Apester provides a digital experience platform that empowers publishers and brands to create interactive content, drive user engagement, and collect first-party data.
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Apester is a digital experience & content technology company headquartered in United States. Its most recent funding round, Series A, raised $12M in April 2016. Xcout tracks 8 named people at Apester, including Ilan Zamir (CEO & PARTNER).
2 more named people on record for Apester, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →
Every round on record:
| Date | Round | Amount | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series A | $12M | 1 named |
Who invested in each round, lead investors, valuations and the co-investor graph — open the full funding history →
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