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AppsFlyer

AppsFlyer is a mobile marketing measurement and attribution platform that helps businesses track and analyze the performance of their app marketing campaigns.

FintechHerzliya, IsraelFounded 2011Founders: Oren Kaniel, Reshef MannWebsite ↗
Last verified Jul 30, 2026

Key Metrics

Valuation
$2.7B
As of Jul 30, 2026Value Add Pulse research
Total funding
$1.3B
As of Jul 30, 2026Value Add Pulse research

Company Snapshot

AppsFlyer is a Fintech company, based in Herzliya, Israel, founded 2011 by Oren Kaniel, Reshef Mann. Latest valuation $2.7B (As of Jul 30, 2026, Value Add Pulse research). Total funding $1.3B (As of Jul 30, 2026).

Recent changes

  1. Jul 30, 2026First reported total funding: $1.3B Value Add Pulse enrichment
  2. Jun 26, 2026AppsFlyer Raises $1B Series E With Unity, Meta and Google Backing Pulse story
  3. Jun 22, 2026Raised $1B at a $2.7B valuation Crunchbase News
  4. Jun 22, 2026First reported valuation: $2.7B The Times of Israel
  5. Jun 22, 2026New investor: Unity Crunchbase News
Earlier changes (4)
  1. Jun 22, 2026New investor: Moloco Crunchbase News
  2. Jun 22, 2026New investor: Google Crunchbase News
  3. Jun 22, 2026New investor: Meta Crunchbase News
  4. Jun 22, 2026AppsFlyer Raises Over $1B from Google, Meta, Unity and Moloco at a $2.7B Valuation Pulse story

Funding History

1 event · sources dated per row
DateEventAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Jun 22, 2026funding round$1B$2.7BPulse story
Valuation over time
$0M$1.5B$3.0B2026-062026-07
Underlying values
As ofValueMethodSource
Jul 30, 2026$2.7BReportedValue Add Pulse research
Jun 22, 2026$2.7BReportedThe Times of Israel

Investors

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  2. AppsFlyer Raises $1B Series E With Unity, Meta and Google BackingMobile marketing-measurement leader AppsFlyer raised a $1 billion Series E, one of the week's largest rounds, with strategic backing from Unity, Meta, Moloco and Google. The round underscores how valuable privacy-era attribution and measurement infrastructure has become as advertisers grope for signal after the collapse of easy device tracking.→
  3. AppsFlyer Raises Over $1B from Google, Meta, Unity and Moloco at a $2.7B ValuationAd-measurement company AppsFlyer raised more than $1 billion in Series E funding at a $2.7 billion post-money valuation, with Google, Meta, Unity and Moloco each taking minority stakes. The four advertising giants are betting that independent, neutral attribution becomes essential infrastructure as AI takes over how ads are bought and optimized.→

Coverage Timeline

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  1. Jun 26, 2026FUNDINGAppsFlyer Raises $1B Series E With Unity, Meta and Google Backing$1B→
  2. Jun 22, 2026FUNDINGAppsFlyer Raises Over $1B from Google, Meta, Unity and Moloco at a $2.7B Valuation$1B+→

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AppsFlyer FAQ

What is AppsFlyer's valuation?

AppsFlyer's valuation is $2.7B (As of Jul 30, 2026, Value Add Pulse research).

How much has AppsFlyer raised?

AppsFlyer has raised $1.3B in total funding (As of Jul 30, 2026, Value Add Pulse research).

Who are AppsFlyer's investors?

AppsFlyer's investors include Google, Meta, Moloco, Unity (As of Jul 30, 2026).

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  • Value Add Pulse researchValue Add VC data2 facts

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