TLDR: Invisible Technologies, a leading AI software platform provider, has successfully raised $100 million in a growth funding round led by Vanara Capital. This investment brings the company’s total funding to $144 million and values it at over $2 billion, underscoring its rapid growth and critical role in enabling enterprise AI adoption. The funds will be used to further develop its comprehensive AI software platform and expand its market reach.
Invisible Technologies, a prominent provider of AI software platforms for the enterprise, announced today the successful closure of a $100 million growth funding round. The investment was spearheaded by Vanara Capital, a newly established firm founded by former TPG executives, marking its inaugural public investment. This significant capital injection elevates Invisible Technologies’ total funding to $144 million and reportedly values the company at more than $2 billion, according to Bloomberg. The news comes as the company continues its impressive trajectory, having achieved $134 million in revenue in 2024, positioning it as the second-fastest growing AI company on the Inc. 5000 list.
The funding round saw robust participation from a mix of new and existing investors. Alongside Vanara Capital, new participants include Princeville Capital, HOF Capital, Freestyle VC, Rocketeer Management, and Tallwoods Capital. Existing backers Acrew Capital, Greycroft, Backed VC, BY Ventures, and Deepwater Asset Management also contributed to the round, reaffirming their confidence in Invisible Technologies’ vision and execution.
Invisible Technologies specializes in an end-to-end AI software platform designed to address the complexities of deploying artificial intelligence within large organizations. The platform’s core mission is to structure messy data, build digital workflows, deploy agentic solutions, evaluate and measure impact, and mobilize relevant human experts. It has been instrumental in training foundation models for over 80% of AI model providers, including industry giants like Cohere, Microsoft, and AWS, and serves clients such as Microsoft, Swiss Gear, and the Charlotte Hornets.
The company’s innovative AI software platform is built upon five modular components that cover the entire AI lifecycle:
Neuron: Provides flexible data infrastructure for integrating and transforming structured and unstructured data.
Atomic: A visual process mapper and builder designed to codify workflows and business logic.
Expert Marketplace: A workforce engine that delivers high-quality human expertise, crucial for Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF), training, and validation.
Synapse: An annotation and evaluation layer that measures performance, enables fine-tuning, and drives continuous model improvement.
Axon: Facilitates agentic automation to orchestrate tasks and decisions across various systems.
Matthew Fitzpatrick, CEO of Invisible Technologies, highlighted the market need his company addresses: “I have spent the last decade experiencing both the promises and limitations of enterprise AI, driven by the fact that 70% of the software in the world is over 20 years old. Despite the recent excitement, most enterprises are still struggling to get AI models into production and to quantify ROI. Invisible changes that. Our software platform, combined with our expert marketplace, enables companies to organize, clean, label, and map their data. This foundation enables them to build agentic workflows that drive…”
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The newly secured capital will be strategically deployed to further enhance Invisible Technologies’ core AI software platform, expand its geographic presence, and strengthen its technical team. The company has already established offices in New York, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and London, and has doubled its engineering organization in 2025, signaling its aggressive growth strategy and commitment to leading the enterprise AI revolution.
