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Wavemaker is a leading global media, content, and technology agency founded in 2017, headquartered in London with around 8,500 employees worldwide.
Independent B2B performance index (0–100 points). It is calculated mathematically and without subjective influence from four verified pillars: company stability, aggregated feedback from publicly available online sources, documented compliance certifications, and operational transparency.
Headquarters
Upper Ground 18, SE1 9ET, United Kingdom
Employees
8500
Founded
2017
Management
Harry B
Wavemaker is a leading global media, content, and technology agency founded in 2017, headquartered in London with around 8,500 employees worldwide. As an integral part of GroupM, a subsidiary of WPP plc, the company was formed from the merger of the established agencies MEC and Maxus. Wavemaker helps global brands such as Vodafone, L'Oréal, IKEA, and Paramount Pictures reshape consumer behavior through the targeted use of media, creative content, and cutting-edge technology. With a global billing volume of over $38 billion, the agency leverages advanced end-to-end platforms and AI-powered data analytics to gain precise insights and generate measurable growth. The service portfolio includes strategic communication consulting, media planning and optimization, as well as the creation of content and technology solutions. Through tools like the 'Transformative Growth Toolkit', Wavemaker empowers its clients to successfully navigate disruptive market changes and agilely unlock new growth potential.
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Low-code development & productivity
User friendliness of the designer (UI/UX)
Technical stability & performance
Support & documentation
Customer reviews for WaveMaker (low-code / rapid application development platform) primarily highlight the ability to develop enterprise applications very quickly and with comparatively little code; the visual designer and general user guidance are usually described as intuitive and developer-friendly. Performance, minor technical bugs, the quality or completeness of documentation, support response times, and in isolated cases, the value for money are viewed critically. Overall, WaveMaker is particularly suitable for companies and IT teams that want to implement Java-based web or business applications faster and are looking for a low-code platform for professional, internal, or customer-facing applications, but less so for teams expecting maximum technological freedom or a very cheap entry-level product.
AI-generated summary
Wavemaker has announced significant product updates and strategic partnerships to further simplify low-code application development in enterprise environments. The new releases place a clear focus on enhanced multi-cloud security features and optimized deployment processes in highly regulated markets. By expanding global partnerships, the company is strengthening its market presence in key regions such as North America and Europe. These modernizations are specifically targeted at professional developer teams and IT decision-makers who require highly scalable applications.
Latest updates
No social media mentions or data were provided for Wavemaker for this analysis. Without a corresponding database, no specific topics, criticisms, or praise can be identified. A content evaluation or trend determination is therefore not possible under these circumstances.
Source: Publicly available social media posts (X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit) from the last 12 months. The opinions shown come from users and do not represent BenchTrust's assessment.