Unicorns – typically defined as privately-held startups valued at over $1 billion – are watched closely by investors and technology providers alike to track growth and manage expectations.
While many of the up-and-coming unicorns in the United States have cloud spend that hasn’t quite caught up to their valuation yet, financial allocation is expected to grow exponentially in the coming years.
Using Intricately insights, we've pulled the cloud usage and spend data of ten future unicorns based in the United States. These ten startups hold tremendous opportunity for cloud providers to get in early with a business that may end up spending millions each month on cloud services.
Ten unicorns with rapidly increasing demand for cloud services
1. UiPath
HQ: New York, NY
Industry: Software
UiPath – a platform for robotic process automation – spends approximately $65K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Microsoft Azure and their primary CDN product is Cloudflare.
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2. Sendbird
HQ: San Mateo, CA
Industry: Software
Sendbird – a chat API company – spends approximately $50K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Amazon EC2 and their primary CDN product is NetDNA LLC.
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3. Feedzai
HQ: San Mateo, CA
Industry: Artificial Intelligence
Feedzai – a risk management platform for financial institutions that just hit unicorn status – spends approximately $56K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Amazon EC2 and their primary CDN product is Cloudflare.
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4. Dialpad
HQ: San Francisco, CA
Industry: Software
Dialpad – a cloud-based business phone system – spends approximately $98K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Amazon EC2 and their primary CDN product is NGINX.
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5. Rippling
HQ: San Francisco, CA
Industry: HR IT
Rippling – an HR & IT management system – spends approximately $73K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Amazon EC2 and their primary CDN product is Amazon CloudFront.
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6. Slice
HQ: New York, NY
Industry: Restaurant Ordering
Slice – an online food ordering platform for independent pizzerias – spends approximately $69K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Amazon EC2 and their primary CDN product is Cloudflare.
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7. Tray.io
HQ: San Francisco, CA
Industry: Software
Tray.io – an API integration platform – spends approximately $54K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Amazon EC2 and their primary CDN product is Amazon CloudFront.
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Kargo – a mobile advertising company – spends approximately $91K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Amazon EC2 and their primary CDN product is Akamai CDN.
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HQ: New York, NY
Industry: Healthcare
Ro – a patient-centric healthcare system – spends approximately $56K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Snowflake and their primary CDN product is Cloudflare.
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HQ: New York, NY
Industry: Software
Olo – a company developing digital ordering and delivery programs for restaurants – spends approximately $94K per month on IT infrastructure. Their primary cloud hosting vendor is Amazon EC2 and their primary CDN product is Cloudflare.
View Olo's complete cloud footprint in Intricately.
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Identifying unicorns like these is just one view into Intricately's cloud adoption, usage and spend insights. Your team can specifically target the right prospects for your cloud product using the knowledge of a company's digital infrastructure.
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