Airspeed Raises $20M Series A for AI Revenue Agents

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Airspeed has closed a $20 million Series A round to grow its agent-native platform for go-to-market execution. The company runs out of London, England, in the United Kingdom, with a second base in New York City, and the new capital pushes its total funding to $25 million.

DN Capital led the round. Vi Partners, Framework Venture Partners, and Atlassian Ventures all took part. The financing was confirmed on June 4, 2026.

Airspeed builds an execution layer for revenue teams. The idea is to turn scattered conversations and data into actions that actually push deals forward. Its platform sends out autonomous AI agents that read the commercial context sitting across calls, emails, support tickets, and CRM records, then act on it.

Rather than focusing on a single step, the software works across the full revenue workflow inside a company. It updates systems on its own, flags risks before they grow, and generates follow-ups so sales teams can stay on top of every deal. According to the company, the product is already in use by 200 customers spread across 20 countries.

The team plans to put the fresh money toward expanding operations and continuing its product development work. Airspeed is led by Chief Executive Officer Adam Liska and Chief Technology Officer Devang Agrawal.