Ad tech and monetization platform for publishers and creators
Raptive operates an ad-tech stack built on Salesforce, Snowflake, and Google Ad Manager, serving publishers and creators at scale. The company is actively building automation, AI-ready data services, and knowledge graph products while wrestling with infrastructure challenges (Kubernetes scaling, fragmented identity systems, legacy data assets) — a pattern typical of platforms transitioning from manual workflows to algorithmic operations. Hiring is accelerating across ops, product, and data, indicating focus on operational efficiency and data leverage.
Raptive provides monetization infrastructure for media publishers and content creators, combining programmatic advertising, brand partnerships, and audience growth tools. The platform operates across web and mobile (JavaScript, React Native, Flutter, native iOS/Android), powered by Snowflake for analytics and Salesforce for business operations. The company manages publisher relationships through Zendesk and HubSpot while deploying infrastructure on AWS, GCP, and OCI. Based in New York with 201–500 employees, the company is focused on reducing friction in publisher workflows and improving revenue yield.
Raptive runs Salesforce, Snowflake, Google Ad Manager, and Kubernetes for core operations, with deployment across AWS, GCP, and OCI. Mobile SDKs include React Native, Flutter, Swift, and Kotlin. Observability uses Prometheus, Grafana, and PagerDuty.
Core projects include automation roadmap to reduce manual work, AI-ready data services, enterprise APIs, knowledge graph products, standalone mobile app, and reporting/insights platforms to monitor publisher performance at scale.
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