Enterprise AI company Maven AGI has raised $50 million in Series B funding to expand its Business AGI platform, enhance enterprise AI solutions, and revolutionize the customer journey with outcome-driven agentic AI.

This funding round, led by Dell Technologies Capital, with support from Cisco Investments, SE Ventures, and existing backers Lux Capital, M13, and E14 Fund, brings Maven’s total funding to $78 million.

Founded in 2023 by tech veterans from Google, Stripe, and HubSpot, Maven AGI has grown rapidly by embedding AI into the core of enterprise systems. Its Business AGI platform goes beyond traditional automation, connecting data, systems, and teams to solve real-world business problems across sales, support, and operations.

From resolving up to 93 percent of customer support queries autonomously to powering real-time workflows, Maven has proven its mettle. Notably, the platform drives business outcomes by unifying disconnected systems with intelligent, traceable, and secure AI agents.

Strategic Partnerships Fuel Growth

New investors in this round aren’t just writing checks. They’re becoming strategic partners and customers, highlighting Maven’s growing importance in AI-powered enterprise infrastructure. Leading companies like Tripadvisor, Ibex, SS&C Technologies, and fintech disruptors such as Rho, Check, and Papaya Pay are already leveraging Maven’s agentic AI to replace siloed workflows with connected intelligence.

With offices in Boston, New York, and San Francisco, Maven now boasts a team of over 80 employees. In just one year, the startup scaled from zero to 40 enterprise customers and generated $7 million in revenue, achieving cent percent customer retention rate, a rare feat in the enterprise software industry.

“Maven AGI is tackling one of the fastest-growing markets globally, and they’ve assembled a team with unmatched expertise in customer experience and AI,” said Elana Lian, Partner at Dell Technologies Capital.

Prioritizing Trust, Speed, and Depth

Initially focused on transforming customer support, Maven AGI has now adopted a unified approach to the entire customer journey by inking data, systems, and teams through agentic AI that delivers measurable business outcomes.

“With fragmented systems slowing innovation, enterprises are urgently seeking a unified approach. Maven delivers on that need with AI that securely connects people, systems, and data across the entire customer lifecycle,” said Jonathan Corbin, CEO and co-founder of Maven AGI.

Its Business AGI platform integrates effortlessly with enterprise infrastructure to solve problems, uncover real-time insights, and boost performance at every interaction point.

Maven’s success lies in its founding principles:

Trust: Full compliance with SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, CCPA, and GDPR ensures data security and transparency.
Speed: With over 100 plug-and-play integrations, enterprises can go live within days.
Depth: Maven’s Business AGI platform predicts and resolves problems proactively, delivering measurable outcomes across departments.
These principles have established Maven AGI as a foundational layer for enterprises navigating AI transformation.

What’s Next for Maven AGI?

Armed with fresh capital, Maven plans to double down on product development and go-to-market strategies. The leadership team, CEO Jonathan Corbin, CTO Sami Shalabi, and CPO Eugene Mann, is focusing on rapid distribution, leveraging their network of advisors from OpenAI and Google to accelerate adoption.

The enterprise AI space is evolving fast, but Maven’s focus on delivering secure, fast, and intelligent AI agents gives it a competitive edge. With strategic funding and strong momentum, Maven AGI appears poised to lead the next wave of AI transformation across global enterprises.

“We invest in startups that are disrupting large categories at scale,” said Amit Chaturvedy, Global Head & Managing Partner at SE Ventures. “Maven’s platform is uniquely designed to handle the complex workflows and scale of huge corporations, like SE Ventures’ LP, Schneider Electric.”

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