Israeli AI Startup Alta Bags $25M Series A Funding

By: Women Entrepreneurs Review Team | Thursday, 9 July 2026

Alta, an Israel AI startup based in Israel, has secured a $25-million Series A round of funding. AI startup Alta, a platform for AI agents for marketing, sales and business development teams, has raised USD 25 million in its Series A funding round. Leading the investment machine was IN Venture, the IN Capital group of Sumitomo Corporation, Mindset Ventures, Skywell Capital, Leumitech77 and existing investors such as Entrée Capital, Target Global and Verissimo Ventures, with a number of angel investors and scout funds also participating.

The new investment follows Alta's $7M Seed round, which raised the total raised by the company to $32M. The fresh cash will go towards accelerating its product development, growing its business overseas and boosting its international market presence.

Since Alta's launch of the platform in 2023, the company has experienced very fast commercial growth, led by Stav Levi-Neumark (CEO), a previous Monday.com employee, and serial entrepreneur Mor Shabtai. It has grown its revenue by 800% in under a year to $15m pa, and expects it to hit about $30m pa by the end of 2026, the company said.

The fragmented software world is an issue the modern sales organization faces and Alta's on the case. There are numerous platforms that are used within a business, such as customer relationship management (CRM) platforms, data warehouses, automation platforms, and more, those that gather massive amounts of data, but have not been integrated efficiently. Typically, legacy sales software creates automated interactions that don't really provide any meaningful value added to the quality of leads or sales performance: company said.

To overcome these challenges, a team of Alta has built its own AI platform from scratch, and coordinates through an AI "company brain" with a loosely coupled network of AI agents communicating with each other. This system combines data from over 50 data sources and crunches hundreds of buying signals to empower businesses to discover potential customers and gain insights into market behavior.

Key Highlights

• $25M Funding: Alta raises $25 million in Series A
• 800% Growth: Targets $30M revenue by 2026
• AI Platform: Automates marketing and sales

The platform can be used to discover qualified leads, account research, communicate with prospects via multiple channels and schedule meetings automatically for companies. Aside from lead generation, Alta's AI agents can qualify inbound leads, facilitate AI-driven calls, handle customer relations and pinpoint upsell prospects. It seamlessly connects with more than 60 top-of-the-line and business-focused tools including Attio, Clay, Google, IBM, Salesforce, and HubSpot to enable the use of corporate technology stacks.

CEO Stav Levi-Neumark said that Alta wants to have a similar impact on marketing and sales as cloud computing has had on software infrastructure.

Where AWS went with cloud infrastructure, we're going for them with marketing and sales, Neumark said. Instead of providing another software solution, Alta is developing an "intelligent system" that is able to learn, operate and assist companies to generate more revenue with AI-powered services," she continued.

Alta is a product-based services company that merges the capabilities of AI with human talent, distinctly different from the standard software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies. Dedicated account managers, with internal AI agents to assist them, have almost 80 customer accounts to manage, versus approximately 20 accounts in traditional sales-based companies. This way, companies can operate more efficiently and foster trust in AI technology, the company said.

Alta now has more than 300 customers including Snowflake, Deel, Atlassian, Atoms and Sabio Group with it claiming $1.5 million in new business per month. The company has rapidly expanded in scale, but employs only 55 people – half of whom work in Israel and the other half in the U.S. – and plans to add only 80 employees by the end of 2026, as its revenues increase.

Alta is building a new segment of the enterprise AI business, say investors. The company has developed the intelligence layer that's not part of the sales tech landscape today, not to compete with the other software vendors," said Eitan Naor, Managing Partner at IN Venture. Sumitomo Corp, a global network, will assist Alta to expand to markets in Japan and Southeast Asia, he added.

“CEO Stav Levi-Neumark's success in tapping into the growth potential in complex business data was impressive and the founding team of Avi Eyal at Entrée Capital is rightfully commended on this,” said Eyal. He went on to say that Alta is pioneering to leverage AI and shaping the future of the architecture of marketing and sales and accelerating the company's global growth.