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Who would buy Retool?

Internal software development platform that enables businesses to build, deploy, and manage internal tools by connecting to databases, APIs, and large language models. It provides enterprise security, governance, and integration capabilities for operational efficiency across industries.

Checked 2026-10-14
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Percentages: if one of the 159 buyers in our data acquires Retool, the chance it is this one, from how close its past acquisitions are to what Retool's website describes. Calibrated on 1,583 past deals. How it works.

Specialists

Smaller buyers that once bought a company very close to Retool.

  • Hitachi7% · 17 deals in our data
  • Zendesk2% · 8 deals in our data
    • Unleash (2025)· Zendesk acquired Unleash, an enterprise search platform that connects knowledge across internal systems for AI-driven employee service tools
    • Base CRM· Base CRM (originally Future Simple or PipeJump, now Zendesk) is an enterprise software company based in Mountain View, California with R&D o
  • Salesforce2% · 39 deals in our data
    • Slack Technologies (2020)· Slack Technologies, LLC is an American software company founded in 2009 in Vancouver, British Columbia, known for its proprietary communicat
    • Appirio· American IT consultancy

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