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Didomi is a B2B software company specializing in privacy compliance, achieving substantial revenue and growth through funding and acquisitions.

Didomi, a B2B software company, provides a consent management platform to help enterprises comply with data privacy regulations, achieving significant revenue and growth through funding and acquisitions.

Didomi offers a Consent Management Platform for businesses to manage user consent for data tracking and ensure compliance with global data privacy regulations.

Didomi, a B2B consent management platform, is projected to reach $40M ARR by 2026, serving 3,500 customers, after raising $127.6M and making strategic acquisitions.

Didomi, a B2B consent management platform, has grown to $40 million in revenue by 2026, serving 3,500 customers, after raising $127.6 million and executing strategic acquisitions.

A Paris-based privacy software firm achieved $50M ARR and expanded through strategic acquisitions after raising $82.6 million.

Marketing departments must fix unreliable data collection and governance before AI can deliver meaningful performance or personalization.

Co-founder Raph Boukris has scaled Didomi to $50M ARR and recently oversaw a majority acquisition by Marlin Equity Partners and subsequent expansion through strategic mergers.

Didomi has reached $50M ARR and secured an $82.6M Private Equity round, bringing total funding to over $127M.

Didomi, a data privacy compliance company, reported $40M-$60M group revenue in May 2026 and serves 3,500 customers, with its SDK on 2% of global web traffic.

Major tech players founded a European trade association to advocate for interoperable and transparent digital consent standards.

Four major consent management players founded a European association to influence data privacy regulations and interoperability standards.

Only 5.4% of users actively manage cookie settings, showing widespread consent fatigue despite stricter data privacy regulations.

Only 5.4% of internet users actively manage cookie settings, exposing consent fatigue and the need for simpler privacy controls.

Only a small fraction of users actively manage cookie settings, with significant regional differences in cookie consent rates across Europe.

The CNIL recommends replacing repetitive cookie consent banners across devices with simple informational reminders for logged-in users to reduce consent fatigue.

Backscreen integrates Didomi's consent management platform to unify OTT user consent across web, mobile, and connected TV, ensuring compliance and simplifying multi-device deployment.

Backscreen integrates Didomi’s consent management technology into its OTT platform to provide compliant, unified consent handling across devices including connected TV.

Adobe and Didomi integrate real-time user consent data into marketing platforms to improve personalized, compliant omnichannel campaigns.

Didomi expanded through acquisitions and funding to lead in privacy-compliant data collection and activation amid evolving AI-driven digital landscapes.