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A collaborative repository for user feedback.
Herald has raised $20.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at Herald.
Herald was founded in 2019 by Nilkanth Patel (Founder) and Jay Patel (Founder).
Herald has raised $20.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Herald helps product and customer teams work together to grow revenue by painting a full picture of user problems.
We start by providing the best experience for capturing customer feedback from the most relevant apps: Intercom, Front, Email, Slack, and more. Then, Herald's robust analytical engine helps you rigorously qualify and quantify customer feedback according to your business goals.
Herald molds to the way your team works: it can be used exclusively as an internal tool, in semi-private mode to share a history of their feedback with specific customers, or publicly by publishing a product roadmap and changelog.
Herald is a collaborative repository designed to collect, organize, and share user feedback efficiently. It serves product teams, developers, and companies by providing a centralized platform where user insights and feedback can be aggregated, analyzed, and acted upon. This tool helps organizations better understand customer needs, prioritize product improvements, and enhance user experience by turning raw feedback into actionable data. Herald’s collaborative nature fosters transparency and alignment across teams, enabling faster iteration and more user-centric product development. Its growth momentum is driven by increasing demand for streamlined feedback management in product development cycles.
Herald was founded by a team of product and technology professionals who recognized the challenge companies face in managing scattered and unstructured user feedback. The idea emerged from firsthand experience with inefficient feedback loops that slowed product innovation and customer satisfaction. Early traction came from pilot programs with startups and mid-sized companies that saw immediate improvements in their product decision-making processes. The founders leveraged their backgrounds in software development and user experience design to build a platform that integrates seamlessly with existing workflows, emphasizing ease of use and collaboration.
Herald rides the growing trend of data-driven product development and customer-centric innovation. As startups and enterprises increasingly recognize the value of continuous user feedback, platforms like Herald become essential for maintaining competitive advantage. The timing is critical due to the proliferation of digital products and the complexity of managing diverse user inputs across multiple channels. Market forces such as the rise of remote work, distributed teams, and agile methodologies favor tools that enhance collaboration and transparency. Herald influences the broader ecosystem by enabling faster iteration cycles, reducing product-market fit risks, and fostering a culture of responsiveness to user needs.
Looking ahead, Herald is poised to expand its capabilities by incorporating AI-driven analytics to surface deeper insights from feedback data automatically. Trends such as increased emphasis on user experience, personalization, and real-time responsiveness will shape its evolution. Its influence may grow beyond product teams to include customer success and marketing functions, creating a holistic feedback ecosystem. As companies strive to differentiate through superior user engagement, Herald’s role as a collaborative feedback hub will become increasingly vital, helping organizations innovate with precision and agility.
Herald was founded in 2019 by Nilkanth Patel (Founder) and Jay Patel (Founder).
Herald has raised $20.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Herald's investors include Brewer Lane Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Good Capital, aMoon Fund, 20VC, Alt Capital, AngelList Syndicator, Caffeinated Capital, Craft Ventures, Entrepreneur First, Exponent Founders Capital, FirstMark Capital.
Key people at Herald.
Herald has raised $20.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $12.0M Series A in October 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2024 | $12M Series A | Brewer Lane Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Good Capital | Amoon Fund | Announced |
| Dec 1, 2021 | $8M Seed | Lightspeed Venture Partners | 20VC, ALT Capital, Amoon Fund, AngelList Syndicator, Caffeinated Capital, Craft Ventures, Entrepreneur First, Exponent Founders Capital, FirstMark Capital, Redalpine Venture Partners, Robot Ventures, SciFi VC, Vibe Capital, Andreas Bodczek, BEN Porterfield, LIU Jiang, Marc Benioff, Matt Macinnis, Parker Conrad, Tony Sheng, Afore Capital, Charley MA, Garrett Koehn, Rotem Iram, Underscore VC | Announced |