Deepulse

Deepulse is an identity and behavioral data infrastructure company focused on turning interactive digital engagement—especially fan and casual gaming—into rich, privacy‑respecting user intent data. Instead of relying on third‑party cookies, Deepulse uses zero‑party behavioral signals, such as in‑game choices and survey responses, to build deterministic profiles tied to hashed email and phone identifiers. Brands and app publishers integrate Deepulse’s SDK to better understand audience interests, improve targeting, and connect engagement to revenue, all while staying aligned with modern privacy expectations.

A charge from “Deepulse” on a card statement is most likely related to software or data services provided to a business client, such as a brand, agency, game publisher, or platform using Deepulse’s tools. Depending on how billing is set up, the descriptor may include an additional qualifier like a campaign name, partner, or location (for example, “Deepulse Sioux”) to distinguish among contracts or sub‑accounts. Charges may be one‑time onboarding or integration fees, campaign‑based invoices, or recurring subscription or usage‑based billing for access to Deepulse’s identity and data platform.

If you do not immediately recognize this charge, first check with your marketing, product, or analytics teams (if you are at a business) to see whether your organization recently implemented Deepulse or ran interactive fan or gaming campaigns. Look for invoices or contracts referencing Deepulse or its domain in your accounts‑payable or billing systems. If questions remain, contact Deepulse directly via the support or contact information on their website, providing the date, amount, and the exact descriptor from your statement. Your card issuer can also help dispute unauthorized transactions if your internal review confirms no one in your organization approved the service.