PostPilot secures a strategic investment from Summit Partners to accelerate hiring and enhance its direct mail marketing platform amid growing demand for integrated marketing solutions.
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PostPilot, the leading direct-mail marketing company in the U.S., has announced a significant strategic investment from Summit Partners, a global growth equity firm, along with contributions from Klaviyo founders Andrew Bialecki and Ed Hallen. Established in 2018 by Drew Sanocki and Michael Epstein, PostPilot is focused on enabling e-commerce and omnichannel brands to enhance their marketing efforts through innovative direct mail solutions. The newly acquired funding will support the company in ramping up hiring, expanding its international footprint, and advancing its proprietary direct mail targeting and execution technologies.
As a pioneer in the industry, PostPilot has empowered a diverse range of brands to leverage direct mail effectively, positioning itself as an essential partner amid increasing competition in the online marketplace. The platform is designed to facilitate tailored customer communication, which is crucial for engaging consumers and fostering long-lasting relationships.
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Summit Partners
invested in
PostPilot
in 2023
in a Growth Equity & Expansion Capital deal