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Laurent Perrin

Co-founder, Front, named behind the Front API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Laurent Perrin

Co-founder, Front

Laurent Perrin is co-founder and CTO of Front, a customer communications platform that went through Y Combinator's Summer 2014 batch. Perrin has overseen the development of Front's core systems since 2013 and leads its technical strategy and platform architecture.

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Who is Laurent Perrin?

Laurent Perrin is co-founder and CTO of Front, a customer communications platform that went through Y Combinator's Summer 2014 batch. Perrin has overseen the development of Front's core systems since 2013 and leads its technical strategy and platform architecture.

What does Front make?

Anchor Terminal lists Front API + MCP from Front. Front's Core API for its shared inbox (conversations, messages, drafts, comments, tags, contacts, accounts, inboxes, teammates and webhooks) and its official hosted MCP server at https://mcp.frontapp.com/mcp.

Who has invested in Front?

The sources our research read name Y Combinator, Social Capital, Stewart Butterfield, Eoghan McCabe, Sequoia Capital, DFJ, Mike Cannon-Brookes, Jay Simons, Frederic Kerrest, Ryan Smith, Jared Smith, Eric Yuan, Salesforce, Battery Ventures, Jennifer Tejada, Threshold Ventures and Uncork Capital.

How are Laurent's tools graded?

Front API + MCP is graded B, 63.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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