RevX is a programmatic demand-side platform (DSP) for mobile app marketers, using machine learning and data science to power user acquisition, retargeting, retention and monetization across in-app, web, social and connected TV inventory. Part of publicly listed Affle (India) Limited since 2019, RevX processes hundreds of billions of bid requests daily for 400+ global clients and has been repeatedly recognized in the AppsFlyer Performance Index, including top-ranked positions in iOS gaming remarketing in 2025.
Agentio is an AI-native advertising platform that lets brands buy, run, and measure creator ads at scale. Founded in 2023 by former Cameo president Arthur Leopold and former Spotify engineer Jonathan Meyers, it automates the end-to-end creator campaign lifecycle - matching brands with relevant YouTube (and now Meta) creators, briefing, brand-safety checks, contracting, payments, and real-time performance tracking. The company positions creator media as a programmatic channel, aiming to do for sponsored content what DoubleClick did for display advertising. It has raised $56.3M total, including a $40M Series B led by Forerunner in November 2025 at a $340M valuation.
Polar Analytics is a multichannel AI analytics platform for ecommerce and direct-to-consumer brands, built to unify scattered marketing, sales and CRM data into one dashboard on top of a warehouse-native data stack. Founded in 2021 by David Dokes and Charbel Seif, it centralizes 45+ data sources, tracks metrics like CAC, ROAS, MER and LTV, and layers AI agents and a Model Context Protocol connector so merchants can query live data and act on it. Polar serves 4,000+ brands across 45 countries and has raised roughly $28.5M, including an $18M Series A led by Chalfen Ventures in November 2024.
Prescient AI is a marketing measurement and optimization platform that uses machine learning and Bayesian statistics to show brands how much revenue each advertising channel actually drives. Its marketing mix model (MMM) captures full-funnel impact - including the indirect halo effects campaigns have on organic lift and downstream revenue - then forecasts future performance and recommends budget allocation across DTC ecommerce, Amazon, and retail. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Miami, the company serves 100+ omnichannel and DTC brands and positions itself as an independent, privacy-safe alternative to last-click attribution.
Pixis is a codeless AI infrastructure company for marketing, giving advertising teams a suite of plug-and-play AI models that plan, target, optimize, and create ad campaigns without writing code. Founded in 2018 by three BITS Pilani classmates and headquartered in Burlingame, California, the company has built 200+ proprietary AI models and serves more than 1,000 customers, including 18 Fortune 2000 brands. It raised $209M across Series A through C1, backed by SoftBank Vision Fund 2, General Atlantic, Touring Capital, and others.
Will Holtz runs strategy and operations at Prescient AI, the marketing mix modeling platform that tells omnichannel brands where the next dollar should go. He listed as Interim CEO on the company page and VP of Strategy & Operations across recent profiles - a range of hats at a fast-moving Series A startup. A Cornell economics-and-psychology grad with a Wharton MBA, he started in finance at Morgan Stanley and Soros Fund Management before spending a decade in the trenches of DTC operations at Recess, Grove Collaborative, SourceMedium and his own ventures. On the side he co-founded and hosts Don't V*LOOKUP, a podcast about how the best operators actually use their data.
Chris Compean is the co-founder and CEO of Mayan, a fully-remote SaaS platform that helps Amazon sellers grow with data-driven automation for advertising, inventory, and analytics. An MIT graduate and former early team member at Thrasio, he launched Mayan in 2020 with three MIT fraternity brothers, went through Y Combinator's Winter 2021 batch, and raised a $5M Series A in 2023 led by Bright Pixel. Mayan has driven over $160M in total Amazon sales for its customers.
Christopher Farm is the co-founder and CEO of Tenjin, a San Francisco mobile marketing analytics and attribution company that grew out of Y Combinator's Summer 2014 batch. An MIT-trained mechanical engineer who detoured through investment banking, corporate M&A and mobile ad product roles before building tools for app developers, Farm has turned Tenjin into one of the data backbones for indie and mid-size mobile game studios trying to measure where their users come from and whether they are worth the money.
AB180 is a Seoul-based marketing technology company building an AI stack for full-funnel app and game growth. Its flagship product, Airbridge, is a people-based mobile measurement and attribution platform (MMP) that connects ad spend to real revenue across web, app, PC and CTV, with AI-driven predictive LTV, fraud protection and deep linking. Founded in 2015, AB180 serves 600+ apps and games in more than 30 countries.
Mayan is a growth automation platform for Amazon sellers, built by MIT data scientists and paired with human Customer Success Managers who are proven Amazon PPC experts. It blends machine-learning software with expert account management to automate advertising, bidding, pricing, listings and inventory so brands can grow revenue and profit on Amazon without drowning in the data.