Unframe Raises $50M Series B, Reaches $100M in Contract Value

Unframe has raised $50 million in Series B funding, bringing its total capital to $100 million. The round was led by Highland Europe with participation from existing investors Bessemer, Craft, TLV, Third Point, Cerca, and Vintage. The two-year-old company crossed $100 million in total contract value within a year of operation.

It maintains offices in Cupertino, Tel Aviv, and Berlin and employs roughly 150 people. Unframe builds libraries of AI tools that assemble custom systems compatible with multiple models and a company's internal data. Commercial real estate firms have used the platform to analyze lease documents, retailers have applied it to promotion planning, and airlines have deployed it to streamline crew schedules.

Customers include Cushman & Wakefield, Avison Young, cybersecurity firm Armis, and Swiss publisher NZZ. The customer base spans financial services, healthcare, and retail. Companies may test solutions at no cost and convert to an annual subscription after deployment.

Many customers begin with a single project and later expand their usage, COO Larissa Schneider said. This pattern has produced a 400% net revenue retention rate. Schneider said identifying the right use case remains a central challenge for companies moving from AI experimentation to deployment.

Unframe will apply the new capital to expand product, customer support, and sales teams and to enter additional markets. Cofounders Adi Azarya, Shay Levi, and Larissa Schneider previously worked at cybersecurity company Noname, which Akamai acquired in 2024 for roughly $450 million. Levi serves as CEO and Azarya as VP of research and development.