Puppet

Puppet

IT Automation Software Company

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Approximate capitalization

$0.75 B

Foundation year

2009

Pre-IPO

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About

Total Funding

$108M


Puppet is an IT automation software developer. From the data center to the cloud, Puppet aims to help enterprises modernize and manage their infrastructure to deliver innovation and efficiency through continuous automation. More than 40,000 organizations use Puppet’s open source and commercial solutions to ensure business continuity, optimize costs, boost compliance and ensure security.

Puppet was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Notable investors include BlackRock, Cisco, Silicon Valley Bank, VMware, and Kleiner Perkins.


Number of employees

251 - 500


Headquarters

Portland OR, US

Investors

Cisco

Cohesity, MuleSoft, Club Factory, Exabeam, Avi Networks, Puppet, Quantcast, PubNub, Kespry, Paxata

GV

Uber, Jet, Robinhood, Impossible Foods, Slack, DocuSign, Cloudera, 23andMe, Cohesity, Farmer's Business Network

Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers

Snap, AppDynamics, Spotify, Instacart, Magic Leap, DoorDash, Stripe, Epic Games, Bloom Energy, Slack

Silicon Valley Bank

FireEye, Proteus Digital Health, Remitly, MapR Technologies, Rover, Bolt Threads, Personal Capital, Upgrade, EVERFI, 10X Genomics

Triangle Peak Partners

Getaround, SnapLogic, Sojern, Puppet, Heap, Bugcrowd, AlphaSense, TheSquareFoot

True Ventures

Opendoor, Fitbit, Automattic, Personal Capital, Namely, 3D Robotics, Handshake, Blue Bottle Coffee, Madison Reed, Splice


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Sharjah Media City, Sharjah, UAE

USA

500 Delaware ave,
STE 1 #1960 Wilmington, DE, USA

Czech Republic

Czech Republic, Prague, Bilkova 855/19

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