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SoftwareReviews named Retrace the Top Application Performance Management solution, surpassing highly established product offerings from competitors 50 to 1,000 times larger in staff and revenues!

Stackify by Netreo is excited to announce it has been named to the 2021 SD Times 100 “Best in Show” in Software Development for the Performance Monitoring category.

Application Performance Monitoring (APM) Capabilities Strengthen Netreo’s Current and Long-Term Growth Initiatives

Stackify is excited to be highlighted in The Tech Tribune’s 2021 “Best Tech Startups in Kansas.” This is the fourth time Stackify has been featured, with previous mentions in 2018, 2019, and 2020.

I founded Stackify to create tools that could help developers, like myself, fix these issues.

We are excited and proud to announce that Stackify has been included in the Inc. 5000 list fastest-growing companies for 2020.

Stackify has changed the pricing model for its APM tool, Retrace. This change in pricing is in line with usage-based shifts in technology along with changing architectures.

SoftwareReviews announces its 2020 Application Performance Management Emotional Footprint Award winners; Stackify Retrace is one of them.

The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Leawood, Kansas. In doing our research, we considered several factors.

Megan Amos didn’t expect to get involved in tech, but once she jumped in, she found her purpose.

An exclusive Tech Tribune Q&A with Matt Watson, the founder and CEO of Stackify, which was honored in our:

Our mission has always been to help software teams to continuously improve their applications. As COVID-19 is impacting the world, we want to assure you that we’re staying true to our promise.

Stackify shifts outreach strategy to concentrate its focus on local network expansion and prioritize Kansas City development teams.

At Stackify, they understand their culture so thoroughly, their COO has written an entire guide on the subject.

Stackify has raised another round of capital. Stackify filed paperwork on November 20, 2019 that they had raised $4.132 million dollars.

Stackify has raised another round of capital. Stackify filed paperwork on November 20, 2019 that they had raised $4.132 million dollars. In conversations with the company, they revealed that they had actually raised a little more than $6 million in the form of both debt and equity. The round included $2 million from Cypress Growth Capital – continuing the pattern of receiving money from angels only.

A Leawood-based tech company has raised $6 million, and most of it came from Kansas City-area investors.

Stackify expects growth on the heels of a freshly announced $6 million funding raise, explained Matt Watson.