On June 9, PostHog raised $70 million in a Series D funding round, led by Stripe, achieving a valuation of $920 million. Participating investors included Y Combinator, GV, and Formus Capital, bringing PostHog's total funding to about $107 million since its founding in 2020. PostHog initially focused on product analytics and now provides an open-source platform for customer data control. The Series D funding more than doubled PostHog's previous total capital raised and its valuation has approximately doubled since a $15 million Series B in 2021. The round followed a conversation initiated by Patrick Collison, co-founder and CEO of Stripe, after he recognized PostHog’s website. PostHog aims to automate developer tools with AI, offering a full-stack approach that consolidates customer-related software products. The company, based in San Francisco, develops 14 products for product and engineering teams to enhance customer engagement. PostHog utilizes an AI platform named Max AI, currently in open beta, to automate its offerings. While PostHog has not yet reached profitability, it has shown significant growth, with annual recurring revenue in the tens of millions, and a threefold increase year-over-year. Stripe, a prominent fintech company, has amassed a valuation of $91.5 billion and continues to invest and acquire companies in the tech space.

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