Series A funding will expand our engineering team and accelerate the integrations roadmap.
Series A funding will expand our engineering team and accelerate the integrations roadmap.
We've raised $12 million in Series A funding to accelerate our mission: giving teams their time back by handing repetitive work to agents that can actually complete it.
Why now.
When we started Multify, the tools available fell into two camps. Chatbots that could answer questions but not act. Automation platforms that could act but needed an engineer for every change. Neither could simply do the work. Two years and four thousand active agents later, the gap we were building toward has become the category.
What the funding goes toward.
Three things, in order. Expanding engineering — particularly on reliability and the approval and audit systems our enterprise customers depend on. Accelerating the integrations roadmap, because every tool we don't connect to is work a customer still does by hand. And growing the support and success teams so rollouts stay fast as we scale.
What isn't changing.
The free tier stays free. Per-task pricing stays per-task; we've been asked more than once to move to per-seat, and we've declined for the same reason each time — charging by headcount would mean earning less as we deliver more.
Thanks to every team that trusted an agent with real work before it was obvious. We're just getting started.
We've raised $12 million in Series A funding to accelerate our mission: giving teams their time back by handing repetitive work to agents that can actually complete it.
Why now.
When we started Multify, the tools available fell into two camps. Chatbots that could answer questions but not act. Automation platforms that could act but needed an engineer for every change. Neither could simply do the work. Two years and four thousand active agents later, the gap we were building toward has become the category.
What the funding goes toward.
Three things, in order. Expanding engineering — particularly on reliability and the approval and audit systems our enterprise customers depend on. Accelerating the integrations roadmap, because every tool we don't connect to is work a customer still does by hand. And growing the support and success teams so rollouts stay fast as we scale.
What isn't changing.
The free tier stays free. Per-task pricing stays per-task; we've been asked more than once to move to per-seat, and we've declined for the same reason each time — charging by headcount would mean earning less as we deliver more.
Thanks to every team that trusted an agent with real work before it was obvious. We're just getting started.
We've raised $12 million in Series A funding to accelerate our mission: giving teams their time back by handing repetitive work to agents that can actually complete it.
Why now.
When we started Multify, the tools available fell into two camps. Chatbots that could answer questions but not act. Automation platforms that could act but needed an engineer for every change. Neither could simply do the work. Two years and four thousand active agents later, the gap we were building toward has become the category.
What the funding goes toward.
Three things, in order. Expanding engineering — particularly on reliability and the approval and audit systems our enterprise customers depend on. Accelerating the integrations roadmap, because every tool we don't connect to is work a customer still does by hand. And growing the support and success teams so rollouts stay fast as we scale.
What isn't changing.
The free tier stays free. Per-task pricing stays per-task; we've been asked more than once to move to per-seat, and we've declined for the same reason each time — charging by headcount would mean earning less as we deliver more.
Thanks to every team that trusted an agent with real work before it was obvious. We're just getting started.
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