Datadome

The company's business model is rooted in a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) subscription, offering its platform to a global client base that spans e-commerce, retail, media, banking, and insurance. DataDome generates revenue by charging for access to its suite of protection tools, with pricing tiers structured to serve different business sizes. The client roster includes high-profile brands such as Reddit, Patreon, Vinted, SoundCloud, and Foot Locker. The firm has raised approximately $81-82 million in total funding over several rounds, including a $42 million Series C in March 2023, to fuel its global expansion, particularly in the United States.

DataDome's core product is a cybersecurity management platform that protects websites, mobile applications, and APIs from a wide array of automated threats. The technology uses an AI-powered engine that processes trillions of data signals daily to distinguish between human and bot traffic, blocking malicious activity in under two milliseconds. This system is designed to defend against web scraping, account takeover attempts via credential stuffing, Layer 7 DDoS attacks, payment fraud, and carding. A key feature is its ability to adapt machine learning models in real-time at the edge, ensuring protection without compromising the user experience for legitimate visitors; the company reports a false positive rate below 0.01%. The platform integrates with over 50 technology stacks, including major cloud providers like AWS and CDNs, allowing for deployment in a matter of minutes.