Figg
The power of Chase. The future of media.
The power of Chase. The future of media.
Published Oct 14, 2026
Not publicly documented.
Not publicly documented.
Unlike typical SaaS tools, card-linked offer platforms are rarely reviewed on G2, TrustRadius, or Gartner in a product-specific way, and customer experiences are often embedded in partner case studies or industry commentary.
Because Figg is part of the card-linked ecosystem, it appears in community discussions primarily as an underlying network provider. A Reddit post references Figg (formerly Empyr) among card-linked options alongside other networks.
Chase’s announcement of Chase Media Solutions states the launch followed the integration of Figg and frames the acquisition as part of building a two-sided commerce platform. That statement is corporate communication and should be interpreted as vendor messaging rather than independent customer testimony.
Chase announced the launch of Chase Media Solutions and linked it to the integration of Figg. Corporate materials describe Figg as providing card-linked marketing platform capabilities.
An investor letter and other analyst commentary discussed Chase’s acquisition of Figg as a move to enhance card-linked offerings and to combine Figg’s capabilities with Chase’s internal data and analytics.
A PDF hosted on the vendor's site titled "Marketing in a cookie-less world" described benefits and positioning from a marketing perspective.
Mid-market to enterprise, due to legal and compliance overhead and offer economics.
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Figg (original vendor website) is a card-linked offers / transaction-based marketing platform that connects merchants and advertisers with consumer audiences via publishers that have payment transaction visibility (notably financial institutions). The platform focuses on measuring marketing impact using actual purchase transactions (versus click- or impression-based attribution), enabling advertiser-funded offers (for example, cash back or statement credit) delivered through publisher channels.
As of 2026, the Figg brand appears to have been folded into Chase Media Solutions (a JPMorgan Chase business). The original Figg homepage redirects to Chase Media Solutions while retaining an existing publisher contact form path.