Reducto, an AI document intelligence platform that enables machines to interpret documents like humans, has raised $75 million in Series B funding. The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Benchmark, First Round Capital, BoxGroup, and Y Combinator. This latest funding brings Reducto’s total capital raised to $108 million in less than a year, following a $24.5 million Series A round announced in April 2025.
Founded by CEO Adit Abraham and CTO Raunak Chowdhuri, Reducto has quickly emerged as a leader in document understanding technology. The company integrates optical character recognition (OCR) with advanced vision-language models (VLMs), allowing AI systems to interpret complex documents—including PDFs, redlined contracts, financial statements, and medical records—with human-like comprehension.
Reducto’s technology has become a cornerstone for enterprises and AI-native startups alike. Since its Series A announcement just five months ago, the company’s document processing volume has increased more than sixfold, handling nearly one billion pages of data monthly. Its customers include emerging AI firms such as Harvey, Rogo, and Scale AI, alongside global financial institutions and Fortune 10 companies that rely on Reducto for critical workflows in legal, financial, and healthcare environments.
The company’s platform supports both developers and enterprises through two primary offerings: a developer-friendly API and Reducto Studio, an interactive workspace for building and deploying document processing pipelines. Together, these tools convert unstructured data into structured, LLM-ready inputs that can be seamlessly integrated into artificial intelligence workflows.
The new funding will accelerate Reducto’s research and product innovation, expanding its AI models and improving scalability across industries. The company also introduced flexible pricing plans aimed at startups and research teams, allowing smaller organizations to access the same infrastructure that supports enterprise-scale workloads. This move underscores Reducto’s mission to democratize high-accuracy document intelligence across all levels of AI development.
Industry experts note that Reducto is positioned at a key inflection point for the AI ecosystem, as demand for document processing infrastructure grows rapidly. The company’s blend of technical precision, developer usability, and enterprise reliability has made it an increasingly indispensable layer in the AI data stack.
KEY QUOTES:
“Documents contain some of the most valuable data in most industries—from healthcare to finance to logistics. Yet until now, they’ve been a bottleneck for making AI useful for real enterprise use cases. Our vision is to build the trusted layer that connects messy, real-world data with language models—so that AI can reason over the world as it really is, not just the text that’s clean and easy.”
Adit Abraham, Co-Founder and CEO, Reducto
“Our current customers love us for our best-in-class accuracy, and we intend to continue pushing the frontier of document intelligence for them.”
Raunak Chowdhuri, Co-Founder and CTO, Reducto
“Reducto has become a magic ingredient that modern AI companies build with when it comes to large-scale document workloads. The team not only anticipated the rise of vision-language models, they’ve continuously pushed the field forward with first-party research, elegant product experience, and robust infrastructure that enterprise customers love.”
Jennifer Li, General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz
“Reducto is at the inflection point every ambitious builder dreams of—where the technology is proven, the market demand is exploding, and the opportunity to make an impact is massive. If you’ve ever wanted to join a company right as it defines a new category, this is that moment. Reducto is becoming the indispensable infrastructure layer for AI, and the people who join now will help shape how the world’s most important industries adopt this technology.”
Chetan Puttagunta, General Partner, Benchmark
