SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Meter, Inc., a leader in IT infrastructure for businesses, today announced the acquisition of Interval, an app development platform for internal tools. The strategic acquisition comes on the heels of tremendous growth for Meter, expanding its roster of clients to include more enterprises and new service offerings. Acquiring Interval will enable Meter to automate internal workflows across business divisions—which will ultimately improve customer experience across the North American market.
“This acquisition is a major milestone and I’m thrilled to welcome the Interval team to Meter,” said Anil Varanasi, CEO and co-founder of Meter. “The move is a natural fit for our team at Meter to usher in our next phase of growth. Interval is a premier platform for developing internal tools, which is crucial for us to have in our repertoire as we continue to scale and work with enterprise-level customers.”
Meter is a full stack company that builds its own hardware, software, and operations. It integrates all of this in ways never done before in order to deliver the best enterprise networking experience for customers. Interval’s expertise in elegantly tying together disparate tools and services is a perfect match for the challenges Meter faces in delivering an even more outstanding experience to customers.
Interval works with companies such as Vendr, Starlight, and Zurp. As part of the acquisition, all members of the Interval team, including founder and CEO Alex Arena, are joining Meter.
“Building Interval has been an incredibly rewarding experience. I’m extremely proud of the work we’ve done for our customers,” said Arena. “Meter continues to grow and build technology that alleviates many enterprises' challenges. I’m excited to further integrate our technology into Meter’s tech stack and create impactful internal tools for the business.”
The deal was a mix of cash and stock for an undisclosed amount. To learn more about Meter, please visit: https://www.meter.com/.
About Meter
Meter provides internet infrastructure for businesses. Meter was founded in 2015 to build enterprise-grade networks that are faster, more accessible, and more secure. Customers like Brex, Black Pine Circle School, Stord, Veho and Tishman Speyer trust Meter to run their networks. The company is backed by Sequoia Capital, Sam Altman of OpenAI, and Lachy Groom. Others involved include Meraki co-founders John Bicket and Sanjit Biswas, VMware founder Diane Greene, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, former Walt Disney Studios Chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg, Silverlake founder and Co-CEO Egon Durban, Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison, and Tobi Lutke of Shopify. Meter was named to Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in 2023.
