DataGrail

About DataGrail

Financials

Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.

Products by DataGrail

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

DataGrailAI Compliance

Enterprise data privacy management across 2,000+ system integrations

Free7.8/10

How Our Review Panel Scores DataGrail

Six independent reviewer personalities assessed DataGrail's product on their own terms. They disagreed by 1.9 points — The Finance Lead was the hardest to convince, The Domain Strategist the most positive.

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

Competitive Landscape

Who DataGrail competes with, and how they differ.

OneTrust7.6/10

OneTrust is a much broader GRC suite spanning third-party risk management, ethics/whistleblower hotlines and ESG reporting alongside privacy, priced and scoped for large enterprises (roughly $50K-$250K+/year); DataGrail is narrower and priced for mid-market privacy teams focused on DSAR automation and consent.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

BigID7.7/10

BigID leads with AI/ML-based data discovery and classification across structured and unstructured data stores at enterprise scale, whereas DataGrail's strength is operational DSAR and consent-workflow automation via more than 2,000 pre-built app integrations rather than deep data-inventory analysis.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Transcend7.7/10

Transcend is API/SDK-first: engineering teams define data maps as code and run its Sombra gateway inside their own infrastructure so Transcend never touches customer data directly. DataGrail instead targets privacy and legal teams with a more no-code, integration-based setup that needs less in-house engineering.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

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Osano

Osano is a mid-market consent-management platform with public self-serve pricing starting at $199/month for cookie consent alone, while DataGrail sells its DSAR-and-consent platform to larger enterprises through a sales-led, quote-only model.

Company Timeline

Key milestones in DataGrail's history, with sources.

1. Mar 18, 2026Launch

   Launches Vera, an AI agent for privacy operations

   DataGrail launched Vera, described as the first complete AI agent purpose-built for privacy operations, integrated natively into its platform to automate data mapping, DSAR handling, consent management and risk assessments across roughly 22,000 monitored applications.

   globenewswire.com
2. Oct 12, 2022Funding

   Series C — $45M led by Third Point Ventures, bringing total funding to $84.2M

   DataGrail closed an oversubscribed $45 million Series C led by Third Point Ventures, with Thomson Reuters Ventures and Sixty Degree Capital joining returning investors; the round brought total funding to $84.2 million and Third Point's Dan Moskowitz joined the board.

   datagrail.io
3. Mar 10, 2021Funding

   Series B — $30M led by Felicis Ventures

   DataGrail raised $30 million in Series B funding led by Felicis Ventures, with HubSpot, Okta, Next47, Basis Set Ventures and Operator Collective participating; Felicis' Victoria Treyger joined the board.

   prnewswire.com
4. Nov 5, 2019Funding

   American Express Ventures joins DataGrail's Series A round

   American Express Ventures made an additional investment into DataGrail's previously announced Series A round, joining existing investors Okta Ventures, Basis Set Ventures and Cloud Apps Capital Partners.

   prnewswire.com
5. Sep 20, 2018Funding

   Series A Classic — $4M at a $16M valuation

   DataGrail raised $4 million in a Series A Classic round led by Cloud Apps Capital Partners, with participation from Gunderson Dettmer.

   prnewswire.com
6. February 2018Founded

   DataGrail founded by Daniel Barber, Ignacio Zendejas and Earl Hathaway

   Silicon Valley-based DataGrail was founded in February 2018 and was originally based in San Mateo, California.

   prnewswire.com