Landbase Launches AI Platform to Disrupt Go-to-Market Strategies, Raises $12.5M in Seed Funding

By James Dargan · 12 September 2024 · 1 min read

Landbase, a sales and marketing automation startup, has emerged from stealth with $12.5 million in seed funding. Co-founded by AppDirect’s Daniel Saks, the company introduced GTM-1 Omni, an AI platform designed to enhance go-to-market strategies by acting on performance feedback to improve outcomes. Early tests show a sevenfold increase in conversion rates compared to traditional AI models for lead generation.

Landbase’s platform integrates various sales tools to eliminate data silos, using a proprietary knowledge graph for more accurate predictions. The seed round was co-led by A*, 8VC, and First Minute Capital, with plans to use the funds for further development and market expansion.

Topics8VC A*AI AI-driven platform AppDirect capital markets First Minute Capital funding go-to-market strategies Landbase seed funding stealth startup

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Landbase Launches AI Platform to Disrupt Go-to-Market Strategies, Raises $12.5M in Seed Funding

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