StackAI, a San Francisco-based startup, focuses on creating no-code AI agents. For their efforts, they’ve closed $16 million in Series A funding. The round, led by Lobby Capital, will boost the company as it works to democratize enterprise-class automation powered by AI for all businesses. Bernard Aceituno and Antoni Rosino, both members of the class of 2022, co-founded StackAI in 2022. The company went through Y Combinator’s Winter 2023 batch and raised $3 million in seed funding in April 2023.

That round was led by Gradient Ventures, with additional participation from YC, Epakon Capital, Soma Capital, True Capital Ventures, and a group of angel investors. StackAI’s platform allows enterprise businesses to create reusable AI agents to automate any aspect of the business, no coding skills needed.

StackAI raised its Series A with a short 13-slide pitch deck. This was a great presentation to show off the platform’s capabilities and show its market potential. Similar to other AI agent startups, StackAI has its sights on automating repetitive functions like data entry and other B2B processes.

"We found that sometimes the least technologically advanced companies — construction firms, local governments, and insurance — are the ones that gain the most value from AI agents." - Bernard Aceituno

Aceituno further explained that the company uses AI to enhance its development process.

"We heavily leverage AI for our development — Cursor and our own StackAI Agents to build 100-plus integrations and add new models as soon as they are announced." - Bernard Aceituno

On the company’s no-code platform, AI agents of any complexity can be created quickly, getting businesses to a place where they can focus on practical implementation and impact.