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LiveRamp

Enterprise data connectivity platform with the industry's largest deterministic identity graph. LiveRamp enables brands to connect, control, and activate data across channels while maintaining consumer privacy and compliance.

Founded 2011 San Francisco, CA 1001-5000 employees Public

LiveRamp Pros & Cons

Key strengths and limitations to consider

Strengths

  • Industry-leading identity resolution at scale
  • Massive data partner ecosystem
  • Privacy-safe data connectivity
  • Cross-device identity linking

Limitations

  • Premium enterprise pricing
  • Complex integration requirements
  • Dependent on cookie alternatives strategy

Ideal For

Who benefits most from LiveRamp

Quick Analysis

Enterprise identity resolution and data connectivity platform powering cross-channel marketing. Best for large brands and media companies.

1

Large enterprises needing cross-channel identity

2

Media companies monetizing audience data

3

Brands building cookieless targeting strategies

4

Data partnerships and clean room collaborations

Enterprise

Key Features

  • Cross-device identity stitching and matching
  • Deterministic and probabilistic identity graphs
  • Privacy-compliant persistent identifiers

Popular Integrations

LiveRamp works seamlessly with these tools:

The Trade Desk for programmatic
Snowflake Data Marketplace
AWS Clean Rooms
Google Ads for activation

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