Full-Time
Posted on 10/31/2025
Revenue data platform for GTM teams
No salary listed
San Francisco, CA, USA + 1 more
More locations: New York, NY, USA
Hybrid
Pocus.io provides a revenue data platform that combines product usage data with customer data to give a single view of how customers interact with a product. It helps GTM teams (sales, marketing, customer success) understand behavior, identify opportunities, and act quickly to grow revenue. The platform centralizes data so downstream tools stay in sync, and it does not require developers to use it, putting business teams in control. Pocus focuses on reducing churn, increasing retention, and uncovering hidden revenue by giving actionable insights for prospecting, expansion, and customer success. Its goal is to help businesses align sales, marketing, and customer success around unified data to drive growth.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$23M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
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Apollo.io, an AI-native go-to-market platform, has acquired Pocus, an enterprise-grade revenue intelligence platform, though financial terms were not disclosed. Pocus helps teams convert buying signals into prioritised action and counts Asana, Canva and Monday.com among its customers. The acquisition strengthens Apollo's position as it expands upmarket, with enterprise accounts growing over 400% in the past 12 months. Apollo's platform includes a database of 230 million contacts, alongside prospecting, engagement workflows and deal management capabilities. Pocus adds an intelligence layer that surfaces CRM signals and behavioural data. Since launching its AI Assistant in October, Apollo has doubled credit consumption and increased AI adoption from 35% to 75% amongst customers. The company now serves over 600,000 companies globally, with more than 100,000 paying customers.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Pocus, the leader in Product-Led Sales, has launched its Revenue Data Platform to democratize data for go-to-market teams. Pocus' Revenue Data Platform accelerates revenue by enabling go-to-market teams to analyze, visualize, and action data about their prospects and customers without needing engineers.Pocus Revenue Data Platform"When we first started Pocus, people called us PLG CRM or Product-Led Sales (PLS) tool, because it was the primary use case we enabled for customers," said Alexa Grabell, CEO and Co-Founder at Pocus. "As we've onboarded more customers, their needs have expanded beyond sales and PLG use cases. Our customers have explicitly called Pocus the engine that runs their go-to-market, and Revenue Data Platform accurately captures that value."Modern GTM teams rely heavily on product usage data to drive better experiences at every point of the customer journey. These teams get the most value from consuming data. Yet, go-to-market teams are underserved by existing data platforms built for more technical teams.Pocus was founded to solve this problem for sales teams and has since evolved to serve the entire go-to-market function - sales, success, growth, and marketing.Key components of our updated platform include:Revenue Data Graph: Break down data silos by combining data from various sources into a format that is accessible for GTM teams to run any playbook.Break down data silos by combining data from various sources into a format that is accessible for GTM teams to run any playbook
Pocus, the leader in Product-Led Sales, has launched its Revenue Data Platform to democratize data for go-to-market teams.
“I was building these hacky solutions,” Grabell says. “The tools did half the job.” The startup aims to bridge the gap in data access between technical and non-technical teams.
“I was building these hacky solutions,” Grabell says. “The tools did half the job.” The startup aims to bridge the gap in data access between technical and non-technical teams.