Alta with USD 7 million in seed financing

Alta receives USD 7 million to scale its AI Revenue Workforce. With its AI agents Katie, Luna and Alex, the company automates key sales and revenue processes

Tel Aviv, March 5, 2025 - AI startup Alta has received $7 million in seed funding while announcing its official market entry. The funding round was led by Entrée Capital and Target Global, with participation from angel investor Ben Lang and other investors.

AI cannot replace people - but people who use AI strategically will overtake those who don't. This funding will allow us to further develop our solutions and help companies realize their full revenue potential.

Stav Levi-Neumark, CEO of Alta

Alta is developing an AI Revenue Workforce, consisting of specialized AI agents that automate sales and revenue processes. These include:

• Katie - AI Sales Development Representative (SDR)
• Luna - AI RevOps Agent
• Alex - AI Calling Agent

Alta's AI agents can be integrated into more than 50 internal and external systems, including CRMs, ERPs, payment and social media platforms.

Goal: making sales processes more efficient

Alta has developed a specialized Large Language Model (LLM) for sales that helps companies optimize workflows and increase productivity. The AI agents take over recurring tasks such as lead research, personalized customer approach and data-based sales analysis, giving sales teams more time for strategic and creative tasks.

Companies using Alta's solutions report:

• 20+ hours of time saved per week
• Accelerated sales cycles
• More efficient sales processes with higher ROI

The AI revolution is changing the way companies work. Alta has the potential to significantly increase the efficiency of sales teams.

Avi Eyal, Entrée Capital

The startup was founded in 2023 by Stav Levi-Neumark, Tom Hoffen and Mor Shabtai. The management team has experience from companies such as monday.com, Intel and Meta. Alta is supported by Gavin Patterson (former CRO at Salesforce), Nir Goldstein (Greenfield Partners) and Yoram Teitz (General Atlantic). With the new funding, Alta plans to further expand its team and develop its AI Revenue Workforce technology.