Airspeed Raises $20 Million Series A To Help GTM Teams Execute In The Era Of Agentic AI

By Amit Chowdhry • Jun 7, 2026

Airspeed, a company focused on helping go-to-market (GTM) teams improve execution through AI-powered agents, announced that it has raised $20 million in Series A funding. The round was led by DN Capital, with participation from Vi Partners, Framework Ventures, Atlassian Ventures, and other investors.

The funding comes as Airspeed experiences significant growth, with revenue increasing fourfold year over year. The company says its platform is being used by organizations including Persona, Light, Qdrant, and Pricefx.

Founded by CEO and co-founder Adam Liska and co-founder Devang Agrawal, Airspeed is focused on addressing what it describes as the growing execution gap facing modern revenue teams. As artificial intelligence generates increasing volumes of data and signals, the company believes the primary challenge for organizations is no longer access to information, but acting on the right insights at the right time.

Airspeed’s platform uses AI agents to help GTM teams prioritize actions, coordinate execution, and accelerate revenue-generating activities. The company positions itself as helping organizations transform data and signals into timely action across the business.

The newly raised capital will be invested primarily into product development and expanding the company’s go-to-market organization. Airspeed is also hiring across multiple GTM functions as it seeks to meet growing demand from customers.

The company operates across London and New York and plans to continue scaling its platform as organizations increasingly adopt agentic AI technologies to support sales, marketing, and revenue operations.

KEY QUOTES:

“With Airspeed, the best GTM teams don’t pile up data to rust on a shelf. Our agents help them act on what matters, so the whole organization moves faster and closes more. We’re the mind behind your revenue.”

Adam Liska, CEO And Co-Founder, Airspeed