Headquarters
San Mateo, CAFounded
2006CEO / Founder
Brad StewartEmployees
201-500Funding
Series D+ — $381MProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
7.5/10Website
www.snaplogic.comProfile updated
SnapLogic is an enterprise integration platform as a service (iPaaS) company headquartered in San Mateo, California. Founded in 2006 by Gaurav Dhillon, former CEO and co-founder of Informatica, the company provides software for connecting cloud data sources, SaaS applications, on-premises business software, and APIs. Brad Stewart serves as CEO.
The platform enables enterprises to build and manage data and application integration workflows through a low-code visual interface. Key offerings include SnapGPT, a generative AI-powered integration copilot launched in August 2023, and AgentCreator, a low-code tool for building AI agents released in October 2023. The company also provides API management, ETL/ELT pipelines, and enterprise automation tooling. Notable customers include Adobe, AstraZeneca, Verizon, and Sony.
SnapLogic has raised approximately $381 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $165 million round in December 2021 led by Sixth Street Growth that valued the company at approximately $1 billion. Investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Microsoft, Silver Lake Waterman, and Capital One Ventures. The company employed approximately 376 people as of January 2024.
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Who SnapLogic competes with, and how they differ.
Boomi is a longtime hybrid iPaaS incumbent (formerly Dell Boomi, spun out to Francisco Partners/TPG in 2021) that competes head-to-head with SnapLogic on enterprise integration deals, leaning on a large partner/SI ecosystem and classic B2B/EDI integration rather than SnapLogic's newer natural-language SnapGPT approach.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedWorkato competes directly in enterprise iPaaS and workflow automation, built around business-user-friendly "recipes" and embedded automation for SaaS-heavy stacks, versus SnapLogic's emphasis on large-scale data-pipeline and API integration aimed more at central IT/data teams.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedMuleSoft (Anypoint Platform) is the market-leading enterprise iPaaS/API-management platform and SnapLogic's most direct rival by Gartner Magic Quadrant positioning; since Salesforce completed its $6.5B acquisition in 2018, it is sold as part of the Salesforce platform rather than as a neutral, standalone integration layer.
Informatica is a longtime enterprise data-integration and master-data-management leader that expanded into iPaaS (Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services) and competes with SnapLogic on large data-integration deals; Salesforce completed its acquisition of Informatica in November 2025, ending its run as an independent integration vendor.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedTray.ai is a newer, API-first iPaaS competing with SnapLogic for mid-market and embedded-integration deals, emphasizing a low-code visual builder with AI-assisted flow generation similar in spirit to SnapLogic's own generative tooling.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedKey milestones in SnapLogic's history, with sources.
Gaurav Dhillon retires as CEO; Brad Stewart appointed CEO after SnapLogic surpasses $100M ARR
Founder Gaurav Dhillon stepped down as CEO and became Chairman; Brad Stewart was named CEO. The transition was announced alongside SnapLogic surpassing $100M+ in ARR.
snaplogic.comLaunched SnapGPT, billed as "the world's first Generative Integration solution"
SnapLogic introduced SnapGPT, a natural-language interface using LLMs to let users build integrations by description rather than manual flow-building.
snaplogic.comRaised $165M growth round at a $1B valuation, led by Sixth Street Growth
Sixth Street Growth led the round, joining the board; SnapLogic became a unicorn. Independent press (VentureBeat) put total funding to date at more than $371M.
snaplogic.comSeries G — $72M led by Arrowroot Capital
Arrowroot Capital led the growth round, joined by Golub Capital and existing investors. SiliconANGLE reported total funding to date at $208M.
siliconangle.comSeries F — $40M led by Vitruvian Partners
European private equity firm Vitruvian Partners led the round, with follow-on from Andreessen Horowitz, Capital One, Ignition Partners and others.
techcrunch.comSeries E — $37.5M led by Microsoft and Silver Lake Waterman
Microsoft and Silver Lake Waterman jointly led the round, deepening a strategic Microsoft alliance around Cortana Analytics.
siliconangle.comSeries D — $20M led by Ignition Partners
Ignition Partners led the round, joined by Andreessen Horowitz, H. Barton Asset Management, Pharus Capital Management and Triangle Peak Partners, bringing total financing to $60M.
snaplogic.comSeries C — $20M led by Ignition Partners
Ignition Partners led the round as a new investor, joined by Triangle Peak Partners and returning investor Andreessen Horowitz.
snaplogic.comSeries B — $10M led by Andreessen Horowitz
Andreessen Horowitz led the round; general partner Ben Horowitz joined SnapLogic's board of directors.
venturebeat.comSeries A — $2.3M; Gaurav Dhillon named CEO
SnapLogic closed its Series A financing and named Gaurav Dhillon, its founder and former Informatica CEO, as chief executive.
snaplogic.comFounded by Gaurav Dhillon, founder and former CEO of Informatica
Gaurav Dhillon, who co-founded and led Informatica through its 1999 IPO before departing in 2004, founded SnapLogic in 2006 and provided its seed capital.
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