Unframe raises a further 50 million US dollars

The enterprise AI company Unframe has achieved a total contract value (TCV) of 100 million US dollars in just twelve months. At the same time, the company is closing another Series B financing round of 50 million US dollars. The round is led by Highland Europe. Existing investors Bessemer Venture Partners, Craft Ventures, TLV Partners, Third Point Ventures, Cerca Partners and Vintage Investment Partners are also involved.

This brings the total funding of the start-up, which was founded in 2024, to 100 million US dollars.

Enterprise AI often fails due to implementation

The market for enterprise AI is growing rapidly, but many companies are still struggling to actually integrate AI projects productively into their business processes. According to Unframe, many initiatives fail due to the gap between pilot projects and operational scaling. Although companies are investing massively in AI, concrete production-ready applications are often slow to emerge.

This is where Unframe sees an opportunity for its own platform.

Customized AI solutions

Unframe is developing a managed AI delivery platform that is designed to implement individual AI use cases for companies ready for production within a few days. The platform integrates directly into customers' existing AI programs, data structures and core systems. Unframe relies on open infrastructure and a modular platform called "The Framery".

The solutions can be operated in the cloud, on-premises or as a fully managed SaaS solution. No commitment to a specific large language model is necessary.

High customer momentum and strong revenue retention

According to the company, growth is based on a certain pattern. Customers identify operational bottlenecks, bring the use case to Unframe and receive an individually developed AI solution within a short period of time.

The applications are then often rolled out to other teams and business areas. A key indicator of this is the net revenue retention of 400 percent.

New capital flows into scaling and platform expansion

Unframe intends to use the new funding to expand its delivery capacities, make further investments in the platform and strengthen the senior leadership team.

This milestone of $100 million TCV within twelve months proves that companies move fast when they have a delivery model that is designed for the way they actually work.

Shay Levi, CEO and Co-Founder of Unframe

CEO Shay Levi explains that many companies have a large number of highly relevant AI use cases, but do not yet have suitable implementation models. COO Larissa Schneider particularly emphasizes the speed of implementation as a decisive competitive advantage.

Investors see growing demand for production-ready AI

Investors also see enormous market potential for production-ready enterprise AI solutions.

The scaling of AI requires an intelligent mix of 'build, buy or borrow'. For us, Unframe offers a clear 'buy' approach with reusable foundations that significantly shorten the path to real business impact

Phillip Lockhard, Chief Digital Officer & Partner Credera

Jacob Bernstein emphasizes that although many companies have numerous AI ideas, the actual operational implementation often fails. Unframe addresses precisely this gap by putting individual AI solutions into production within a few weeks.

Internationally positioned

Unframe was founded in 2024 by Shay Levi, Larissa Schneider and Adi Azarya. Today, the company has offices in California, Tel Aviv and Berlin.