200K
Dec 2016Convertible Note$600K
Oct 2015Series A$12M
Mar 2014Venture$2M
Total raised$14.8M

Boomtrain CEO, founders & employees

Nick Edwards founded Boomtrain and led it as CEO. Boomtrain had 13 employees (August 2020).

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Boomtrain FAQ

What was Boomtrain's revenue?

Before Zeta Global bought it, Boomtrain's annual revenue was $1.2M in August 2020 (source not recorded).

Who owns Boomtrain?

Zeta Global owns Boomtrain.

How much funding has Boomtrain raised?

Boomtrain raised $14.8M across four funding rounds before Zeta Global bought it. The last was a $200K Convertible Note in March 2017.

How many employees does Boomtrain have?

Boomtrain had 13 employees in August 2020.

Who founded Boomtrain?

Nick Edwards founded Boomtrain.

How this page is sourced

Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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