Top AI Wrappers Who Got Fundraising
Last updated: 30 October 2025
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We tracked down 97 AI wrapper companies that raised at least $5 million between 2023 and 2025.
These companies built products on top of existing AI models like GPT-4, Claude, or Gemini instead of developing their own foundation models from scratch.
Together, they raised over $11 billion in funding, and you can see the complete breakdown in our detailed report.
Quick Summary
AI wrapper companies are raising massive amounts of capital by building specialized applications on top of existing foundation models rather than training their own LLMs.
The healthcare vertical leads with over $2 billion raised, followed by productivity tools at $2.5 billion and developer tools at $2.1 billion. Customer service, legal tech, and creative tools each attracted over $1 billion in funding.
The most active investors include Andreessen Horowitz (16+ companies), Sequoia Capital (10+ companies), and Kleiner Perkins (8+ companies).
You'll find detailed breakdowns of each company's funding rounds, investor information, and specific use cases in our comprehensive 200+ page report on AI wrappers.
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AI Wrapper Companies That Raised $5M+ (2023-2025)
1. Writer ($300M)
What they do:
Writer provides a full-stack generative AI platform for enterprises to generate content across operations, sales, and marketing using large language models.How much they raised:
Writer raised $300 million across two funding rounds, with a $100 million Series B in September 2023 and a $200 million Series C in November 2024.Main investors:
ICONIQ Growth led both rounds, with participation from Premji Invest and Radical Ventures in the Series C.2. n8n ($60M)
What they do:
n8n is a workflow automation platform that lets users build AI-powered business automations using natural language prompts in a low-code environment.How much they raised:
n8n raised €55 million (approximately $60 million) in a Series B round in March 2025.Main investors:
Highland Europe led the Series B funding round.Sources: TechCrunch3. Glean ($610M)
What they do:
Glean provides an AI-enhanced enterprise search and work assistant platform that connects with companies' applications and databases.How much they raised:
Glean raised over $610 million across three rounds between February 2024 and June 2025, including a $200 million Series D, $260 million Series E, and $150 million Series F.Main investors:
The Series D was led by Citi Ventures and Capital One Ventures, the Series E by Altimeter Capital and DST Global, and the Series F by Wellington Management.4. Adept ($350M)
What they do:
Adept builds AI systems that automate software processes for developers, with their ACT-1 model executing natural language commands across software tools.How much they raised:
Adept raised $350 million in a Series B round in March 2023.Main investors:
General Catalyst and Spark Capital led the Series B funding round.Sources: Adept, TechCrunch5. Grammarly ($1B)
What they do:
Grammarly is an AI-powered writing assistant that provides grammar, spelling, tone, and style suggestions using OpenAI and other LLM providers.How much they raised:
Grammarly raised $1 billion in conventional debt (non-dilutive financing) in May 2025.Main investors:
General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund led the growth financing round.Sources: Grammarly, Crunchbase6. AI21 Labs ($155M)
What they do:
AI21 Labs creates AI text-generating tools including Wordtune (a writing assistant) and AI21 Studio, building applications on top of AI capabilities.How much they raised:
AI21 Labs raised $155 million in a Series C round in August 2023.Main investors:
Walden Catalyst, Pitango, and SCB10X led the Series C funding round.Sources: TechCrunch7. Clay ($140M)
What they do:
Clay is a sales automation and go-to-market engineering platform that builds automated workflows for prospect research and personalized outreach.How much they raised:
Clay raised $140 million across two rounds, with a $40 million Series B extension in Q2 2024 and a $100 million Series C in October 2024.Main investors:
Meritech Capital led the Series B extension, while CapitalG (Alphabet's growth fund) led the Series C.Sources: Crunchbase8. 11x.ai ($74M)
What they do:
11x.ai creates AI-powered sales development bots including Alice (an AI SDR for lead generation) and Jordan (an AI phone sales representative).How much they raised:
11x.ai raised $74 million across two rounds, with a $24 million Series A in early 2024 and a $50 million Series B in September 2024.Main investors:
Benchmark led the Series A, while Andreessen Horowitz led the Series B.Sources: TechCrunch9. Actively AI ($23M)
What they do:
Actively AI builds custom reasoning models for companies to find highest-value prospects using OpenAI and Anthropic models.How much they raised:
Actively AI raised $22.5 million across two rounds, with a $5 million seed round led by First Round Capital and a $17.5 million Series A in April 2025.Main investors:
First Round Capital led the seed round, while Bain Capital Ventures led the Series A.Sources: TechCrunch10. Artisan ($32M)
What they do:
Artisan creates AI employees called "Artisans" that automate job functions, with their flagship product Ava automating outbound sales tasks.How much they raised:
Artisan raised $32.3 million across two rounds, with a $7.3 million seed round in May 2024 and a $25 million Series A in April 2025.Main investors:
Oliver Jung led the seed round, while Glade Brook Capital led the Series A.Sources: TechCrunch11. Sumble ($39M)
What they do:
Sumble is a sales intelligence platform that crawls the web for technographic and contact data using large language models and knowledge graphs.How much they raised:
Sumble raised $38.5 million across two rounds, with an $8.5 million seed round in 2024 and a $30 million Series A in October 2025.Main investors:
Coatue led the seed round, while Canaan Partners led the Series A.Sources: TechCrunch12. Regie.ai ($21M)
What they do:
Regie.ai is a generative AI SaaS platform for go-to-market content creation, building on OpenAI's GPT-3 technology.How much they raised:
Regie.ai raised $20.8 million in a Series A round (with extension) in February 2023.Main investors:
Khosla Ventures, Foundation Capital, and Scale Venture Partners led the Series A.Sources: Regie.ai13. Qualified ($95M)
What they do:
Qualified is a pipeline generation platform with Piper, an AI SDR that autonomously engages website visitors using large language models.How much they raised:
Qualified raised $95 million in a Series C round in April 2022, though their AI SDR product launched in 2024.Main investors:
Sapphire Ventures and Tiger Global Management led the Series C.Sources: Qualified14. Lavender ($13M)
What they do:
Lavender provides AI-powered sales email coaching using OpenAI's GPT models for real-time email scoring and personalization.How much they raised:
Lavender raised $13.2 million across two rounds, with a $2.2 million seed round in early 2023 and an $11 million Series A in February 2023.Main investors:
Signia Venture Partners led the seed round, while Norwest Venture Partners led the Series A.Sources: TechCrunch15. Jasper ($125M)
What they do:
Jasper is an AI content platform for marketing teams that leverages OpenAI's GPT models to generate marketing copy and content.How much they raised:
Jasper raised $125 million in a Series A round in October 2022.Main investors:
Insight Partners led the Series A funding round.Sources: TechCrunch16. MAI ($25M)
What they do:
MAI creates AI agents that run performance marketing for small and medium businesses by connecting enterprise tools to large language models.How much they raised:
MAI raised $25 million in a seed round in December 2024.Main investors:
Kleiner Perkins led the seed funding round.Sources: Adweek17. Decagon ($231M)
What they do:
Decagon is an AI-powered customer support platform using OpenAI, Anthropic, and Cohere models for conversational AI agents.How much they raised:
Decagon raised $231 million across three rounds, with a $35 million Series A in June 2024, a $65 million Series B in October 2024, and a $131 million Series C in June 2025.Main investors:
Accel led the Series A and Series C, while Bain Capital Ventures led the Series B. Andreessen Horowitz participated in the Series C.Sources: Business Wire, Decagon18. Sierra ($525M)
What they do:
Sierra is an AI customer service chatbot platform using OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta models, co-founded by OpenAI chairman Bret Taylor.How much they raised:
Sierra raised approximately $525 million across multiple rounds, with $110 million in prior rounds, a $175 million Series B in October 2024, and an estimated $350 million in 2025.Main investors:
Greenoaks Capital led the Series B funding round.Sources: TechCrunch19. Ujet ($76M)
What they do:
Ujet is an AI-powered cloud contact center that provides generative AI for customer experiences.How much they raised:
Ujet raised $76 million in a Series D round in September 2024.Main investors:
Sapphire Ventures led the Series D funding round.Sources: Crunchbase20. Level AI ($39M)
What they do:
Level AI is an LLM-native customer experience intelligence and service automation platform for contact centers.How much they raised:
Level AI raised $39.4 million in a Series C round in July 2024.Main investors:
Adams Street Partners led the Series C funding round.Sources: Level AI21. Neuron7 ($44M)
What they do:
Neuron7 is an AI customer service startup using Llama and Mistral models for complex service and repair operations.How much they raised:
Neuron7 raised $44 million in a Series B round in October 2024.Main investors:
Keith Block (Smith Point Capital) led the Series B funding round.Sources: TechCrunch23. PolyAI ($50M)
What they do:
PolyAI provides AI-powered voice-based customer support for contact centers using large language models.How much they raised:
PolyAI raised €46 million (approximately $50 million) in a Series C round in May 2024.Main investors:
Hedosophia, NVentures (Nvidia), and Zendesk led the Series C.Sources: EU-Startups24. Parloa ($87M)
What they do:
Parloa is a German conversational AI platform for customer service using proprietary and open source large language models.How much they raised:
Parloa raised $87 million across two rounds, with a $21 million Series A in 2023 and a $66 million Series B in April 2024.Main investors:
EQT Ventures led the Series A, while Altimeter Capital led the Series B.Sources: TechCrunch25. Forethought ($25M)
What they do:
Forethought is a generative AI suite for customer support automation using OpenAI and other foundation models.How much they raised:
Forethought raised $25 million in a Series D round in May 2025.Main investors:
Blue Cloud Ventures led the Series D funding round.Sources: Business Wire26. Harvey ($806M)
What they do:
Harvey is a generative AI platform for legal research, document drafting, and contract analysis using customized large language models.How much they raised:
Harvey raised over $806 million across six rounds between April 2023 and October 2025, including a $21 million Series A, $80 million Series B, $100 million Series C, two $300 million rounds (Series D and E), and €50 million (approximately $59 million).Main investors:
Sequoia Capital led the Series A and D, Kleiner Perkins led the Series B and E (with Coatue), Google Ventures led the Series C, and EQT Growth led the October 2025 round.27. EvenUp ($385M)
What they do:
EvenUp is an AI platform for personal injury law that automates demand letters, medical record analysis, and case valuation.How much they raised:
EvenUp raised $385 million across three rounds, with over $50 million in a Series B in April 2023, $135 million in a Series D in October 2024, and $150 million in a Series E in October 2025.Main investors:
Bain Capital Ventures led the Series D, while Bessemer Venture Partners led the Series E.28. Spellbook ($31M)
What they do:
Spellbook is an AI-powered contract drafting and review platform integrated into Microsoft Word using language models.How much they raised:
Spellbook raised $30.9 million across two rounds, with a $10.9 million seed round in June 2023 and a $20 million Series A in January 2024.Main investors:
Inovia Capital and Thomson Reuters Ventures led the Series A.Sources: Darrow29. Supio ($91M)
What they do:
Supio is an AI platform for personal injury litigation that sorts and analyzes case data with specialized language models.How much they raised:
Supio raised over $91 million across two rounds, with a $25 million Series A in 2024 and a $60 million Series B in April 2025.Main investors:
Sapphire Ventures led the Series B funding round.Sources: Darrow30. Robin AI ($62M)
What they do:
Robin AI is an AI legal copilot using Anthropic's Claude for contract management in Microsoft Word.How much they raised:
Robin AI raised $61.5 million across three rounds, with a $10.5 million Series A in early 2023, a $26 million Series B in January 2024, and a $25 million Series B+ in November 2024.Main investors:
Temasek led the Series B, while PayPal Ventures and the University of Cambridge led the Series B+.Sources: PR Newswire, Fortune31. SpotDraft ($80M)
What they do:
SpotDraft is an AI-driven contract lifecycle management platform for in-house legal teams.How much they raised:
SpotDraft raised $80 million across two rounds, with a $26 million Series A in March 2023 and a $54 million Series B in February 2025.Main investors:
Vertex Growth Singapore and Trident Partners led the Series B.Sources: SpotDraft, TechCrunch33. LegalMation ($15M)
What they do:
LegalMation is an AI litigation support platform that automates high-volume litigation tasks.How much they raised:
LegalMation raised $15 million in a Series A round in October 2023.Main investors:
Aquiline Technology Growth led the Series A funding round.Sources: PR Newswire34. Paxton AI ($28M)
What they do:
Paxton AI is an AI legal assistant for research, drafting, and case analysis.How much they raised:
Paxton AI raised $28 million across two rounds, with $6 million in pre-seed and seed funding prior to 2025, and a $22 million Series A in January 2025.Main investors:
Unusual Ventures led the Series A funding round.Sources: GeekWire35. Solve Intelligence ($15M)
What they do:
Solve Intelligence is an AI patent drafting and intellectual property management platform.How much they raised:
Solve Intelligence raised $15 million across two rounds, with a $3 million seed round in November 2023 and a $12 million Series A in April 2025.Main investors:
Y Combinator led the seed round, while 20VC and M12 (Microsoft Venture Fund) led the Series A.Sources: TechCrunch, Solve Intelligence36. Abridge ($700M)
What they do:
Abridge is an AI clinical documentation platform that transforms patient-clinician conversations into structured notes using generative AI.How much they raised:
Abridge raised $700 million across four rounds, with $30 million in October 2023, a $150 million Series C in February 2024, a $250 million Series D in February 2025, and a $300 million Series E in June 2025.Main investors:
Lightspeed Venture Partners and Redpoint Ventures led the Series C, Elad Gil and IVP led the Series D, while Andreessen Horowitz and Khosla Ventures led the Series E.Sources: Abridge, Fierce Healthcare37. Freed ($34M)
What they do:
Freed is an AI clinician assistant that automates notetaking using ambient AI for SOAP notes.How much they raised:
Freed raised $34 million across two rounds, with approximately $4 million in seed funding in 2023 and a $30 million Series A in March 2025.Main investors:
Sequoia Capital led the Series A funding round.Sources: Business Wire, CNBC38. Nabla ($94M)
What they do:
Nabla is an AI assistant for clinical care providing ambient documentation, coding support, and agentic AI features.How much they raised:
Nabla raised $94 million across two rounds, with a $24 million Series B in January 2024 and a $70 million Series C in June 2025.Main investors:
Cathay Innovation led the Series B, while HV Capital led the Series C.Sources: Fierce Healthcare, Nabla39. Hippocratic AI ($278M)
What they do:
Hippocratic AI is a healthcare AI company building safety-focused large language models for non-diagnostic patient-facing tasks.How much they raised:
Hippocratic AI raised $278 million across four rounds, with approximately $67 million in seed funding in May 2023, a $53 million Series A in March 2024, $17 million in additional funding in May 2024, and a $141 million Series B in January 2025.Main investors:
Andreessen Horowitz and General Catalyst led the seed round, Premji Invest and General Catalyst led the Series A, Nvidia (NVentures) led the May 2024 round, and Kleiner Perkins led the Series B.Sources: Fierce Healthcare, TechCrunch40. OpenEvidence ($485M)
What they do:
OpenEvidence is an AI medical search and clinical decision support platform that aggregates peer-reviewed literature using large language models.How much they raised:
OpenEvidence raised $485 million across three rounds, with a $75 million Series A in February 2025, a $210 million Series B in July 2025, and $200 million in additional funding in October 2025.Main investors:
Sequoia Capital led the Series A, Google Ventures and Kleiner Perkins led the Series B, and Google Ventures led the October 2025 round.Sources: CNBC, TechCrunch41. Suki ($70M)
What they do:
Suki is an AI voice assistant for healthcare that reduces administrative workload through ambient documentation.How much they raised:
Suki raised over $70 million in a Series D round in October 2024.Main investors:
Hedosophia led the Series D funding round.Sources: Fierce Healthcare, MedCity News42. Ambience Healthcare ($313M)
What they do:
Ambience Healthcare is a comprehensive AI operating system for healthcare with ambient documentation, clinical documentation improvement, and point-of-care coding.How much they raised:
Ambience Healthcare raised $313 million across two rounds, with a $70 million Series B in February 2024 and a $243 million Series C in July 2025.Main investors:
Kleiner Perkins and OpenAI Startup Fund led the Series B, while Oak HC/FT and Andreessen Horowitz led the Series C.Sources: TechCrunch, Ambience Healthcare43. Heidi Health ($82M)
What they do:
Heidi Health is an Australia-based AI medical scribe software that captures and dictates clinical notes.How much they raised:
Heidi Health raised $81.6 million across two rounds, with a $16.6 million Series A in Q1 2024 and a $65 million Series B in 2024 or 2025.Main investors:
Headline led the Series A, while Point72 Private Investments led the Series B.Sources: MobiHealth News, Heidi Health44. Scribenote ($8M)
What they do:
Scribenote is an AI veterinary medical scribe that automates transcription for veterinarians.How much they raised:
Scribenote raised $8.2 million in a seed round in September 2024.Main investors:
Andreessen Horowitz led the seed funding round.Sources: Scribenote, BetaKit45. Speak ($98M)
What they do:
Speak is an AI language learning platform using OpenAI's technology for conversational fluency practice.How much they raised:
Speak raised $98 million across two rounds, with a $20 million Series B extension in June 2024 and a $78 million Series C in December 2024.Main investors:
Accel led the Series C funding round.Sources: TechCrunch, Speak46. ELSA ($23M)
What they do:
ELSA is an AI English language learning platform using machine learning and speech recognition for pronunciation improvement.How much they raised:
ELSA raised $23 million in a Series C round in September 2023.Main investors:
UOB Venture Management led the Series C funding round.Sources: TechCrunch, Business Wire47. Ello ($15M)
What they do:
Ello is an AI reading coach for children using voice recognition and natural language processing.How much they raised:
Ello raised $15 million in a Series A round in September 2023.Main investors:
Goodwater Capital led the Series A funding round.Sources: TechCrunch48. Kyron Learning ($15M)
What they do:
Kyron Learning is an AI edtech platform that creates interactive video lessons with AI tutoring using generative AI models.How much they raised:
Kyron Learning raised $14.6 million in a Series A round in December 2023.Main investors:
GSV Ventures led the Series A funding round.Sources: Voicebot.ai49. Outsmart Education ($13M)
What they do:
Outsmart Education is a college accessibility startup by former Duolingo executives building AI-powered solutions.How much they raised:
Outsmart Education raised $13 million in a seed round in November 2024.Main investors:
Khosla Ventures and Lightspeed Ventures led the seed funding round.Sources: TechCrunch50. Loora ($12M)
What they do:
Loora is a generative AI English learning platform with a virtual AI tutor for spoken English.How much they raised:
Loora raised $12 million in a Series A round in February 2024.Main investors:
QP Ventures led the Series A funding round.Sources: Tech Startups51. Buddy.ai ($11M)
What they do:
Buddy.ai is an AI tutor for children under 12 using gamified lessons and voice conversations.How much they raised:
Buddy.ai raised $11 million in a seed round in October 2024.Main investors:
BITKRAFT Ventures led the seed funding round.Sources: Tech Startups52. SigIQ.ai ($10M)
What they do:
SigIQ.ai is an AI learning platform for personalized education including PadhAI and EverTutor.ai.How much they raised:
SigIQ.ai raised $9.5 million in a seed round in April 2025 with strategic backing from Duolingo.Main investors:
Duolingo provided strategic backing in the seed round.Sources: Entrackr53. Nectir AI ($6M)
What they do:
Nectir AI is an AI edtech platform for educators to create FERPA-compliant AI assistants using GPT-4o.How much they raised:
Nectir AI raised $6.3 million in a seed round in December 2024.Main investors:
Long Journey Ventures led the seed funding round.Sources: TechCrunch54. Augment ($252M)
What they do:
Augment is an AI coding assistant for large codebases enabling developer collaboration.How much they raised:
Augment raised $252 million, with $227 million in a Series B round in April 2024.Main investors:
Sutter Hill Ventures and Index Ventures led the Series B.Sources: AI Business55. Magic ($465M)
What they do:
Magic creates AI tools for software engineers that write software and automate development.How much they raised:
Magic raised $465 million across two rounds, with $117 million in a Series B in February 2024 and $320 million in August 2024.Main investors:
Eric Schmidt led the August 2024 funding round.Sources: TechCrunch56. Codeium ($243M)
What they do:
Codeium is a generative AI coding platform using proprietary code-based large language models supporting 70+ languages.How much they raised:
Codeium raised $243 million across two rounds, with $65 million in a Series B in February 2024 and $150 million in a Series C in August 2024.Main investors:
General Catalyst and Kleiner Perkins led the Series C.Sources: Crunchbase57. Cognition AI ($196M)
What they do:
Cognition AI developed Devin, an AI-powered coding assistant that handles entire development projects.How much they raised:
Cognition AI raised $196 million across two rounds, with $21 million in a Series A in March 2024 and $175 million in April 2024.Main investors:
Founders Fund led both funding rounds.Sources: Voicebot.ai, Cognition AI58. Anysphere ($68M)
What they do:
Anysphere developed Cursor, an AI coding assistant using Anthropic's Claude.How much they raised:
Anysphere raised $68 million across two rounds, with an $8 million seed round led by OpenAI Startup Fund and a $60 million Series A in August 2024.Main investors:
OpenAI Startup Fund led the seed round, while Andreessen Horowitz and Thrive Capital led the Series A.Sources: AI Base59. Poolside ($626M)
What they do:
Poolside is an AI platform for software development with an intelligent code assistant.How much they raised:
Poolside raised $626 million, including $126 million in earlier rounds and a $500 million Series B in 2024.Main investors:
Bain Capital Ventures led the Series B funding round.Sources: Tech Funding News60. Qodo ($51M)
What they do:
Qodo (formerly CodiumAI) is a generative AI code integrity platform for testing and code review.How much they raised:
Qodo raised $51 million across two rounds, with an $11 million seed round in 2023 and a $40 million Series A in September 2024.Main investors:
TLV Partners led the seed round, while Susa Ventures and Square Peg led the Series A.Sources: TechCrunch, Qodo61. Replit ($97M)
What they do:
Replit is a browser-based IDE with AI-powered Ghostwriter using Anthropic's Claude.How much they raised:
Replit raised $97.4 million in a Series B extension in April 2023.Main investors:
Andreessen Horowitz led the Series B extension.Sources: TechCrunch, Replit62. Tabnine ($25M)
What they do:
Tabnine is an AI coding assistant using generative AI for code completion supporting 40+ languages.How much they raised:
Tabnine raised $25 million in a Series B round in November 2023.Main investors:
Telstra Ventures led the Series B funding round.Sources: TechCrunch63. Tessl ($125M)
What they do:
Tessl is an AI software development platform shifting from code-centric to spec-centric development.How much they raised:
Tessl raised $125 million across two rounds, with a $25 million seed round in April 2024 and a $100 million Series A in November 2024.Main investors:
GV and boldstart led the seed round, while Index Ventures led the Series A.Sources: Fortune64. Mintlify ($21M)
What they do:
Mintlify is an AI-powered documentation tool that auto-generates code documentation.How much they raised:
Mintlify raised $21.4 million, with $3.4 million in earlier rounds and an $18 million Series A in September 2024.Main investors:
Andreessen Horowitz led the Series A funding round.Sources: Tech Funding News65. Codesphere ($26M)
What they do:
Codesphere is a German cloud coding platform enabling development directly in the cloud.How much they raised:
Codesphere raised $25.8 million, with approximately $7.8 million in earlier rounds and $18 million in 2024.Main investors:
Creandum led the 2024 funding round.Sources: Tech Funding News66. Lovable ($8M)
What they do:
Lovable (formerly GPT Engineer) is a Swedish AI coding platform creating autonomous software engineers using large language models.How much they raised:
Lovable raised $7.5 million in a pre-seed round in November 2024.Main investors:
Hummingbird and byFounders led the pre-seed funding round.Sources: Tech Funding News67. Runway ($308M)
What they do:
Runway is an AI video and media production platform offering video-generating models and creative AI tools.How much they raised:
Runway raised $308 million in a Series D round in April 2025.Main investors:
General Atlantic led the Series D funding round.Sources: TechCrunch, Runway68. Synthesia ($270M)
What they do:
Synthesia is a B2B AI video platform that creates AI avatar videos from text using existing AI models.How much they raised:
Synthesia raised $270 million across two rounds, with a $90 million Series C in June 2023 and a $180 million Series D in January 2025.Main investors:
Accel and NVentures (NVIDIA) led the Series C, while NEA led the Series D.Sources: TechCrunch, Synthesia69. ElevenLabs ($279M)
What they do:
ElevenLabs provides AI voice cloning and speech synthesis using existing AI models to create synthetic voices.How much they raised:
ElevenLabs raised $279 million across three rounds, with a $19 million Series A in June 2023, an $80 million Series B in January 2024, and a $180 million Series C in January 2025.Main investors:
Andreessen Horowitz co-led the Series A with Nat Friedman, led the Series B, and participated in the Series C led by ICONIQ Growth.Sources: TechCrunch70. Moonvalley ($124M)
What they do:
Moonvalley is an AI video creation startup developing text-to-video generation tools.How much they raised:
Moonvalley raised over $124 million, with a $70 million seed round in November 2023 and over $53 million in additional funding in 2025.Main investors:
General Catalyst led the seed funding round.Sources: TechCrunch72. Captions ($60M)
What they do:
Captions is an AI video editing platform with automatic captioning, dubbing, avatars, and ad generation.How much they raised:
Captions raised $60 million in a Series C round in 2024.Main investors:
Index Ventures led the Series C funding round.Sources: AI Business73. Pika ($55M)
What they do:
Pika is a generative AI video platform for editing and generating videos from text and images.How much they raised:
Pika raised $55 million in November 2023.Main investors:
Lightspeed Venture Partners led the funding round.Sources: TechCrunch74. Photoroom ($43M)
What they do:
Photoroom is a Paris-based AI photo-editing app using AI models for product photography.How much they raised:
Photoroom raised $43 million in February 2024.Main investors:
Balderton Capital led the funding round.Sources: TechCrunch75. Black Forest Labs ($31M)
What they do:
Black Forest Labs is a German generative AI startup developing image and video generation models like FLUX.1.How much they raised:
Black Forest Labs raised $31 million in a seed round in August 2024.Main investors:
Andreessen Horowitz led the seed funding round.Sources: Latham & Watkins76. Tavus ($18M)
What they do:
Tavus uses generative AI to create digital replicas for automated personalized video campaigns.How much they raised:
Tavus raised $18 million in a Series A round in March 2024.Main investors:
Scale Venture Partners led the Series A funding round.Sources: TechCrunch77. Zest AI ($200M)
What they do:
Zest AI is an AI credit underwriting platform using machine learning to analyze data for smarter lending decisions.How much they raised:
Zest AI raised $200 million in a Series D round in December 2024.Main investors:
Insight Partners led the Series D funding round.78. DataSnipper ($100M)
What they do:
DataSnipper is an AI-powered automation platform for auditors and finance professionals in Excel.How much they raised:
DataSnipper raised $100 million in a Series B round in February 2024.Main investors:
Index Ventures led the Series B funding round.Sources: DataSnipper, Fortune79. April ($68M)
What they do:
April is AI tax software embedded in financial apps using generative AI and OpenAI.How much they raised:
April raised $68 million across two rounds, with a $30 million Series A in 2022 or 2023 and a $38 million Series B in 2025.Main investors:
Treasury led the Series A, while QED Investors led the Series B.Sources: International Accounting Bulletin, Axios80. Basis ($34M)
What they do:
Basis (Essex Labs) is an AI platform for accounting firms automating data entry and ledger reviews using large language models.How much they raised:
Basis raised $34 million in a Series A round in December 2024.Main investors:
Khosla Ventures led the Series A funding round.Sources: Fintech Global81. Jump ($25M)
What they do:
Jump is an AI assistant for financial advisors automating meeting prep and compliance documentation.How much they raised:
Jump raised $24.6 million, with $20 million in a Series A round in February 2025.Main investors:
Battery Ventures led the Series A funding round.Sources: Business Wire83. Saturn ($15M)
What they do:
Saturn is an AI platform for UK financial advisors automating compliance and workflows.How much they raised:
Saturn raised $15 million in a Series A round in October 2025.Main investors:
Singular led the Series A funding round.Sources: Saturn, Fintech Global84. Zocks ($19M)
What they do:
Zocks is a privacy-first AI platform for financial advisors analyzing client conversations.How much they raised:
Zocks raised $19.3 million across two rounds, with a $5.5 million seed round in early 2024 and a $13.8 million Series A in March 2025.Main investors:
Lightspeed Venture Partners led the seed round, while Motive Ventures led the Series A.Sources: Business Wire, Zocks86. Quanta ($5M)
What they do:
Quanta is an AI accounting platform for software companies automating bookkeeping.How much they raised:
Quanta raised $4.7 million in a seed round in February 2025.Main investors:
Accel led the seed funding round.Sources: TechCrunch87. TaxGPT ($5M)
What they do:
TaxGPT is an AI tax co-pilot for accounting firms answering tax questions using large language models.How much they raised:
TaxGPT raised $4.6 million in a seed round in February 2025.Main investors:
Rebel Fund and Mangusta Capital led the seed funding round.Sources: Fintech Global, TaxGPT88. Finny ($4M)
What they do:
Finny is an AI lead generation platform for financial advisors using AI to match advisors with prospects.How much they raised:
Finny raised $4.2 million in a seed round in December 2024.Main investors:
Maple VC and HNVR co-led the seed funding round.Sources: TechCrunch89. Zeplyn ($3M)
What they do:
Zeplyn is an AI assistant for financial advisors automating meeting notes and capturing financial data.How much they raised:
Zeplyn raised $3 million in a seed round in 2024.Main investors:
Leo Capital led the seed funding round.Sources: Financial Planning90. Mercor ($136M)
What they do:
Mercor is an AI recruiting platform automating resume screening, matching, AI interviews, and payroll.How much they raised:
Mercor raised $135.6 million across three rounds, with a $3.6 million seed round in 2023, a $32 million Series A in 2024, and a $100 million Series B in February 2025.Main investors:
General Catalyst led the seed round, Benchmark led the Series A, and Felicis led the Series B.Sources: TechCrunch91. Ashby ($80M)
What they do:
Ashby is an all-in-one AI talent platform with ATS, CRM, sourcing, and AI features throughout the workflow.How much they raised:
Ashby raised $80 million across two rounds, with a $30 million Series C in June 2024 and a $50 million Series D in July 2024 or 2025.Main investors:
Lachy Groom led the Series C, while Alkeon Capital and Lachy Groom led the Series D.Sources: Crunchbase, TechCrunch92. Findem ($51M)
What they do:
Findem is an AI talent acquisition platform powered by 1.6 trillion data points using AI and large language models.How much they raised:
Findem raised $51 million in October 2025, with $36 million in equity Series C funding and $15 million in debt financing.Main investors:
SLW (Silver Lake Waterman) led the equity round, while J.P. Morgan provided the debt financing.Sources: Crunchbase, Findem93. Borderless AI ($32M)
What they do:
Borderless AI is an enterprise HR platform with HRGPT, a conversational AI combining web search and internal data.How much they raised:
Borderless AI raised $32 million across two rounds, with a $27 million seed round in March 2024 and a $5 million strategic investment in 2024.Main investors:
The Cohere co-founders led the $5 million strategic investment.Sources: VentureBeat94. Perfect ($23M)
What they do:
Perfect is an Israeli AI recruiting platform functioning as a co-pilot for job posts and candidate triage.How much they raised:
Perfect raised $23 million across two rounds, with a $12 million seed round in 2024 and an $11 million SAFE note in 2024 or 2025.Main investors:
Target Global, RTP Global, and Pitango led the seed round, while Hanaco Ventures led the SAFE note.Sources: TechCrunch95. Tezi ($9M)
What they do:
Tezi is an autonomous AI recruiter called Max that handles sourcing, screening, and scheduling with agentic AI.How much they raised:
Tezi raised $9 million in a seed round in July 2024.Main investors:
8VC and Audacious Ventures led the seed funding round.96. Skillvue ($9M)
What they do:
Skillvue is an Italian AI-based HR tech for skills assessment and talent development.How much they raised:
Skillvue raised $9.1 million across two rounds, with a €2.5 million pre-seed round in September 2024 and a €5.5 million seed round in May 2025.Main investors:
Italian Founders Fund and 14Peaks Capital co-led the pre-seed round, while 360 Capital led the seed round.Sources: EU-Startups, GlobeNewswire
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