“Cribl's mission is to empower enterprises to unlock the value of all their data by providing a data engine for IT and Security.”

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Founded in 2018 by Clint Sharp, Cribl is a data processing company based in San Francisco, California. The company provides vendor-agnostic solutions that allow organizations to analyze, collect, process, and route IT and security data from any source to any destination. Cribl's product suite includes Cribl Stream, Cribl Edge, and Cribl Search, which are designed to offer flexibility and control over data strategies for Fortune 1000 companies worldwide.

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Business Model

Cribl operates on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, offering its data processing tools to enterprises on a subscription basis. The company provides a vendor-neutral platform that integrates with existing IT and security infrastructures, enabling organizations to optimize their data flow and reduce costs associated with data management. Cribl's revenue is generated through subscriptions to its software products and services.

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Targeted Impact

Cribl aims to transform how organizations manage and utilize their IT and security data, enhancing observability and operational efficiency.

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Who Will benefit?

Enterprises seeking to optimize their data management processes and improve IT and security operations will benefit from Cribl's solutions.

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What Comes Next?

Cribl plans to expand its product offerings and enhance its platform capabilities to meet the evolving needs of its customers.

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Cribl Growth Timeline

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Cribl and Competition

Cribl's top competitors include Splunk, Elastic, and Datadog. Splunk offers comprehensive data analytics and monitoring solutions, Elastic provides a search and analytics engine, and Datadog specializes in cloud-scale monitoring and security. Cribl differentiates itself with a focus on vendor-neutral data processing and observability, offering flexibility and control over data strategies.

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VC / Strategic Investors

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CRV

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Series B, Series C, Series D, Series E

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capitalg

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CapitalG

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Series E

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citi-ventures

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Citi Ventures

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Series C

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GIC

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Series E

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greylock-partners

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Greylock Partners

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Series C, Series D

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ivp

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IVP

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Series C, Series D, Series E

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redpoint-ventures

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Redpoint Ventures

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Series C, Series D

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Sequoia Capital

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Series B

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Tiger Global Management

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Series D

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Key Partners

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