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Cuadrilla Capital-Backed Chartbeat Acquires Lineup Systems and Tubular Labs

Chartbeat, a leading content analytics software platform, backed by Cuadrilla Capital, LLC (“Cuadrilla”), a leading enterprise software investment firm, announced that it has acquired Lineup Systems (“Lineup”), an advertising & subscription revenue management software platform, and Tubular Labs (“Tubular”), a social video measurement & intelligence software platform. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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The combination of Chartbeat, Lineup and Tubular creates an end-to-end media operations software platform, providing content management, audience management and revenue management solutions for 1000+ organizations in 70 countries, including CNN, The New York Times, the BBC, Buzzfeed, Vox Media, ESPN, Gatehouse Media, NewsCorp, Hearst, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery. The combined company’s SaaS platform monitors and measures real-time content consumption, including text, headlines, images and videos, across all digital properties to increase audience engagement & loyalty, inform editorial decision-making and accelerate advertising & subscription revenue growth.

“Our goal at Chartbeat is to help our partners grow reach and revenue so that their content can connect with a broad audience,” said John Saroff, CEO at Chartbeat. “To date, media software has been siloed into one group of tools for ‘editorial’ and another for ‘revenue’. Our clients increasingly tell us that the silos are collapsing, and teams are working together on a singular goal. These teams need to deeply understand reach, engagement and impact. Adding Lineup and Tubular to the Chartbeat toolkit fully equips our clients’ teams to answer every part of the reader journey. We’re excited to help our clients reach more readers and grow their business.”

“Chartbeat is shaping the future of media operations, integrating complementary technology platforms that empower digital publishers to innovate and grow,” said Jonah Sulak and Vikram Abraham, Co-Founders and Managing Partners at Cuadrilla. “Our investment, which brings together three leaders in the media software market, reflects our conviction in transforming this industry by delivering a system of engagement that translates content viewership into engaged audiences into optimized advertising & subscription revenues. John and his team have done an exceptional job leading Chartbeat, and we look forward to supporting them in this next phase of growth.”

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“This is an exciting milestone for Chartbeat as the acquisitions of Lineup and Tubular further broaden the company’s capabilities and addressable markets and support its strategic goal of defining the media operations software market,” said Eric Hinkle, Operating Partner at Cuadrilla. “The additions of Lineup and Tubular extend Chartbeat’s ability to provide best-in-class software solutions and deliver even greater value to digital publishers. We look forward to supporting John and the Chartbeat management team as they drive innovation in the industry and accelerate organic growth.”

Lincoln International served as financial advisor and Massumi + Consoli LLP served as legal advisor to Chartbeat and Cuadrilla. Pagemill Partners, the technology M&A advisory practice of Kroll, served as financial advisor and DLA Piper served as legal advisor to Lineup. AGC Partners served as financial advisor and Fenwick served as legal advisor to Tubular.

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