Releases

Clay reported more than 17,000 customers, including 80% of the Forbes AI 50.

Clay raised a $115 million Series D led by Wellington.

Clay reported that Claygent had completed more than five billion research and data-transformation runs.

Clay reported 14,000 customers and enterprise net revenue retention above 200%.

A $55 million employee tender led by DST Global valued Clay at $5 billion.

Clay reported crossing $100 million in annual recurring revenue, growing from $1 million in two years.

Clay launched centralized creation, testing, and deployment of reusable AI research prompts and agents.

Clay launched a natural-language copilot for building workflows and analyzing large GTM datasets.

Clay introduced browser interaction capabilities that let Claygent navigate forms, filters, and interactive data sources.

Clay raised a $100 million Series C to expand its GTM engineering platform.

Clay reported more than one billion lifetime Claygent research-agent runs.

A Sequoia-led employee tender offer valued Clay at $1.5 billion.

Clay raised a $40 million pre-emptive expansion to its Series B led by existing investor Meritech.

Clay acquired Avenue to add intent signals and first-party data capabilities to its GTM platform.

Clay reported that its team had grown from under ten at launch to more than 50 employees.

Clay reported more than 100,000 users and over 2,500 customers.

Clay raised a $46 million Series B led by Meritech Capital.

Clay introduced its AI research agent for bespoke go-to-market research and data enrichment.

Clay launched publicly on Product Hunt with a team of fewer than ten people.

Clay raised a previously unannounced $13.5 million Series A led by Sequoia Capital.

Clay raised a previously unannounced $2.5 million seed round led by First Round Capital.