Mergent Analysis
What is Mergent?
Mergent provides a fully-managed task queue service for applications, enabling users to efficiently scale to billions of tasks without infrastructure management.
Employees
1
Founded
2021
Revenue
$6.2-11.7M
Company Stage
Seed
YC Batch
S21
Product Features & Capabilities
- Scheduled & recurring tasks, HTTP webhook targets, Better debugging tools, Scalable & fully managed, Free, Forever! plan, Standard plan with pay-per-use pricing, Enterprise plan with customized pricing and priority support.
Pricing
- Free, Forever!
- $0/mo
- Includes 1,000 invocations per month
- Unlimited Crons
- 7-day history
- Future scheduling
- Automatic retries
- Standard
- Starting at $20/mo
- Includes 10,000 invocations per month
- As low as $0.000003 per invocation
- Up to 10
Who are the founders of Mergent
TW
Todd W.
Chief Executive Officer
CH
Chris Henry
Managing Director
Market Focus
Mergent primarily focuses on the technology industry, specifically in providing a fully-managed task queue for applications. This service allows developers to scale their applications to handle billions of tasks without the need to manage infrastructure.
Business Model
Transparent pricing with free tier and usage-based charges for higher tiers.
Competitors Overview
Mergent operates in the task queue management market, where its main competitors include Amazon SQS and RabbitMQ.
- Amazon SQS:
- Advantages: Amazon SQS is a highly scalable and reliable message queuing service that integrates seamlessly with other AWS services. It offers features lik
Investors
- Y Combinator
- London Stock Exchange Group (acquired Mergent in November 2016)
Company Pricing
- Free, Forever!
- $0/mo
- Includes 1,000 invocations per month
- Unlimited Crons
- 7-day history
- Future scheduling
- Automatic retries
- Standard
- Starting at $20/mo
- Includes 10,000 invocations per month
- As low as $0.000003 per invocation
- Up to 10
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