Mirakl

Philippe Corrot and Adrien Nussenbaum created Mirakl in 2011. In 2005, they co-founded Splitgames, an e-commerce marketplace where members could sell and exchange video games.

• September 2012: Mirakl received "Best Solution" award in the "New services" category of E-commerce Awards.[1]
• November 2012: Mirakl raises €2.5 million[2] from tech investors such as Xavier Niel, Dassault family, Elaia Partners...
• September 2013: Mirakl wins IBM Smartcamp Award[3]
• May 2014: Mirakl is a finalist of the IBM Business Partner Beacon Awards[4]
• February 2015: Mirakl publish its first barometer about Marketplaces with Sorgem and IBM[5]
• July 2015: Mirakl raises a $20 million Series B round of funding led by 83 North, the firm formerly known as Greylock IL. Felix Capital's
• December 2015: Mirakl publishes a B2B white paper, "Marketplaces are the future of B2B e-commerce"[6]
• May 2016: Forrester publishes a B2C Marketplaces study for Mirakl and ChannelAdvisor: "Retailers: Seize the Marketplace Opportunity"[7]
• 2017: Mirakl announced record customer go-lives and revenue impact for 2017[8]
• 2017: Mirakl Labs launched Marketplace for Services[9]
• 2017: Marketplace category added to Gartner's Hype Cycle for Digital Commerce, 2017[10]
• 2018: SAP became an official reseller of the Mirakl Marketplace Platform[11]
• 2018: Mirakl reported 80% year-over-year growth[12]
• 2018: Over $1B GMV achieved by Mirakl customers which represents over 100% GMV growth year-over-year[13]
• 2018: Mirakl Labs launched Mirakl Catalog Manager (MCM) to improve product data quality[14]

Mirakl supports over 200 customers in over 40 countries including, Urban Outfitters,[15] Albertsons Companies,[16] Galeries Lafayette,[17] Darty,[18] Walmart Mexico,[19] Mistergooddeal,[20] Best Buy Canada,[21] Auchan, El Corte Inglés, ePrice, Siemens Mobility,[22] Nature et Découvertes,[23] Halfords,[24] Natalys, Truffaut, Medicanimal,[25] Menlook,[26] Game,[27] Macway,[28] LabelPark,[29] The Beautyst,[30] RueDuCommerce,[31] and Alltricks.[32]