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Didomi provides a comprehensive SaaS platform designed to help organizations manage user consent and preferences effectively across various digital touchpoints. Its core offering is a Consent Management Platform that ensures compliance with global privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA, extending to solutions for connected TV and mobile applications. The company also offers tools for preference management, advanced compliance monitoring, privacy request fulfillment, and server-side tagging, providing a holistic approach to data privacy.
The company was founded in 2017 by Romain Gauthier, Jawad Stouli, and Raphaël Boukris. Their entrepreneurial endeavor was driven by the recognition of growing complexities in data privacy regulations and the need for businesses to navigate these while maintaining user trust. The co-founders' insight was to simplify privacy management, transforming it from a compliance burden into a clear strategic advantage for companies.
Didomi serves a diverse clientele spanning industries such as media and publishing, banking, finance, healthcare, and e-commerce, assisting them in building positive privacy experiences. The company's vision is to make privacy management intuitive and straightforward, enabling businesses to unlock valuable data responsibly and foster a relationship of transparency and control with their users, ultimately aiming for a world where privacy is an easy and obvious choice for all.
Didomi has raised $116.9M across 3 funding rounds.
Didomi has raised $116.9M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Didomi is a Paris-based technology company specializing in Global Privacy UX Solutions, primarily a consent management platform (CMP) that helps organizations collect, store, and leverage user consent and preferences across web, mobile, CTV, and global regulations.[1][2][5] It serves thousands of large enterprises worldwide—such as Orange, Société Générale, and Gaming1—solving data privacy challenges like GDPR compliance, multi-regulation consent, data subject requests (DSRs), vendor monitoring, and preference management to build user trust, boost consent rates up to 90%, and increase ad spend return by 22%.[1][4][5] The platform emphasizes scalability, customization, user-friendly experiences, and premium support, enabling privacy-conscious growth while reducing compliance risks.[1][3]
Didomi targets businesses in marketing, media, finance, gaming, and tech, addressing the core problem of balancing data-driven personalization with privacy regulations amid rising global scrutiny.[1][4] Growth momentum includes significant funding—€33.8 million in 2021 and €61 million in July 2025 alongside acquiring Sourcepoint—expanding its footprint in Europe and the US, with high customer retention and real-world impacts like 10% consent rate lifts for clients.[4][6]
Founded in 2017 by Raphaël Boukris (current VP of Sales) and Romain Gauthier (current CEO), Didomi emerged in Paris as a response to intensifying data privacy demands, particularly post-GDPR.[2][5][6] The name derives from the Ancient Greek word "didomi," meaning "consent," reflecting its mission to center user choice in data strategies.[5] Early traction built on innovative CMP tools for consent collection across channels, quickly gaining adoption among European firms navigating regulatory shifts.[2][6]
Pivotal moments include €33.8 million in funding in July 2021 to scale across Europe and the US, followed by a transformative €61 million raise and acquisition of Sourcepoint in July 2025, enhancing its privacy tech stack amid evolving global standards.[6]
Didomi rides the wave of privacy-first data ecosystems, fueled by GDPR, CCPA, and emerging regs like those limiting third-party cookies, where non-compliance risks fines and eroding trust.[1][3] Timing is ideal amid browser deprecations (e.g., Chrome's cookie phase-out) and AI-driven personalization demands, positioning it against competitors like Usercentrics, TrustArc, Osano, and Ketch in a crowded CMP market.[3] Market forces favoring it include rising DSR volumes, vendor risk scrutiny, and consumer preference for control, enabling Didomi to unlock "privacy-conscious growth" via better marketing precision.[1][2][4]
It influences the ecosystem by setting standards for transparent UX—thousands of adopters demonstrate scalable compliance reduces risks while enhancing revenue—accelerating a shift where privacy becomes a competitive edge, not a burden.[1][6]
Didomi's aggressive expansion via 2025's €61M raise and Sourcepoint acquisition signals a push toward unified privacy platforms, integrating CMP with advanced governance for AI-era data flows.[6] Trends like zero-party data preferences, global harmonization efforts, and post-cookie advertising will propel it, potentially capturing more US market share against US rivals.[3][6] Influence may evolve into a full-suite privacy OS, powering trust at scale for enterprises. As a leader proving privacy unlocks performance, Didomi exemplifies how consent tech transforms regulation into revenue.
Didomi has raised $116.9M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Didomi's investors include Marlin Equity Partners, Breega, Peter Fallon, Elephant Partners, Kima Ventures, Plug & Play Ventures, Index Ventures, ISAI, Partech Ventures.
Didomi has raised $116.9M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $70.9M Other Equity in July 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 10, 2025 | $70.9M Other Equity | Marlin Equity Partners | |
| Jul 1, 2021 | $40.0M Series B | Breega, Peter Fallon | Elephant Partners, Kima Ventures, Plug & Play Ventures |
| Jun 1, 2020 | $6.0M Series A | Index Ventures, ISAI, Partech Ventures |
