Jebbit is a technology company.
Jebbit has raised $12.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Jebbit.
Jebbit has raised $12.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Jebbit has raised $12.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Jebbit's investors include KW Angel Fund, Sinai Ventures, Vine Ventures LP, WGI Group, David Yaffe, Jon Steinberg.
Key people at Jebbit.
Jebbit is a technology company that builds a no-code declared data platform, enabling marketing and sales teams to create interactive digital experiences like quizzes, surveys, and conversational content to capture zero- and first-party customer data such as intentions, preferences, and motivations.[1][2][3] It serves brands in retail, e-commerce, and ad tech sectors, solving the problem of ineffective traditional forms by delivering engaging, high-completion-rate experiences (averaging 85%) that integrate with tools like Salesforce, Braze, and Attentive for real-time personalization and customer engagement.[2][5][6][7] Pricing starts at $1,500 per month, with features including drag-and-drop builders, machine learning optimization, customizable dashboards, and multi-channel deployment (e.g., web, SMS, email, social).[2][6]
Jebbit raised $93.83M before being acquired by BlueConic in July 2024, reflecting strong growth momentum in the shift toward consented, first-party data amid cookie deprecation.[3][8]
Founded in 2011 in Boston, Massachusetts (with some records noting early ties to Greenfield, IN), Jebbit emerged as a digital marketing platform focused on data insights, machine learning, experience building, and dashboards.[3][4] The founders are not named in available sources, but the company quickly positioned itself to address gaps in customer data capture by pioneering "declared data"—explicitly shared insights from interactive experiences rather than inferred or third-party data.[1][2]
Early traction came from enabling no-code creation of mobile-optimized quizzes and surveys, gaining adoption among marketers needing compliant, high-engagement tools. A pivotal moment was its July 2024 acquisition by BlueConic, integrating Jebbit's experiences into a customer data platform (CDP) for seamless, real-time data activation, marking its evolution from standalone platform to a core component of enterprise CDP ecosystems.[3][8]
Jebbit rides the first-party data wave, accelerated by privacy regulations (e.g., GDPR, CCPA) and the 2024-2025 phase-out of third-party cookies, making declared data essential for compliant personalization in ad tech and marketing.[3][6] Its timing aligns with the rise of CDPs and composable martech stacks, where interactive experiences fill gaps in customer profiling left by declining signal quality from cookies and tracking pixels.[8]
Market forces like AI-driven personalization and omnichannel engagement favor Jebbit, as brands prioritize high-engagement tools yielding actionable insights over low-response surveys. Post-acquisition, it influences the ecosystem by embedding into BlueConic's CDP, enabling unified customer views and fueling trends in real-time orchestration across retail and e-commerce.[3][8]
Jebbit is poised for expansion within BlueConic, leveraging AI enhancements for automated experience creation and deeper CDP integration to dominate declared data capture in a cookieless era.[8] Trends like hyper-personalization via machine learning and multimodal channels (e.g., SMS, in-app) will shape its trajectory, potentially driving higher ROI through predictive engagement.
As martech consolidates around privacy-first platforms, Jebbit's influence could evolve from niche experience builder to standard for scalable, consented data strategies—reinforcing its role as the pioneer of declared data platforms that turn interactions into enduring customer connections.[1][3]
Jebbit has raised $12.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $12.0M Series B in April 2019.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 1, 2019 | $12.0M Series B | KW Angel Fund, Sinai Ventures, Vine Ventures LP, WGI Group, David Yaffe, Jon Steinberg |
