ChartHop

About ChartHop

Financials

Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.

Products by ChartHop

All products by ChartHop reviewed by our AI panel of experts.

ChartHopAI Workforce Analytics

People analytics and headcount planning on one connected data layer

From $3/mo7.3/10

How Our Review Panel Scores ChartHop

Six independent reviewer personalities assessed ChartHop's product on their own terms. They landed within 0.9 points of each other, an unusually strong consensus.

Averaged across 1 reviewed product in our catalog. Scores are out of 10.

Competitive Landscape

Who ChartHop competes with, and how they differ.

Lattice7.6/10

Lattice sells the same mid-market people-platform bundle - performance, engagement, compensation and, since 2023, its own HRIS - but leads with performance management, where ChartHop leads with org charts, headcount planning and workforce analytics. Both target VC-backed US companies scaling past a few hundred employees.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

HiBob6.8/10

HiBob is an HRIS-first mid-market platform that ships org charts, compensation and people analytics in the same product, and is strongest in UK and EU multinationals. ChartHop approached the identical buyer from the analytics and headcount-planning side and only added its own HRIS module in 2024.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Visier7.6/10

Visier is a pure-play people analytics vendor sold to large enterprises that already run Workday or SAP SuccessFactors, priced and implemented as a reporting layer on top of an existing system of record. ChartHop bundles the analytics with operational modules - headcount planning, compensation cycles, performance - rather than selling reporting alone.

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Rippling

Rippling is a payroll and HR system of record that also renders org charts and headcount data, competing with ChartHop for the system-of-record slot in the US mid-market. Its differentiator is unified IT provisioning of devices and app accounts, which ChartHop does not do.

Orgvue7.5/10

Orgvue concentrates on org design and workforce-planning scenario modelling for large enterprise restructuring programmes, typically sold consulting-led alongside a transformation project. ChartHop sells continuous self-serve org and headcount management to high-growth mid-market people teams.

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Personio7.6/10

Personio is the European mid-market HR system of record, strongest in the DACH region and priced per employee for SMBs. It overlaps ChartHop on core HRIS records and people analytics but has little footprint in ChartHop's core US market.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Company Timeline

Key milestones in ChartHop's history, with sources.

1. Apr 1, 2026Partnership

   Listed on the SAP Store

   ChartHop's AI-powered people operations platform became available through the SAP Store, adding SAP's distribution channel to a partner roster that already included Deel, Carta, Greenhouse, Sequoia and the ADP Marketplace.

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2. Mar 24, 2026Launch

   Launched ChartHop AI Pro

   ChartHop launched AI Pro, an agentic layer that turns natural-language requests into permission-aware actions across HR and business workflows, supports no-code custom agents, reaches into connected tools such as Salesforce and Zendesk, and keeps a human-in-the-loop confirmation step for auditability.

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3. Mar 17, 2026Launch

   Launched ChartHop Goals

   ChartHop introduced Goals, an AI-assisted goal and OKR module that links objectives to live people and business data pulled from systems such as Salesforce and Zendesk, with configurable goal structures, visual progress tracking and forecasting.

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4. Feb 14, 2024Launch

   Launched ChartHop HRIS and Ask ChartHop AI

   ChartHop released a dedicated HRIS module covering global employee, contractor and international records, with customizable profiles, Smart Calculations and Automated Actions. It shipped alongside Ask ChartHop, a natural-language query assistant governed by an Access Guard permission layer, extending ChartHop from an analytics layer to a system of record.

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5. Jan 24, 2023Funding

   Series C - $20M led by Cox Enterprises

   Cox Enterprises led the $20M round with participation from existing investor Andreessen Horowitz, and Cox SVP Andrew Davis joined ChartHop's board. The company said that since its Series B it had quadrupled revenue and active users and tripled both paying customers and team size.

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6. Mar 30, 2022Acquisition

   Acquired Gather

   ChartHop acquired Gather, a Slack-based people operations startup whose automated workflows covered onboarding, parental leave and work anniversaries. The full Gather team joined ChartHop and its workflows were folded into the platform; existing Gather customers were supported through the end of 2022. Terms were not disclosed.

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7. Jun 9, 2021Funding

   Series B - $35M led by Andreessen Horowitz

   A third straight a16z-led round, with Elad Gil, Cowboy Ventures and SemperVirens participating. TechCrunch reported the round valued ChartHop at between $300M and $400M; the company had roughly 130-150 corporate customers, revenue growing 17% month over month, and had gone from 18 to over 70 employees since the Series A.

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8. Aug 26, 2020Funding

   Series A - $14M led by Andreessen Horowitz

   A second consecutive a16z-led round, with Abstract Ventures, Basement Fund, CoFound Partners, Company Ventures, Cowboy Ventures, Flybridge Capital, Ride Ventures, SemperVirens, Shrug Capital, Tokyo Black and Work Life Ventures participating, plus more than 40 founder and C-level angels. ChartHop shipped DE&I reporting in its base package the same day.

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9. Feb 20, 2020Funding

   Seed - $5M led by Andreessen Horowitz

   ChartHop emerged from stealth with a $5M seed round led by Andreessen Horowitz, joined by Abstract Ventures, the a16z Cultural Leadership Fund, CoFound, Cowboy Ventures, Flybridge Capital, Shrug Capital and Work Life Ventures. The company had nine employees and dozens of paying subscription customers at the time.

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10. 2019Founded

    Founded in New York by Ian White

    Ian White, previously a startup engineering leader, started ChartHop in New York to build what he called the first org management platform. TechCrunch later wrote that "since 2019 it went from a team of one - White himself - to 75."

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