Read the pitch deck startup Unframe used to raise $50 million to help businesses deploy AI

Unframe has raised 50 million dollars in a Series B, bringing total funding to 100 million. This two-year-old startup aims to help businesses deploy AI by bridging the gap between experimentation and production. COO Larissa Schneider said identifying the right use case remains a central challenge, while Unframe has built a library of tools that work with multiple AI models. The company reports over 100 million dollars in total contract value within a year and counts Cushman & Wakefield, Avison Young, Armis, and NZZ among its customers. Unframe's platform assembles custom AI systems by integrating with a company's data and internal systems. Customers can test solutions for free and convert to annual subscriptions after deployment, underpinning a 400% net revenue retention rate. Headquartered in Cupertino with offices in Tel Aviv and Berlin, Unframe employs about 150 people. Co-founders are Schneider, Shay Levi, and Adi Azarya, veterans of cybersecurity company Noname. Highland Europe led the Series B with participation from Bessemer, Craft, TLV, Third Point, Cerca, and Vintage. New funds will support product expansion, customer support, and sales, and entry into new markets. Unframe competes with prebuilt AI services, consulting firms like Accenture, and in-house AI development, positioning itself as a flexible toolset rather than a single model.