Building a listed tool

Rachel Obstler

Chief Product Officer, Contentsquare, named behind the Heap listing on Anchor Terminal.

Rachel Obstler

Chief Product Officer, Contentsquare

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What Rachel builds

  • Heap D · Product analytics & experimentation

    Heap is Contentsquare's product analytics service, which captures web and mobile interactions automatically. Its server-side HTTP API accepts custom events, identities, user and account properties, and user deletion requests.

    Chief Product Officer, Contentsquare, researched 29 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Rachel Obstler?

Rachel Obstler is chief Product Officer at Contentsquare.

What does Contentsquare (Content Square, Inc.) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Heap from Contentsquare (Content Square, Inc.). Heap is Contentsquare's product analytics service, which captures web and mobile interactions automatically. Its server-side HTTP API accepts custom events, identities, user and account properties, and user deletion requests.

Who has invested in Contentsquare (Content Square, Inc.)?

The sources our research read name SoftBank, Sixth Street, Eurazeo, Bpifrance, KKR, Canaan Partners, Highland Europe, BlackRock and LionTree.

How are Rachel's tools graded?

Heap is graded D, 53.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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